"Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring" has a wonderful detail, in the spring, the old monk told the male protagonist to get up, opened the door and shouted him to get up, this door is invisible, is the expression of the rules and precepts.
In the summer, because of the arrival of the woman, the male protagonist and the woman frowned, and the wall disappeared, which meant the collapse of the rules and precepts. At this time, the male protagonist is no longer a monk, but a dietary man and woman controlled by lust.
In the film, the image of the snake runs through the first place, and those who understand Buddhism should be able to understand it.
Buddhism believes that greed and anger are the three poisons. Pigeons, snakes, and pigs represent greed and anger, respectively.
Ordinary people will have greed and anger, so they fall into the cycle of birth and death, endlessly, endlessly, and repeatedly.
"Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring" is to say that the cycle of this kind of story will not end.
The male protagonist covets female sex, so he commits a sex ring. In Western Christian culture, the serpent lured Eve Adam to eat the forbidden fruit, and they were banished from the Garden of Eden.
Kim Ki-duk is more like shooting Buddhist subjects with the eyes of a Westerner, and one of the most obvious examples is that at the end of the film, the male protagonist paints a portrait of the young monk, using sketches. Behind the little monk is the most admired tiger image in Korea, using the creative method of Korean folk painting, rather than sketching.
Xu Haofeng's review of "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring" is worth reading. In the article, he mentioned a common sense that many people can't understand, "It doesn't hold true in reality, but it is visually true, it's a movie."
The example he gave was that Kim Ki-duk photographed a floating temple, which did not hold up at all in reality, for the following reasons.
"Floating temples on the water – there can be no such temples, because they are not suitable for monks." The principle of monk cultivation is to stay away from the water, otherwise the humidity is too heavy, and the body is sensitive and fragile after meditation, and it is vulnerable to erosion. ”
Everyone watching "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring" will not feel inappropriate. Because the floating temple can strengthen the image of the high monk of the Qing Dynasty, it is visually established, so it is regarded as a raw flower magic pen.
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