As a cultural output, this movie is very good, just like Marvel messing with all kinds of traditional western culture. It is funny, bloody, tear-jerking, the story is okay, all kinds of positive energy values, and the theme of overcoming one's origin is also good. . And it doesn't distort the story of Nezha's troubles in the sea. Even as a Chinese, I can't stand this thing. Taiyi is portrayed in this image, and Nezha is too ugly, and is this Nezha or Wukong? , Big brother, second brother, they are all disciples and grandsons of Yuanshi Tianzun, oh yes, he is too. Obviously it is on the opposite side of the Great Sage, why is the Great Sage suddenly possessed? How should I say it, Nezha or the Great Sage, we traditional Chinese stories like to write tragedies, even if it is Nezha's rebellion against the rules. Powerful things were not finally included in a different way, and the gods should be conferred. Wukong is also the same. In the end, he managed to defeat the Buddha in a fight, and there are various folk interpretations, but the whole is still a tragedy. Below the tragedy is the struggle between Buddhism and Taoism, the confrontation between interception and interpretation. The religious component of traditional Chinese culture is much heavier than what is written in the history books. The Chinese pay attention to polytheism. The common people do not really believe in religion except for the land. So it's very chaotic here, especially today's national secularism and 8000w atheism, so the things behind these already chaotic stories are even less clear. These are all broken thoughts and do not affect the score. The main thing is that Nezha is too ugly and Taiyi is hacked. In addition, I originally thought that the direction of the plot was that Yuanshi Tianzun came out and said: In fact, these are all planned by me. Any kind of thunder is a test, and magic pills and spirit beads don’t matter. Brother, I will make every spell for you, and be my little brother honestly. Still. This is in line with our traditional culture, it is a bit realistic, not suitable for children.
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