Chapter 1,622 Only by never forgetting your original intention can you achieve success
"Damn it, Ah Xing is the child of the tenant-in-law and the tenant-in-law?"
"This interpretation makes me a little confused!"
"But it makes sense! If you think about it carefully, it seems to be true!"
"Suddenly it felt like what we were watching was not the same movie!"
"Nothing wrong. After reading the movie reviews, I felt like I watched a fake movie!"
"I just thought it was funny and fun, and then you told me that Ah Xing is the son of the landlord and the landlord? And you also told me that these are all a child's dream?"
"I never dreamed there were so many!"
With the expanded screening of "Kung Fu" and the surge in the number of moviegoers, it can be said that there are more and more interpretations of the movie, and they are so diverse that even Li Yi was confused after watching many of them.
For example, a certain film critic's interpretation made Li Yi completely dumbfounded.
"Martial arts is a fairy tale for adults, and "Kung Fu" directed by Gou is a fable for men.
To understand this fable written by the director, you must first understand that in the movie, Fatty and Fire Cloud Evil God are actually the same person, and they are both the incarnations of the protagonist. To be more precise, Fatty is the embodiment of the hypocritical and weak character of the protagonist, and Fire
Yun Xie Shen is the embodiment of the protagonist's evil and powerful desires. Don't rush me, I will explain it in detail below.
Although in the online introduction, each character in "Kung Fu" is given a name, in the movie, the protagonist, the fat man, and the mute girl have no names. This anonymity gives the characters an additional symbolic meaning.
Below, I call the protagonist a man. In the movie, the protagonist is a symbol of all men.
Let's start from the beginning. When a man was a boy, he met a beggar. The beggar sold him martial arts secrets and said that he had amazing bones and was a martial arts wizard who could only be seen in a century. He would punish rape and eradicate evil and maintain world peace.
The important responsibility is entrusted to him.
Note that one of the beggar's words here is: "If I don't go to hell, who will?" This sentence is very important, and the charterer behind also said this sentence.
The boy spent all his savings and bought a copy of "The Palm of the Tathagata" from a beggar, and then began to practice hard.
Isn't this little boy the same as us who once had the dream of martial arts? When we used to walk around with a wooden stick and babbling, did we also dream that one day we would get a secret book and become a master?
Martial arts, from now on, we can do chivalry everywhere, punish evil and promote good, and maintain world peace? Even if we finally understand that there is no secret book or peerless martial arts in this world, we still want to strengthen ourselves so that we can stand up when facing injustice.
And out.
Soon, the boy began to realize his dream of being a hero. The first thing he did was the most common plot in martial arts novels - a hero saving a beauty. However, the real world is not like martial arts novels, where bad guys are always killed by good guys.
Uniform, the real evil is much stronger, and the real self is much weaker. The fluttering of the leaves is not the volleying force I imagined, but the flow of the wind.
When the hero's fantasy was awakened by urine, the great humiliation drove away the good wishes in his heart, and evil showed its powerful power. So, the boy also began to yearn for the power of evil. He did not want to be a good person without power, he wanted to do it
Powerful bad guy.
However, the inner struggle between good and evil makes the boy neither a good person nor a bad person.
Many years later, the boy turned into a hypocritical and weak man. This hypocritical and weak man turned out to be a fat man!
The clever thing about "Kung Fu" is to externalize the protagonist's inner personality and desires into specific characters, so that the protagonist's psychological changes can be shown through the mutual representation of the characters. The fat man is the hypocritical and weak character of the man.
incarnation.
Why are men said to be weak? We see that when men bully others, they always choose those who look weak. He first steps on the children's footballs and then blackmails the older ones and the younger ones.
He also wanted to be a good guy. When choosing an opponent for a duel, he would also look for the weakest one, but he would not dare to attack any one of them. Even if he was beaten by the charterer and the gold-rimmed glasses, he would not dare to fight back.
Why do we say that men are hypocritical? Because every time he bullies someone and is bullied, he always uses the method of spiritual victory to deceive himself.
In that cruel world, a weak person will be bullied, so he disguises his weakness as fierceness, so the weakness is externalized and he becomes a fat man. This is "beating the face to pretend to be fat".
If you understand that fat men are a symbol of men's hypocrisy and weakness, you will understand why the knives they throw out when they go to kill the tenant wife always hit the man himself, because his ferocity is fake. When he wants to hurt others
Sometimes, because of his weakness, he is the one who gets hurt. This paragraph may seem funny, but it actually has profound meaning.
