Nezha's prodigy came to the world, and the true story of Taiyi is a cliche. Is it reliable?

Nezha's master Taiyi is a real person. He told a strong trump card in the movie, which sounded funny. It stands to reason that the immortals in our minds should all be sage like type and methodical.

I think everyone has doubts about this issue. First of all, Chen Hao, the director and voice director of Nezha, is from Sichuan, and the behind-the-scenes production company of the film is also from Chengdu, Sichuan. It can be said that this film is truly "made in Sichuan", so the producer will add some Sichuan accents to the film.

In addition, when it comes to the real Taiyi, we all know that he is a disciple of the Buddha in the Yuan Dynasty and one of the Twelve Jinxian in Kunlun, and his cave house, the Golden Cave in Qianyuan Mountain, is located in jiangyou city, Sichuan, so Taiyi is also from Sichuan. As a Sichuanese, it is normal for Taiyi to have a little Sichuanese accent. After all, being immortal does not mean that the standard of Putonghua will be improved.

Of course, in addition to these interesting settings, there are many interesting details in the movie. If you are interested, you can go to the cinema to support this excellent work of domestic animation. In the four days after the release of Nezha, the box office has already broken 700 million yuan, which is likely to break the previous domestic animated box office record of 965 million yuan maintained by Return of the Great Sage, and will also become the pride of domestic animated films.