The villain of the second part, Shen Gongzi (white peacock), I thought its source (or insinuation) was still Japan. No way, people on earth (including Americans) know that China and Japan have hatred. Why, since I advocate, I have to show some evidence, because this time is not as obvious as "Taro" after all:
1. Note the sign in the film that makes Panda PO feel frightened or confused and reminds him of "that day" It is a red circle with a red light outside---this is: the sun (I believe this is generally seen by people with kindergarten education), what does the Japanese flag look like? Also a sun (scientific name they call "Hinomaru").
2. This logo appears in two places: one is on the right shoulder of the wolf leader, and the other is on the long white tail of Shen Company himself (this peacock). As we all know, peacocks are generally/mostly blue and green, and there are also white ones, but they are very rare. Why is the protagonist of this episode a white peacock instead of a blue or green peacock? Contact 1. above and notice that the red sun sign is on a white background (white peacock), which is Japan's "Hinomaru".
3. Who wants to use firearms to end Chinese "kung fu" and make all China bow their heads? --- Japan (the Manchus met the latter half, but the former did not, and the Manchus relied on riding and shooting, not firearms). If you're still in doubt, I'll go a little further: the timing is also in line. Note that in the film when the panda was a child, that is, when the father goose first adopted him, the father goose has a braid on his head, but later, in the picture when the panda grows up, the father goose has no braids! This shows that when Daddy Goose has braids...it can only be in the late Qing Dynasty, when Daddy Goose has no braids...It can only be in the late Qing Dynasty and later, and at this time, a certain ethnic group will carry a large number of firearms and attack in a big way. China time is coming...
4. When Mr. Shen assembled the fleet and the brigade and set off, what did everyone see? A huge fleet, huge not only the fleet, but also the cannons on board. Isn't this the legendary "big ship cannon"? Even if you haven't studied the military history of the old Japanese navy and the history of World War II, you must have played "Interstellar" (YAMATO cannon). Of course, some people have to say: Japan is not the only country with "big ships and huge guns", right? Well, in order to narrow down the scope a little bit, let's take a look at where these cannons came from. That is to say, not only did they search the country several times, but also melted the pots that could be turned into iron into raw materials and cast them into cannons. It was still not enough. The Five Heroes went to the Musician Village to deal with robbers robbing metal), and this behavior is not once or twice, but frequent), this kind of diligence and thrift, smashing pots and selling iron (plus grab a little is a little, and fight to support war) spirit , It is difficult to say that it is not a certain country~~~!
(The above four points came to my mind immediately when I watched it in the movie theater, and the last one came to my mind on the way home after
leaving the movie theater) 5. Note that the panda and the Five Heroes start from Pinggu and start walking when they go to Phoenix City. It's a land road, right (more precisely, a mountain road), but the last part of the journey is by boat, on the dark water, a small boat, and it's likely to be on a boat for a few days (otherwise, why Panda and Wuxia are on the boat? sleeping). You said, if Phoenix is also in China, then it can't be reached by land, why do you have to take a boat in the end? Then the boat reached the shore, and noticed that the mountains on the shore were high, and the pavilions and pavilions were not built on a plain, but were built continuously from the waterfront/foot to the half-mountain slope. This terrain... In
summary, we have to It is concluded that the villain Shen Gongzi in the second episode, like Taro in the first episode, comes from Japan.
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