When a man is hurt by his own disguised cruelty again and again, he sees his own weakness, so he hates the fat man who follows him more and more.
In this world, the streets are full of money and women are everywhere, but only ruthless people can have these.
When those who admire the Law of the Jungle drive around in luxury cars and hug beautiful women, the whole world begins to learn the Law of the Wolf.
Therefore, the man decided to become a truly vicious person. To become a truly vicious person, he had to say goodbye to his kindness, so the man decided to rob the mute woman.
In "Kung Fu", the mute woman is the symbol of the good wishes in the man's heart, and the lollipop is the symbol of kindness.
The director obviously put a lot of thought into the scene where the man robs the mute woman, and it can be said that the filming was extremely touching. It was a stroke of genius for the director to choose such a young and beautiful actress to play the mute woman who symbolizes the best wishes in the man's heart.
Perhaps this can also be seen as the white moonlight in a man's mind, the beginning of all good things!
When a mute woman wearing a white shirt and a pure smile appears on the street, I would like to have all the beautiful words to describe her. It is this beauty of the mute woman that makes a man's choice of abandoning good and following evil full of tragedy.
When a man holds a knife and stares at the mute woman's beautiful face, it's like looking directly at those beautiful wishes. The man's anger seems to be questioning why the weak are bullied, why kindness is so powerless, but kindness
Unable to answer the beauty, she could only shed sad tears.
The tears of the mute woman actually flowed from the heart of the man.
In this scene, the knife is a symbol of evil, while the mute woman is a symbol of beauty. Through this scene, the director vividly shows the struggle between good and evil thoughts in a man's heart. It can be said that this scene is enough to be remembered forever.
A scene in film history. This scene alone is enough for him to join the ranks of film masters. Of course he is!
After the robbery, the mute woman took out a lollipop from the box and handed it to the man. It was the same lollipop that the mute woman had handed to the boy who stood up for her. The lollipop conveyed goodwill, but at that time
, the boy refused because of his strong sense of humiliation. Now, the man refused again because he wanted to abandon good and follow evil.
When the lollipop breaks into pieces, it symbolizes that the man has completely given up on kindness.
I have watched "Kung Fu" many times, but every time I see it, I shed tears. I think everyone who has ever experienced the collision between inner good wishes and reality must be able to understand this feeling.
After giving up kindness, men have to drive away weakness. By driving away this hypocritical and weak fat man, men can completely release the evil in their hearts.
At this time, the man seemed to really feel that he was free and powerful. When he went to see Brother Chen, he even danced to show his mood.
Driving away the fat man means driving away one's own weakness and hypocrisy, so the man changes! This transformation is something that must occur in every man's growth process.
For example, have we ever seen someone else become successful and prosperous, and on the surface we are envious, but secretly we hear others say that this person's money is dirty, etc., do we also secretly curse?
In fact, isn’t this a sign of weakness and hypocrisy?
The next step is to set fire to Yun Xie Shen, which is actually to release the evil in the man's heart.
When watching the movie, one might find it strange that the rescue was very smooth even though it was made very scary. You could even just roll down and find the Fire Cloud Evil God. This is completely inconsistent with the audience’s expectations of the rescue. I think this
This is also one of the reasons why some people give it low scores.
However, when we understand that the Fire Cloud Evil God is actually the incarnation of the evil in a man's heart, this anti-climactic rescue becomes easy to understand. It is easy to drive away the weakness and kindness and release the evil. Those visions are not
It exaggerates the tension of the rescue, but instead highlights the horror of evil.
Who is Fire Cloud Evil God? On the surface, he is a martial arts idiot. In fact, he begs for mercy if he can't beat him, and he can also sneak attacks. On the surface, he says he wants to be beaten to death, but in fact, he is a person who wants to win against everyone by any means. Fire Cloud Evil God is
Pure evil that combines viciousness and insidiousness.
When a man has completely fallen into evil ways, he needs someone to wake him up, and this person is the housewife. What the housewife can do to wake him up is a word and a move of martial arts.
One sentence is: "If I don't go to hell, who will?"
The beggar said this at that time, but the boy only remembered his chivalry in safeguarding world peace, but did not pay attention to this most important sentence.
"If I don't go to hell, who will go to hell?" is a term used in Buddhism. Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva once made a great wish: "If hell is not empty, I will not become a Buddha until all sentient beings are saved, and only then can I realize Bodhi." The charterer said this here.
, meaning that to be a hero one must have a spirit of self-sacrifice.
You think that becoming a hero is just to vent your inner injustice. However, you are admired by thousands of people and favored by beautiful women. But in fact, becoming a hero requires paying a high price. You even have to give up everything and sacrifice your life in order to fight against the powerful evil.
