Six young children travel to the west, like Buddha
In the six-year-old children's version of Journey to the West, the role of Buddha was very impressive. The influence of this version was huge, and many viewers had a deep memory of the image of Buddha. Judging from the character's performance, it seemed easy for the Buddha to suppress Wukong under the Five Elements Mountain, but the original work hinted that he had paid a huge price, such as choosing to die in the end. In terms of image creation, from the exposed stills, it could be seen that the actors spent a lot of effort on makeup to play the role. In the end, they presented a kind and amiable appearance, such as heavy eye bags, round cinnabar mole, energetic eyebrows, earlobes larger than the average person, and chubby figure. Furthermore, in some related remakes or reunions, the original actor Zhu Longguang once again played the role of Buddha. Read more exciting novels for free
Buddha says that children who die young are not dead
Buddha said that children who died early did not die as a way of expressing their wishes. There was a view that children who died early would be reincarnated back to their parents, but this was just a superstition and had no scientific basis. " The Island of Life " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to read it!
Yang Zi pays tribute to the six young children
Yang Zi's photo with Liu Xiaoling Tong and other guests on the variety show attracted attention. She posted a post on social media to pay tribute to the six-year-old children and expressed her admiration and gratitude for them. Yang Zi said that Journey to the West was the drama that she remembered the most when she was young. This work taught her to face challenges bravely and there was no difficulty that she could not overcome. She specifically mentioned her collaboration with Liu Xiaoling, saying that it not only brought her warmth and encouragement, but also made her understand the responsibilities of an actor. Yang Zi believed that classic works should be passed down forever. She would always remember the encouragement of her predecessors.
86 Journey to the West Guanyin Buddha
The images of Guanyin and Tathagata Buddha in the 86 edition of Journey to the West were classic. Zhu Longguang, the actor who played the role of Buddha, had acted as many people's heroes and was active on the stage before he took part in the drama. In order to find an actor to play the role of Buddha, the chief stylist Wang Xizhong looked around. Because of the importance of the role, the directors Yang Jie and Wang Xizhong wanted to find someone with a big face, big body, dignified appearance, and 16 people were not ideal. Zhu Longguang was recommended because of his tall figure, mighty appearance, loud voice, dignified and imposing manner. At first, he acted according to his own understanding of immortals. Director Yang Jie thought it was inappropriate and asked Xun Hao (the eldest grandson of Xun Huisheng, one of the "Four Famous Dans" in the Beijing opera world) to guide him. Xun Hao told Zhu Longguang that Buddha should have his five hearts facing up (the top of his head, the palms of his hands and feet facing up, sitting cross-legged, with his eyes slightly closed, smiling, a green lamp, and one's heart to Buddha). Zhu Longguang often went to the temple to observe the Buddha's behavior and figure out his voice and smile. In the end, he successfully created the classic image of the Buddha in only four scenes (the Heavenly Palace Peach Festival, Sun Wukong being suppressed in the Five Elements Mountain, Tang Xuanzang passing on the scriptures in the Western Heaven, and the real and fake Monkey King). There were even interesting stories about him buying Buddha statues in Thailand and discovering that the Buddha statues were of him. Zuo Dabin, who played Guanyin, also made the role extremely classic. Zuo Dabin once played Guanyin in Chasing the Fish and was remembered by Director Yang Jie. Director Yang Jie invited her to play the role of Guanyin when she was preparing to shoot the 86 edition of Journey to the West. Zuo Dabin's role as Guanyin had many magical aspects. When filming the episode of "Stealing Ginseng Fruit", it was raining. Guanyin needed a sunny day to save the tree. The rain stopped as soon as she changed her clothes and put on makeup. She waited for the rain when filming, and when it was her turn to shoot, the rain stopped. When it snowed, the snow stopped as soon as she appeared. After the drama was broadcast, she was regarded as a living Bodhisattva. Some people posted her Guanyin photo at home to worship her. There were also pedestrians kneeling on the road to ask for a child. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Maitreya Buddha in Journey to the West 86
The Maitreya Buddha in the 86 edition of Journey to the West was played by the actor Tie Niu (formerly known as Yang Xiye). In the play, when Tang Sanzang and his disciples came to Little Leiyin Temple, Tang Sanzang went in to worship Buddha and was trapped in the golden cymbal by the demon. After the God of Heaven Kang Jinlong rescued Wukong, Wukong fought with the demon many times. Later, the Maitreya Buddha came and told everyone that the demon was the yellow-browed child of Si Qing. The yellow-browed child stole the Maitreya Buddha's human bag and other treasures and pretended to be Buddha to set a trap to capture Tang Sanzang and his disciples. In the end, with the help of Maitreya Buddha, Tang Sanzang was saved. Wukong set fire to the temple and the four of them continued to move forward. During the casting of the 86 edition of Journey to the West, Director Yang Jie had been searching for the actor of Maitreya Buddha for three years. Maitreya's appearance was distinctive, which made it more difficult to select actors. Although there were people auditioning, they were far from the image in Director Yang Jie's mind. It wasn't until October 1985, when Director Yang Jie attended a grand ceremony held by the Shanghai Film Studio, that she found a suitable actor, Tie Niu, after being recommended by a friend. Iron Bull had once created an impressive image of a warrior in the black and white movie,"Conquering the South and Fighting the North." <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Yang Zifa's long article thanks the six young children
Recently, Yang Zi published a long article on social media to express her gratitude to Liu Xiaoling. She praised Teacher Liu Xiaoling's excellent performance in playing the role of Sun Wukong, which made the Monkey King come alive. Yang Zi said that Liu Xiaoling Tong was a true artist. His professionalism and respect for the stage were amazing. She also mentioned her experience working with Liu Xiaoling Tong, saying that she had learned a lot from him. Yang Zi's long essay was full of admiration and gratitude for the six-year-old boy, showing her respect for the senior artists and cherishing the classic works.
