What are the classic clips of Nezha's prodigy paying tribute to Master Xing?

The topic is that I didn't watch Nezha's movie, nor did I watch Master Xing's movie, and didn't do my homework, so many people didn't find it.

In addition to the sissy in the audience's impression, there are five details of Nezha's tribute to Stephen Chow, which have aroused heated discussion and laughter from many audiences.

First place: The Cultivation of Immortals. How many viewers will definitely think of the Cultivation of Actors when they see this shot? Although this book was not written by Stephen Chow, it became popular because of him, because Stephen Chow added a unique comedy effect and contained inspirational meaning. Number two: Let go of that girl. Nezha chased the monster, who caught a little girl and threatened Nezha. Nezha said, Let the girl go. Anyone who has seen Stephen Chow's Kung Fu and King of Destruction is familiar with this line. Third place: The scene of Nezha and his mother kicking a shuttlecock is basically Stephen Chow's practice of pushing a stone against the wall in shaolin soccer. Many viewers should remember it clearly. In fact, apart from action, the main comedy effect may be that the original inspiration of director Jiao Zi comes from Stephen Chow. Fourth place: with me, I don't know if I can stand it. Nezha and Ao Bing fought against the thunderbolt. It's so embarrassing. I don't know if I can stand it. This sentence originated from shaolin soccer. Fifth place: Nezha turned into Shen, holding Aobing with a musket. Reaching the summit three times in a row can be said to reproduce Stephen Chow's comedy style. The plot is similar to that of Stephen Chow when he was shooting cattle. Niu Wangmo blew away the castle with a banana fan, and Ao Bing wanted to bury Chentangguan, which also had the same effect. There is also a dialogue with Er Shen, which is also a tribute to Master Xing. In the subtitles at the end of the film, director Jiaozi especially thanked Stephen Chow. Any excellent film draws on the countless experiences of countless predecessors. But in so many aspects, Stephen Chow, who pays special attention to copyright, has no definite view, which shows his master character.