What line in Stephen Chow's movies impressed you the most?

I like Stephen Chow's classic lines very much. Here are some examples:

Shaolin soccer.

? "If there is no dream, what is the difference with salted fish?"

? When the master elder brother was overwhelmed by the hardships of life, Stephen Chow was still thinking about the dream of inheriting Shaolin Wushu, so he made the master elder brother say such a sentence, but forgot that he was just a lowlife who lived on the rooftop next to the buzzing air conditioner. This sentence is always a little funny in movies, but it is very profound, inspiring us young people who are running around for their lives in big cities and never forget our dreams.

? At that time, the sword was only 0.0 1 cm from my throat, but after a quarter of incense, the hostess of the sword fell in love with me completely because I decided to tell a lie.

? Although I have lied countless times in my life, I think this time is the most perfect …

? Once there was a sincere love in front of me. I didn't cherish it, and I regretted it when I lost it. The most painful thing in the world is this. Cut your sword on my throat! Don't hesitate any longer!

? If God can give me another chance, I will say three words to that girl: I love you.

If I have to add a time limit to this love, I hope it is … ten thousand years!

? This sentence in A Chinese Odyssey has become a classic in the profession of confession. When saying this sentence, the picture of Xia Zi and Supreme Bao is quite meaningless, but when Supreme Bao says this sentence again with a tight spell, serious, serious and affectionate feelings, even the hard-hearted people will cry. We can't help sighing at the end of this fate. When we have it, we don't know what we have. When we lose it, we regret it. Just like our life, we always know it's too late.

? Many people can't understand the ending of a Chinese odyssey, and I didn't understand it once. It should be people who haven't grown up, and people who haven't experienced thoroughly remoulded growth can't understand it. In fact, everyone used to be a carefree sovereign treasure, but with the growth of age, he had to put on a spell and pick up a golden hoop to become the Monkey King, so he had to bear all the responsibilities and never get back to his former sovereign treasure, like a piece of paper. Like you and me, he put away his temper and anger, stopped being willful and naughty, and only ran for his dreams. Only after experiencing the polishing of life can we have such a profound feeling.

? These classics will never be surpassed.