1. "Picasso and the Bull"
Picasso first drew a fat bull, and then he drew the second and third drafts, and the cow was still plump. He painted one by one, but the cow changed its appearance, and the side became smaller and smaller, thinner and thinner... To finish his cow, which is made of a line,
He went so far as to change his manuscripts and paint all kinds of cattle. When you look at that line, you can't imagine how much effort it has cost the painter. Some paintings seem to have nothing, but they actually contain everything.
The evolution of this bull chart is a typical example. Each manuscript has its own unique meaning, and each meaning leads to another form of truth. The lines that have been preserved contain everything we have in mind when we say the word "bull."
2. "Sambar Deer"
Once upon a time, on the island of Taiwan lived an old woman named Osap, who was kind and kind, and was blinded by years of hard work. Even so, the old woman still went up the mountain to work every day, and the little animals in the mountains liked her very much.
From time to time, it helps the elderly to pick mushrooms. The old man's neighbor's house is inhabited by two mischievous and ruthless brothers, who often go in and out of the mountains, frightening and hurting small animals for fun, and teasing the old man Osap.
Soon, the brothers injured the leg of a fawn and abused him in every way. The old woman came forward to stop it, but was ridiculed and bullied by the two brothers, and was even robbed of the coconuts in the coconut garden. The old man wept bitterly, when a sambar deer with divine power appeared, claiming to change the evil deeds of the two brothers.
3. The Story of Songkran
Based on the legend of the Dai people pouring water on each other on the New Year, this film is a film with strong ethnic minority characteristics. The story is about an ancient Dai family living in a place with beautiful mountains and rivers, but a demon has seized the water source.
A clever and beautiful girl in the village has found a way to get rid of the demon and regained the water source with her own life. Since then, the Dai family has had the custom of pouring water and praying for blessings in the New Year. In ancient times, there were seven beautiful girls who had a good heart. Their father was an unforgiving demon king named Dalacha. This demon king often used his magic to bring disaster to the People of Xishuangbanna. The good Seven Sisters have great sympathy for the suffering Dai family. Determined to remove this scourge from the Dai family, they secretly set up a plan, determined to kill the demon king and eliminate harm for the people. When the demon king's head landed, he set fire to the outside and burned the bamboo buildings and crops of the Dai family.
In order to save the Dai family from extinction, the seven sisters took turns holding each other's head like a big fireball, which is the fire of sin. When they passed on to the 99th day, on the occasion of the Dai New Year, the fire was finally subdued by the seven sisters. The fire was extinguished, the Dai people were saved, and the seven sisters were able to breathe and rest. So they splashed water on each other, washed away their dirt, and showed their joy. Later, in order to commemorate these seven good girls who died of great righteousness, the Dai family was on the occasion of the Dai New Year. Splash water to spend the holiday together. In this way, the Dai family expressed their admiration and gratitude for the seven sisters who benefited future generations, and at the same time expressed their mutual care and wishes for the Dai family when they removed the old and welcomed the new.
4. "Jigong Fighting Crickets"
During the Southern Song Dynasty, Zhang Yu, who was a carpenter in Luo Cheng Xiang's mansion, learned that Luo Gongzi had won a lot of silver in the fight against crickets, and curiously went to peek at Luo Gongzi's cricket. Unexpectedly, as soon as the lid of the basin was lifted, the crickets escaped. Luo Gongzi was furious and beat Zhang Yu and demanded that he compensate the crickets within three days, or else he would be killed. Desperate, Zhang Yu was forced to commit suicide by throwing himself into the river, and happened to be rescued by Ji Gong.
Knowing that Zhang Yu still had three pieces of money left in his pocket, he took it to buy a half-dead cricket, so he went to Luo Gongzi and threatened that his crickets could fight big cocks. Luo Gongzi ordered Ding to bring a big rooster to bet with him, and as a result, the little cricket defeated the big rooster. Luo Gongzi was willing to buy his crickets for five hundred taels of silver. Ji Gong then gave the silver to Zhou Ji Zhang Yu and let him fend for himself.
Luo Gongzi was very proud when he got this magical little cricket and regarded it as a treasure. Once the cricket jumped out of the basin, he hurried to catch up, but the cricket burrowed into the ground. Luo Gongzi ordered people to dig up all the floor tiles, and the cries of crickets came from the root of the wall, and Luo Gongzi ordered people to dig up the wall and demolish the house. Wherever the crickets barked, he dismantled them, and as a result the whole mansion collapsed. Luo Gongzi, who had committed many evil deeds, was crushed inside and punished by Ji Gong.
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