Comments on A Chinese Odyssey

I watched A Chinese Odyssey starring Stephen Chow when I was very young. I didn't understand the meaning of this story at that time. I just think Master Xing's funny skills are great. I watched it n times when I grew up, only to find that movies are not only classics, but also myths. Let's start with the ending. If the ending of the film is Zhuo Qin, the play is a successful comedy at most, but it is not a classic. Although the Supreme Treasure (the Monkey King) and the fairy Xia Zi share life and death in the film, it is this incomplete love that really touches the hearts of the audience. Some people say that incomplete love is perfect love. It's a bit illogical, but it's true. For example, Romeo and Juliet in the west and butterfly lovers in the east, there is no happy love. The ending of a Chinese Odyssey is satisfactory, because the cruel ending will make the audience feel sad. On the wall, the Sunset Warrior faces a girl who looks like Xia Zi. With the help of the body of the Sunset Warrior, the Monkey King said three words "I love you" to a girl like Xia Zi, and kissed the girl deeply, because he regretted never saying these three words to Xia Zi and refused to kiss Xia Zi, which was the ending in the Monkey King's heart. This scene is the most classic of the play. In the last scene, Tang Priest and his disciples walked on the endless Gobi Desert. The Monkey King suddenly looked back, looking back at the sunset warrior and the girl who hugged each other. Three seconds later, his eyes became firm, and he didn't want to stay on earth any more, and he embarked on the road of learning from the scriptures without hesitation. Lu Guanting's The Love of My Life is also the crowning touch.