The first battle. The man's previous weakness was not because he was not strong, but because he was afraid and did not dare to fight or go to hell.
The one martial arts move that awakens men is the charter wife's lion's roar technique.
The lion's roar also comes from a Buddhist term. "The Buddha Speaks of the Tathagata's Inconceivable Secret Mahayana Sutra": "The Bodhisattva has now reached the Great Bodhi Field, hoping to realize the fruit of Anuttara Samyak Sam Bodhi. He descended the demonic army in order to perfect the Tathagata's ten powers.
, the four are fearless, the eighteen are not to offer Buddha Dharma, turn the Dharma wheel universally for all, make the roar of a lion, practice the Dharma widely among all living beings, make the Dharma eyes of all living beings pure, and suppress all evil and external theories. "The roar of the lion is
Describing the Buddha’s teachings as a lion subduing all living beings.
Of course, there is another point, that is, the two times the man hit Fire Cloud Evil God on the head with a wooden stick.
What it actually represents is the struggle of the good side.
Or to a certain extent, it’s also a “wake-up call”!
The one martial arts move that really awakens men is the charter wife's lion's roar technique.
The lion's roar also comes from a Buddhist term. "The Buddha Speaks of the Tathagata's Inconceivable Secret Mahayana Sutra": "The Bodhisattva has now reached the Great Bodhi Field, and wants to realize the fruit of Anuttar Samyak Sambodhi. He descends the demon army in order to perfect the Tathagata's ten powers.
, the four are fearless, the eighteen are not to offer Buddha Dharma, turn the Dharma wheel universally for all, make the roar of a lion, practice the Dharma widely among all living beings, make the Dharma eyes of all living beings pure, and suppress all evil and foreign theories. "The roar of the lion is
Describing the Buddha’s teachings as a lion subduing all living beings.
The charterer showed up and explained the true way of chivalry to the man, and the good in the man began to awaken, so he picked up the gavel and declared war on the evil in his heart. This time, even if blood spattered five steps, he would not flinch.
At this time, the man finally found his kind heart, so he drew the lollipop representing kindness with blood, and the mute woman also put the broken lollipop back together.
Kindness that has never faced evil directly is fragile, so the lollipop put together by the mute woman will break when picked up, but the one painted with blood will not. In the process of facing the evil in his heart, a man emerges from his cocoon and becomes a butterfly. He believes that he can
Defeat his own evil. The weak fat man looked at the iron cover full of palm prints, and he found the skill to defeat evil - the Tathagata Palm.
Tathagata, Lai is a Buddhist term. Tathagata is a state. If you achieve the Tathagata state, you can become a Tathagata Buddha. "Tathagata" means "True Tathagata", that is, the original appearance of all dharma (things). "Tathagata" means "Tathagata".
"Come by the way of truth, leave by the way of truth" means that you come and go as you are. The palm of Tathagata symbolizes that a man has found his true face.
Men have weaknesses and evil thoughts in their hearts, but they also have a beautiful wish, which is to "punish rape and eradicate evil and maintain world peace."
At the same time, it is also a manifestation of regaining his original intention. "Palm of the Tathagata" was the secret book he most longed for as a child to become a master, and it represented his original intention at that time.
Only by never forgetting your original intention can you always succeed!
So he found himself!
The true self is very powerful and does not need to be disguised. When a man recognizes himself clearly, the evil in his heart will naturally be conquered. But evil can only be conquered, not eliminated, so the man did not kill Fire Cloud Evil God.
A man who has found himself no longer needs to pretend, so the fat man in the back moves quickly and does not need to pretend to be ruthless, so he will not fall asleep easily.
The man who has found himself has also found his beautiful wishes, so the mute girl came to find him.
The man and the mute woman turned back into children, which actually means that the little boy who once determined to maintain world peace is back.
Although he once gave up his ambition because of the ridicule of others, and once lost his way because of the temptation of worldly desires, but now, he has found his true heart.
The beggar at the end stares directly at the audience, obviously asking the audience, do you still remember your original intention? It is up to you to maintain world peace.
In this world, everyone with ideals and beliefs will be challenged by reality, but many people give up as soon as they encounter challenges. They also feel that their previous ideals and beliefs are too naive and unrealistic, and even laugh at themselves.
Use your ideals and beliefs to show your maturity.
Ridiculing one's former ideals and beliefs is not maturity, but cowardice. True maturity is learning how to stick to one's ideals and beliefs in the cruel reality and regain one's original intention."
