Stephen Chow's version of the film "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang" was released in Hong Kong in July 1993, and with a box office of 40.17 million Hong Kong dollars, it became the annual champion of Hong Kong films that year, even after many years, we can still remember those classic and familiar bridges.
The story prototype of "The Story of Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang" was first found in the Ming Dynasty notebook novels. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, in the hands of the great literary hero Feng Menglong, it was changed to "Tang Xieyuan's Laughing Marriage" in the twenty-sixth volume of the "Cautionary Tales".
After the Kangxi and Jiaqing dynasties of the Qing Dynasty, the "Three Laughs" commentary bomb with the title of Tang Bohu's three laughs and autumn incense was widely circulated in the Jiangnan region. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the opera "Nine Sons" recounted the story of Tang Bohu marrying nine beautiful concubines. Tang Bohu's life was arduous and everything was not smooth, so with his economic situation, how could he have a large number of wives and concubines? Of course, this is the creator's comfort to Tang Bohu's depression!
In the movie, Tang Bohu is good at outlining the scenery, and the character setting is consistent with the facts. His artistic talent came from talent, and his famous work "Zhenshoutang Tu" at the age of seventeen was admired by many literati and inkers. In addition, Tang Bohu is also good at poetry, and the "Peach Blossom Anthem" he wrote has also been circulated for thousands of years.
Tang Bohu has long been selling calligraphy and paintings for a living, and the impoverished Tang Xieyuan makes people sigh.
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