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Have you heard? The famous director Zhang Yimou will shoot an online drama "League of Legends", which is produced by Yaoke Media, written by Xu Su and Wang Xiaohan, and produced by Zhang Yimou, with a total of 40 episodes, each episode of 45 minutes.
As soon as this news was exposed, it immediately triggered heated discussions among netizens.
Zhang Yimou and "League of Legends", is such a combination reliable?
Does Zhang Yimou's style match the theme of "League of Legends"?
Zhang Yimou is a leading figure in the Chinese film industry, his works cover history, reality, martial arts, love and other genres, and his style has also undergone a transformation from realism to romance to business.
He has directed classic films such as "Red Sorghum", "Big Red Lantern Hanging High" and "Alive", and has also directed big-budget films such as "Hero", "Ambush on Ten Sides" and "Full of Golden Armor in the City", and he has also directed films such as "The Great Wall" and "Shadow" that try to cross borders.
It can be said that Zhang Yimou is a director who constantly innovates and challenges himself, and his passion and pursuit of film has never stopped.
League of Legends is a multiplayer online competitive game developed by Riot Games, one of the most popular and influential esports games worldwide.
It features over 140 different heroic characters, each with their own unique skills and backstory.
It also has a variety of game modes and gameplay, allowing players to experience fierce confrontation and teamwork on a virtual battlefield.
It's not just a game, it's a cultural phenomenon that has attracted hundreds of millions of players and viewers, and has spawned countless spin-offs and community events.
Zhang Yimou and "League of Legends", such a combination seems to be very out of tune.
Zhang Yimou is good at shooting films with Chinese characteristics and national customs, and "League of Legends" is an international and diversified game.
Zhang Yimou likes to express his thoughts and emotions with gorgeous pictures and deep connotations, and "League of Legends" is a game with competition as the core and fun as the goal.
Whether such a combination can produce a spark or lead to conflict is a concern for many.
However, Zhang Yimou himself expressed confidence and expectation in this, saying that this is his first time making an online drama, and he wants to make a very different and contrasting work, hoping that this drama can be cool.
He also revealed that he has communicated with the founders of Riot Games, and has received their support and authorization.
He said that he will respect the original book and spirit of the game, but also add his own creativity and style to make the show a work that will appeal to both gamers and ordinary audiences.
Then How did Zhang Yimou shoot "League of Legends"?
Regarding how Zhang Yimou filmed "League of Legends", not too many details have been revealed yet. However, based on some exposed information and speculation, we can roughly speculate about some possible directions and methods.
First of all, Zhang Yimou may choose some of the most representative and popular heroic characters in "League of Legends" as the main character clues, such as Aixi, Galen, Katerina, Li Qing, etc.
This can ensure the loyalty and attractiveness of the online drama, and also allow players to have more resonance and participation.
Secondly, Zhang Yimou may use his experience and advantages in martial arts movies to show the action scenes and special effects in "League of Legends".
We know that League of Legends is a game world full of magic, combat, adventure, with many wonderful skills, power-ups, maps and other elements.
Zhang Yimou may borrow the style and techniques in films such as "Heroes" and "Ambush on Ten Sides" to present a visual effect that is both gorgeous and intense.
Finally, Zhang Yimou may combine his knowledge and insights in historical films to construct the story background and plot development in "League of Legends".
We know that League of Legends is a game world with a rich history and culture, with many different countries, forces, factions, and other settings.
Zhang Yimou may refer to the narrative methods and thematic ideas in films such as "Red Sorghum" and "Alive" to show a sense of history that is both real and illusory.
Zhang Yimou's filming of "League of Legends" is undoubtedly a bold and meaningful attempt. This is not only Zhang Yimou's personal challenge and innovation for his film career, but also a contact and integration of online culture and game culture in the Chinese film industry.
This could become a landmark web drama or one that sparked controversy and discussion.
In any case, we are looking forward to this collision between Zhang Yimou and "League of Legends", and hope that it will bring us some surprises and touches.