This lust is not another lust, and the translated name is also drunk. A movie from 10 years ago, I only heard about it today. It is a 2-hour ethereal mystical realm. The director has a high-level style, and the actors are involved in the play. It is a sincere work. Especially the original sound of the scene, like the assassin Nie Yinniang, the voice of the grass growing Xueluo, the sound of the clothes rubbing, the sound of the village market, it is very fascinating. Ang Lee's "Lust and Caution" is a commercial film and cannot be compared.
Desires and taboos, human nature and religion, this is what the film is about, "To satisfy a thousand desires? Or to overcome one?
The leaves are green, the leaves are yellow, twist up and put down
In the otherworldly wonderland of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, it was as if I was a sheep that was accidentally crushed to death by that eagle's desire in the first place. I heard the sound of stones piercing the sky, the sound of the wind, the sound of dust, the sound of the distant sky, and the reincarnation was ethereal. At the end of the movie, the eagle has no desire, walks freely in the clouds, and will never hit a sheep with a stone again.
At the beginning, Dashi went out of the retreat for 3 years, March, 3 weeks and 3 days. The mani passed by wrote: How to prevent a drop of water from drying up? Dashi, who was out of the retreat, just started to open his eyes, talk, and walk again. After that, it was Chunmeng first, then watching the young woman breastfeeding, and then meeting the village girl Zhong Liti, the old monk's pink skeleton couldn't let him stop thinking, and he ended up marrying a family and raising children. The question left by the old lama, quietly left his wife and children, and re-stepped the road of becoming a monk. Zhong Liti stopped him and said, "If you crave for the Dharma, as strong as your love for me, you can become a Buddha." Go, Dashi wept, and saw the mani heap again, this time he turned the stone over, and he saw the answer: throw it into the sea
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