Six young children talk about the black myth of Wukong fever
Liu Xiaoling Tong responded to the "Black Mythology: Wukong" craze at the seminar on the documentary "Lao Zi and Tao Te Ching" held in Beijing. He pointed out that the two words "Journey to the West" and "Sun Wukong" had a great influence on a global scale. They were respected and paid attention to by everyone through various art forms. He emphasized that " Journey to the West " was a novel written by Mr. Wu Chengen with all his efforts. The poems and paintings in it were excellent. Although people only remembered his novel now, it was enough to prove its influence. He also mentioned that the image of Sun Wukong had gone beyond the scope of literature and become a part of global pop culture. It was common in all kinds of movies, anime, and games, and every time it appeared, it would attract attention and heated discussion. Black Myth: Wukong pushed the character of Sun Wukong to a new height, allowing more people to re-examine and appreciate Journey to the West. Although he did not directly comment on Black Myth: Wukong, his speech revealed his approval. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
The six most obvious signs of Buddha fate
The following are some signs that are thought to be related to Buddha: First, they liked to listen to Buddhist scriptures and Buddhist songs, and were interested in cultural content related to Buddhism. This might reflect a tendency towards Buddhism in their hearts. Secondly, he liked the peaceful atmosphere in the temple. Being in it could calm his heart, which showed that it was in line with the tranquility and peaceful mood represented by Buddha. Thirdly, he felt a sense of peace when he saw the Buddha statue. The Buddha statue could bring a sense of peace and purity to his heart. Fourth, filial piety to parents, this traditional virtue was regarded as one of the characteristics related to Buddhism. Fifth, remember Buddha and recite Buddha's teachings. Sixth, he knew how to self-control and understood that he had to actively work on his "heart" in cultivation, rather than relying on others. It was important to note that the Buddhist fate was more of a religious cultural concept and had not been confirmed by science. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Black Wukong, six Buddha Eye Beads
The following are the positions of the six Buddha Eye Beads in Black Myth: 1. The first one was located in the hollow of Hidden Wind Mountain on the Soul Cliff, behind the Earth Temple. 2. The second one was also in the depression of Hidden Wind Mountain, right in front of the Earth Temple. 3. The third one was harder to find, it was at the top of the high platform on the cliff. 4. The fourth one was to return to the Wind Hiding Mountain, at the fork on the left of the Earth Temple. 5. The fifth one was also in the sunken area of the Hidden Wind Mountain. It needed to enter a cave near the Stonemother. 6. The sixth one was on the pillowstone platform of the Soul Carrying Cliff, on the left side of the Earth Temple. Not satisfied with the game? You can read the novel related to Black Myth: Wukong to understand the exciting plot!
Buddha fate is the most powerful for six hours
chenshi (8 - 10 in the morning) Children born were considered to be gifted by Guanyin, a golden boy and jade girl. They were born rich and had the fate of Buddha. Although they would experience disasters, they would be able to survive in life and have good luck. After middle age, they would be even more lucky and their children and grandchildren would be filial. noon (11 a.m. -1 p.m.) The child born had sufficient positive energy and righteousness. He was the best in life. He was capable and had many noble people. He had the most Buddhist affinity and comprehension. He was compassionate, had good relationships, had many opportunities, and gained both fame and fortune. People who were born at 9:00 p.m.(9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.) were given children by Guanyin. They were lucky stars in the family. They were born with strong financial ability, constant good luck, and many opportunities. Their careers developed smoothly. They had the help of noble people and had the fate of Buddha. They were blessed. After middle age, their lives would become more and more smooth. These six hours were considered to be the birth of a person with a deep affinity to Buddha, but affinity to Buddha was a religious and cultural concept that had no scientific basis. The novel,"Liao Liao Zhi Huo, the Buddhist Son of the Capital Region Kneels", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Who is the Buddha in the story of Journey to the West?
In Journey to the West, the Buddha was the initiator of the Buddhist cause and the supreme leader of the Buddhist Kingdom in the Western Heaven. He had boundless magical power, omniscience, omnipotent, and vast wisdom. He was in charge of all the gods in Buddhism. The prototype of his character was originally the most famous Buddha in the history of orthodox Buddhism, Sakyamuni Buddha. In the author's works, the Buddha was fully secularized. He had the personality characteristics of a secular person, such as humor, humorous language, vanity, respect for power, good at planning, meticulous thinking, protecting subordinates, greed and miserly. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>