What poison has the current domestic costume dramas been poisoned?
Don't say the plot sucks.
Sir the styling alone can't be seen at a glance.
"Phoenix Prisoner" Guan Xiaotong's challenging structural mechanics of the hairstyle, to say that there is no Li Ning's advertising implant I do not believe.
"Chao Ge" released a makeup poster, fans directly two eyes and a black, why should a good Chen Shu put a cash cow on his head?
Even Zhang Shuping's "Fire Like a Song" as a stylist made people feel a tingling in their scalps...
Can you still dress up?
Actually, we really can.
However, Sir found that if he really took it seriously, it seemed that no one looked at it.
《Toast City Hailongtun》
Not a big name either.
But it just looks good.
It's time for the costume drama that has been taken astray to see something real.
The documentary on archaeological discoveries produced by CCTV is divided into two episodes.
The protagonist of the documentary is a lost castle located on the top of Longyan Mountain in Zunyi City, Guizhou Province.
Hailongtun.
It was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2015.
It's not the "tun" you're in your hometown.
The toast in the title is an official position on the Chinese frontier, and Hailongtun, the strategic fortification of the ancient frontier against foreign enemies.
Look at the pass on this cliff.
Non-ergonomic ladder.
Six kilometers of ramparts.
The ruins of the broken wall are not difficult to see the majesty of its past.
Who created it?
Who destroyed it?
Two questions, traction Sir watched the whole film, the takeaway ordered are cold...
Yes, compared to the impression of the boring archeological documentary flat and direct narrative, this "Toast Relic City Hailongtun" will be special:
Play with suspense.
No water, no jumping, clear logic, layer by layer.
The first layer, bone search.
The Hailongtun in the documentary is not so much a relic as a "historical corpse".
In the weathering of time, only the broken "bones" remain.
However, corpses can also talk.
The archaeologist in the film is the "forensic doctor" who cracked these codes.
They found suspicious points in the remaining wreckage of the Sea Dragon Hoard
Why, are there two different architectural processes on the city walls?
Following the vine to find the melon, archaeologists found the same process of the city wall dozens of kilometers away from Hailongtun.
And under the city walls, there are tombs.
There must be some kind of blood relationship between these tombs and Hailongtun.
The second layer, Tomb Robber Notes.
Hailongtun, within a radius of 30 kilometers, has three large-scale high-specification tomb groups, two of which have been brutally killed.
This place is happening with real grave robberies, real deaths.
After watching "Hailongtun", I feel that the previous tomb robbery dramas were all in the family.
In the film, He Junhu, a senior technician at the Guizhou Provincial Archaeological Research Institute, has been dealing with Luoyang shovels for 38 years.
Let's see how people use this tomb robber artifact.
Insert, drill, pound.
Pull it out and take a look:
Ah, the five-flowered earth
I thought it was a tomb
As soon as I opened my mouth, I knew it was the old jianghu.
What is five-flowered earth?
The documentary further explains:
The Luoyang shovel brings the underground soil structure to the ground intact, and the artificially disturbed soil often undergoes excavation and backfilling, disrupting the original color boundaries and turning it into flower soil that blends a variety of soil layers.
Up posture.
But determine the location of the tomb to open the coffin to move the earth?
It's not that simple.
The 1956 Dingling archaeology in Beijing was a lesson learned.
At that time, due to no protective measures, after the tomb was opened, a large number of graves quickly decayed, and some silk fabrics were instantly reduced to ashes after contact with oxygen.
In order to prevent this from happening, the archaeological team will set the ancient tomb box and airlift it to Beijing, indoor archaeology.
Capitalized, this is the correct way to open the tomb.
On the third floor, follow the vine to touch the melon.
An ancient tomb, of course, our biggest concern is, who is buried here?
Or start with "relics".
Legend has it that the Sea Dragon Hoard is buried around endless treasures, and this is not false at all.
A vessel that is still crystal clear after hundreds of years.
A golden cup decorated with clouds and thunder.
