How much do you know about the stalks in "Tang Bohu Dianqiuxiang"?

As the pinnacle of Stephen Chow's work, Dianchouxiang (1993) is a weekly comedy classic that I can never get tired of watching. The classic features of "Tang Bohu Dianqiuxiang" are the unforgettable classic lines, the funny bridge that flows freely, and the plot with subversive spirit and imaginative imagination. So do you know the terrier here?

At the beginning of the film, it imitates Gu Long's novel "The Sentimental Swordsman's Ruthless Sword" and sets the ranking of weapons spectrum. Xiao Li's flying knife ranks fourth, the Tang family's overlord gun ranks third, the scholar's killing sword ranks second, and Xiao Li's flying knife mother ranks first. When Tang Bohu learned that the first place was Xiao Li's flying knife mother, he said, "It turned out to be Xiao Li's old mother flying knife." Tang's mother helped, and Tang's father said angrily, "trumpet, do you want to play the system?" Trumpet is a curse word, and the name Zhu Qian is homophonic with "pig" in Cantonese, which is also a curse word.

In the film, Tang Bohu, who achieved "three outstanding poets, painters and calligraphers" at a young age, is a typical genius. It stands to reason that a talented person in traditional culture is bound to gain fame, follow a wise master, give full play to his talents and abilities, and grow into a famous minister who has been speculating and strategizing, or the first assistant in power in the ruling and opposition parties. However, Tang Bohu in Tang Bohu Dianchouxiang chose to live in seclusion. I'd rather pretend to be crazy and completely ignore the serial tricks of Ning Guogong to attract talents and talents, and I'll use all my literary talent and martial arts to show compassion and attract butterflies.

What other stalks do you know in Tang Bohu Dianchouxiang?