"Bright Sword" caused a lot of jokes due to lack of funds. The cavalry regiment was just two horses, and Li Yunlong acted as a group. What happened?

I don't know when it started. Now when people talk about anti-Japanese dramas, they will think of anti-Japanese dramas. It is true that there are too many anti-Japanese dramas in these years. It is estimated that eight of the ten anti-Japanese dramas are anti-Japanese dramas. In fact, the acting skills of most of the actors in the anti-Japanese dramas are still good, that is, the plots are too exaggerated and completely distort the real history, and even some plots that violate common sense appear in the anti-Japanese dramas. For example, steamed stuffed bun grenades, bullets will turn, hand-tearing devils and so on. It is true that it is an anti-Japanese drama.

The early anti-Japanese dramas are more realistic and chronological, and it is easy to bring the audience into them. For example, the original drama "Liang Jian", although it has been 14 years since now, is still a classic among the classics. The storyline inside is worth savoring. The actors in the play bring their respective roles to life and show the characteristics of each character incisively and vividly. Even the costume props are very close to the real history.

It is worth mentioning that the total investment of such a high-quality anti-Japanese drama is less than 1 million. The whole crew only has two cameras, one for shooting close-up and the other for slapping the drama. There is not even a decent actor lounge. Moreover, the shooting time at that time spanned the whole winter, and the actors filmed from morning till night every day in the cold winter. It can be said that the conditions were quite difficult.

In addition, the crew also made a lot of jokes when shooting because of lack of funds. For example, there was a scene where a cavalry regiment was filmed, but when the director came to the scene to prepare for filming at first, there was no cavalry regiment, just two horses.

In another scene, Li Youbin, who plays Li Yunlong, changed her look and acted as a group performance because the budget of the cast was too tight. It was also very dramatic when bandits confronted monks, but maybe many people didn't find it. In fact, it is very common for the protagonist to perform in a group TV series in the early film and television industry. For example, when The Journey to the West was filming, an actor played many roles, but the key point was that the audience had not discovered it.