Stephen Chow watched joke videos when he was a child.

Although Stephen Chow is recognized as a good actor, Stephen Chow's childhood was really unhappy. Stephen Chow's mother Ling Baoer gave birth to two daughters and a son, but when Stephen Chow was only seven years old, her husband cheated. Ling Baoer is a strong woman, and her husband didn't cherish marriage, so he soon filed for divorce. So Stephen Chow's childhood, growing up in an unhappy family, was short of clothes and food, which led Stephen Chow to earn money desperately for a long time. Up to now, Stephen Chow still thinks money is very important.

How miserable was Stephen Chow's childhood? Grandfather moved to Hong Kong when he was young, and Stephen Chow became a black household without a hukou. In order to gain a foothold in Hong Kong, Stephen Chow's mother found a poor boy in Hong Kong. In fact, he only has one Hong Kong hukou, and the others are very poor.

When Stephen Chow was a child, his family was very difficult. He was the only man in the family, that is, his sister who went up and down. Therefore, from this perspective, many people in Stephen Chow today say that his personality is getting more and more strange, which by no means excludes the influence brought by single-parent families. At that time, his living conditions, especially his living conditions, were actually reflected in the films behind Stephen Chow. Everyone has seen a very classic film "Kung Fu" by Stephen Chow, and was deeply impressed.

When I was young, I loved movies very much and was deeply influenced by Chaplin Bruce Lee. The living environment of childhood often determines what kind of road a person will take in the future. During the time when their mother took Master Xing to the movies, they fell in love with two actors, one was Chaplin and the other was Bruce Lee. And the characteristics of these two people will also appear in the works of Master Xing in the future. At that time, Master Xing also fell in love with Kung Fu because of Bruce Lee in the screen! Even once obsessed, I taught myself iron sand palm, wing chun and Jeet Kune Do on TV.

Why Stephen Chow's comedies are considered as tragedies by many people. Actually, it has something to do with age and experience. When I was a child, I watched Stephen Chow just for fun. I thought his movies were so funny that I was made to laugh! When I grow up, I will watch Stephen Chow, which is more than just a comedy. Movies convey many social problems! For example, "Jiupin Sesame Official" shows the corruption that officials and officials protect each other in the old society!

For example, in "Tong Pak Hu Dian Qiu Xiang", the absurdity of selling oneself to bury one's father is worse than anyone else! For example, Kung Fu, in Pig Cage Village, is a portrayal of the life of the people at the bottom of Hong Kong society! Stephen Chow's films are not comedies for the sake of comedies, but reflect some social phenomena and problems. Moreover, most of Stephen Chow's films are positive energy, and little people make counter-attacks through their own efforts. This kind of experience can impress the audience the most!

Everyone says that the ending of a Chinese odyssey is incomprehensible to those who have not experienced growth and tempering. In A Chinese Odyssey, the Supreme Treasure must defeat the ox if he wants to save, the Monkey King if he wants to defeat the ox, and forget the secular desire if he wants to become the Monkey King.

Behind the seemingly simple story, it seems to tell us that growth is a process of constant loss. Each of us used to be a carefree treasure, but as we grew older, we had to wear a golden hoop and become the Monkey King, so we began to take on the responsibility of sitting on our shoulders.

In the past 40 years, Stephen Chow has reached the peak of China comedy films with his unique and nonsense comedy style, and has become a leading figure in China film industry. Whether as an actor in the 1980s and 1990s or a director after the Millennium, the word "Stephen Chow" has become a symbol of the box office of movies and a cultural symbol of China comedies.

The painter Moravia once said: "Fame means loneliness. It is like a crystal displayed in a shop window, and it is there for exhibition. " . At the end of the interview with Chai Jing, Master Xing said "Thank you"! Just a few words made people burst into tears. A "thank you" tells the story of Master Xing's hard work in art and his little-known gratitude.