As we all know, in the four famous works, "Journey to the West" as a magical classic novel, often talked about, has also been filmed into countless TV movies, but especially outstanding by the latecomers called the insurmountable classic is the 86 version of "Journey to the West", this I think is beyond doubt, even when the industry now talks about it, it has to praise the quality and effect of this version, once broadcast almost empty alleys.
And the replay rate is still unparalleled, and it has also become a source of happiness for our childhood summer vacation, and to be able to reach this level, I think it is a great credit to the director to choose the role, when the director was looking for beautiful women almost all over the country to participate in it.
Many of the famous opera and drama masters in various places and even in the whole country are already famous, so when we watch, we will feel that this "goblin" and this "fairy" are really the national color and heavenly fragrance, and then we will take a look at the "beauties" in those journeys to the west.
10th Mouse Spirit (played by Evergreen)
Character Profile: Mouse Essence Full Name Golden-nosed White Haired Mouse Essence, is the daughter of Tota Li Tianwang, the lonely hostess of the bottomless pit of the Hollow Mountain, also known as Lady Diyong, who was expelled from the netherworld for stealing the fragrant flower treasure candle of the Buddha, she used her mana to roll the Tang monk into the bottomless pit, fantasizing about marrying the Tang monk for a hundred years, and then because of forcing the Tang monk to marry her, the Tota Li Tianwang invited by Sun Wukong was accepted into the Linglong Pagoda.
Author's comment: In the 86th edition of "Journey to the West", the actor Changqing plays the mouse spirit, and its image is the most appropriate with the word charming. His makeup is light and elegant, but his clothing is very exaggerated, thus creating the contrast of the mouse spirit's personality, pretending to be weak to win sympathy, but the means are extremely poisonous, as exemplified by the cruelty to the lustful monks in the temple. However, with the current aesthetic point of view, its facial features are relatively not exquisite enough, so it ranks tenth.
9th Miss Gao (played by Wei Huili)
Character Profile: Miss Gao's name is Gao Cuilan, and her father, Gao Taigong, is a local rich man. Gao Taigong had no son, originally wanted to recruit a pension son-in-law, but did not want to recruit the eight precepts of the pig that was degraded to the netherworld, and finally the Tang monk took the scriptures and passed by, and Sun Wukong became Miss Gao and performed a "pig eight precepts back daughter-in-law", which became a good story throughout the ages.
Author's comment: In the 86th edition of "Journey to the West", Miss Gao is played by actress Wei Huili. Its image is for everyone to show, because the storyline needs, Miss Gao wants to play the "female version of Sun Wukong", and her acting skills naturally have nothing to say, which makes people feel more favorable. However, in terms of its external image alone, its makeup and clothing are relatively old-fashioned, and it lacks Yunying's unmarried innocence, so it ranks ninth.
8th Miss Yin (played by Ma Lan)
Character Profile: Miss Yin is actually the mother of Tang Monk, called Yin Yunjiao, when throwing a hydrangea ball to recruit a son-in-law, she hits Chen Guangrui, the new branch leader. Chen Guangrui and Yin Yunjiao were killed by the shipwright on their way to their posts after a hundred years of good marriage, and Yin Yunjiao endured humiliation and gave birth to her widowed son Tang Sanzang, and finally Sanzang brought his father's enemy to justice.
Author's comment: Ma Lan, the actor of Miss Yin in the 86th edition of "Journey to the West", is a famous Huangmei opera performance artist, whose appearance is full of the breath of the Southern Anhui Mountains, which can definitely stand the test of the audience. Her smile, even when she fell asleep, decided to feast on her eyes. However, because it is from opera background, the performance of opera in "Journey to the West" has a strong taste of opera, and the fit with the mythological theme of "Journey to the West" is relatively low, so it ranks eighth.
Seventh Xingxian (played by Wang Linghua)
Character Profile: Xing xian was originally an apricot demon who became a jing on the Thorn Ridge, because of his graceful posture, he could sing and dance, wanted to tie his hair with Tang Monk, obstructed Tang Monk from going west, and then angered Sun Wukong and others, and was eventually killed by the Eight Precepts of Pigs.
Author's comment: In the 86th edition of "Journey to the West", the apricot fairy is played by actor Wang Linghua, who has a good appearance and a slim body, which is more in line with the image of the apricot fairy in the original work. However, the taste of fan dust is heavier, and it lacks the temperament of apricot immortals and demons and immortals, so it ranks seventh.
Sixth Jade Face Fox (played by Zheng Yiping)
Character Profile: The jade-faced fox is the pearl in the palm of the Banzai Fox King, and before her death, the Banzai Fox King instructed her to find a capable but loyal and honest patron as soon as possible, so she took Wanguan furniture and became the concubine of the Bull Devil King, and was finally killed by the Pig Eight Commandments and a rake.