There are also dreamy and gorgeous phoenix crowns.
After a solid suspense laying out and digging out the cultural relics, there is a feeling of being a treasure.
However, although these cultural relics are beautiful, they all prove the identity of the owner of the tomb.
Guizhou acid soil, resulting in two coffins, no remains were found.
Archaeologists dug in a closed laboratory for two full years to find key clues.
On the fragment of the silver candlestick, five words are engraved:
Xiong Wei Lang made the envoy.
The "History of Song" records that those who were given the title of "Commander of the Xiongwei Army" were famous in the Song Dynasty's Campaign against Mongolia's Qingyeyuan:
Yang price.
At this point, the truth of the mystery of the owner of the tomb has been revealed.
The owner of Hailongtun is the Yang family behind Yang Price.
According to historical records, in the late Tang Dynasty in 876 AD, he became the chief of Bozhou, and the Yang family has been guarding its territory since then, and has never lost its power after more than 700 years of the change of the four dynasties of Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming.
It's called --
The emperor of the flowing water, the unchanging bozhou.
An archaeological documentary actually saw the sour feeling of the suspense blockbuster.
Reasonable and well-founded, stripped away the cocoon, suddenly realized.
I remember when Sir was in school, he didn't like history class the most, he was so bored that he wanted to sleep as soon as he picked up the history book.
How come there weren't these excellent documentaries at the time?
Sir understood:
History is never boring, what is boring is the stereotypical way of telling.
Knowing the owner of Hailongtun, whose hands was it buried?
Sir doesn't spoil — yes, there's a risk of spoilers in the documentary — and wants you to watch it for yourself.
"Hailongtun" is good-
But Sir wants to @ those hot costume dramas -
Can you learn, what is called quaint beauty?
Expressing the burial chamber space, high-level light and shadow full of cinematic sense.
Shows fierce war, clean and neat action editing.
One of the most brilliant places is the high degree of restoration of service.
Many netizens commented:
This is currently the domestic film with the highest degree of reduction for the main clothing.
Just looking at the costumes in this film can make you see the impulse of cosplay.
Soldier's close-fitting chainmail.
The colorful Ming Dynasty crown when the couple married.
There are also delicate dragon and phoenix patterns on the official uniform.
In addition to the high degree of reduction, "Hailongtun" also strives to recreate the diversity of Ming Dynasty costumes.
In just a few seconds of footage, more than ten different forms of clothing appeared.
The flying fish suit of the upper officer and the six-in-one uniform hat of the civilians are down, which shows the degree of meticulousness.
All these costumes are restored through first-hand archaeological data.
Many people will say that many domestic costume dramas now are overhead history, and there is no need to study everything.
Sir agrees.
However, the most basic aesthetic still has to be had.
Since when, our costume films can't see the ancient, only the strong Internet celebrity style.
From top to bottom, "Song in the Clouds", "Palace Lock Bead Curtain"...
Not to mention those five-cent props.
From top to bottom, "The Legend of Mi Yue", "The New Quest for Qin", "The Bride of Need"
In this regard, Hailongtun refers to famous paintings of the Ming Dynasty.
"Pingfan Victory Chart".
Various military flags and weapons, under the meticulous production of the crew, changed from 2D to 3D.
The final costumes and weapons are collected by local museums due to their high degree of restoration.
Even the queues, formations, military tents, transmission methods, and ordering ceremonies in the film all have the shadow of "Pingfan Victory Map".
Don't look at the big hand of "Hailongtun", this crew actually has no money.
Many team members voluntarily lower their salaries and volunteer to run dragon suits in order to spend money on restoring the blade of history.
So in the photos on the set, it is often seen that soldier B in the film is the photographer outside the film.
This year, whoever walks the heart and who does not walk the heart, the audience is in the eyes.
On the B station, at the end of the documentary, the bullet screen is the voice of thanks.
Such a historical restoration is worthy of being photographed, and such a careful shooting is worth being seen by more people.
That's right! Domestic costume drama, are you not ashamed?