Author's comment: The jade-faced fox in the 86th edition of "Journey to the West" is played by Zheng Yiping. In the play, the makeup and clothing are very consistent with the character setting, in modern terms, it is a "rich second generation little three" with no physical appearance ability. Under the beautiful face is a heart that wants to become a fairy. Although she has the beauty of a fox spirit, the character is relatively unpleasant, so she can only rank sixth.
Fifth Pity (played by He Qing)
Character Profile: Pity appears in the "Four Holy Trials of Zen Heart", incarnated by Lingji Bodhisattva, the third daughter of the Four Sanctuaries family, at the age of sixteen. The main thing is to unite with several other saints to "prank" and test the determination of Tang monks and disciples to learn the scriptures.
Author's comment: In the 86th edition of "Journey to the West", the famous actor He Qing played Pity. He Qing is the only actress who has participated in four famous works, and in the film and television dramas of the other three famous works, she is responsible for her appearance, and her appearance is described as a country that is not excessive, but because He Qing was still young, her facial features were relatively unopened, and the pity she played also mainly highlighted her lively and cute, and her appearance was discounted, so it ranked fifth.
Fourth Jade Rabbit Essence (played by Li Lingyu)
Character Profile: The Jade Rabbit Essence was originally a jade rabbit who pounded medicine in the Guanghan Palace, and then fled to the Netherworld, took the princess of the Tianzhu Kingdom, and changed into the form of a princess, recruiting Tang Monk as a donkey horse, and seducing Tang Monk's Yuanyang. Recognized by Sun Wukong, several fierce battles, and finally taken away by Chang'e.
Author's comment: The role of Yutu Jing in the 86th edition of "Journey to the West" is Li Lingyu. Li Lingyu was originally a famous sweet song queen, who was not from the class, and performed the strong exotic style of Princess Tianzhu, who was particularly successful in her clothing and decorations in the play, and had a lot of extra points, so she ranked fourth.
3rd Princess of All Saints (played by Zhang Qing)
Character Description: Princess All Saints is the daughter of the Dragon King of All Saints. In the original book, the Princess of All Saints recruited the Nine-Headed Worm as a donkey, stole the treasure, and was finally killed by the Eight Commandments of the Pig. The 86th edition of Journey to the West adds an emotional dispute with the White Dragon Horse.
Author's comment: The 86th edition of "Journey to the West" is played by the actor Zhang Qing. In the play, she has bright eyes and bright teeth, brilliant, and in the words of Ba Boerben in "Journey to the West", she describes it as "that princess with a flower and moon appearance, and has twenty talents", which is the well-deserved first beauty of the elf industry in the play, so it ranks third.
2nd King of the Daughter Kingdom (played by Zhu Lin)
Character Profile: Xi Liang's daughter Guo Guoju is a woman, and when tang monks and apprentices pass through this place, the king learns that Tang monks are handsome, so he decides to recruit Tang monks as husbands, and calls him the royal brother. Although the king was gentle and beautiful, kind and infatuated, even Elder Tang, who was full of determination, could not help but look back at her more when he left.
Author's comment: In the 86th edition of "Journey to the West", the king of the daughter country is played by actor Zhu Lin. In the play, she is dignified and generous, gentle and lovely, whether her appearance or ability is the leader among women, and her obsession with Tang Monk is touching, and she should be the first beautiful woman in the world in the play, so she ranks second.
1st Chang'e (played by Qiu Peining)
Character Profile: Chang'e is a figure in ancient Chinese mythology and legends, and exists in many mythological stories. Its beauty is extraordinary, and it resides in the Guanghan Palace above the moon. He does not appear much in Journey to the West, mainly in some Heavenly Court celebrations and chapters such as the eight precepts of the pig being degraded and the jade rabbit being strange.
Author's comment: In the 86th edition of "Journey to the West", Chang'e is played by Qiu Peining. Qiu Peining's version of Chang'e is the most praised of many versions, whether it is appearance or temperament, it is like a fairy in myths and legends who do not eat human fireworks. Her performance is otherworldly, cold as frost, and achieves the perfect unity of the actor's role. Its pet jade rabbit is ranked fourth, and the owner, as the first beautiful woman in the god and Buddha realm, should be indisputable
With an episode in the TV series "Daughter Love" as the ending, I think it is also most appropriate, maybe as a Tang monk has a more ambitious goal and Pudu sentient beings, but he may have also been moved by this fairy at that moment, maybe Goku already has everything, maybe he is afraid of tightening the curse.
Mandarin duck amphibian butterflies fly double, full of spring color intoxicating, quietly asked the holy monk, daughter is not beautiful, daughter is not beautiful?
Say what the king is rich and noble, afraid of what precepts and rules, I only wish that the heavens will last forever, and I will follow the people I love!