Wolf Warriors: Why is Jason Wu's girlfriend called Long Xiaoyun? There is a story behind the character name.

In Wolf Warriors, why is Jason Wu's girlfriend called Long Xiaoyun? Jin Yong wrote the princess's novels and never forgot Xia Meng.

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Wolf Warriors 2 was a hit, and Jason Wu and his related people were sought after. Yesterday, the following Weibo caused a heated discussion ↓

As we all know, in the play, Long Xiaoyun played by Yu Nan is the girlfriend of Lengfeng (Jason Wu).

However, "Long Xiaoyun" is also the son of his partner and son in the martial arts drama "Little Li Fei Road" starring in his early years.

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A recent photo of Zhang Chen.

Long Xiaoyun is played by Zhang Chen, a woman disguised as a man, who is now a 29-year-old beauty. At present, Zhang Chen is a photographer.

As for why Jason Wu named the heroine in Wolf Warriors "Long Xiaoyun", we can only wait for his response and explanation.

For screenwriters, directors and original authors, works are like their own children and lovers, so the names are generally more particular. Here is a love letter, picking the characters whose names are mysterious.

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Legend of the Condor Heroes & Princess Hua Zheng; "Book Sword, Love and Hate" Xiangxiang Princess

Jin Yong and Xia Meng

When Xia Meng was young,

When he was young, Mr. Jin Yong, who admired Xia Meng's beauty and personality, specially joined the Great Wall Film Company to tailor a movie script for Xia Meng, but Xia Meng already had a sweetheart, so he refused Jin Yong's pursuit.

Yu Anan version of Princess Xiangxiang

Nana version of Princess Huazheng

After Jin Yong left the Great Wall Film Company, he began to write martial arts novels, and all his thoughts about Xia Meng were written. Little Dragon Girl, Huang Rong, Wang Yuyan and others all have the shadow of Xia Meng. At the same time, Princess Xiangxiang and Princess Huazheng also appear in his works because of Xia Meng. You know, Xia Meng was nicknamed "big princess of the Great Wall".

Save my husband.

Mr. Wu

A Love Letter 20 15 The movie "Save Teacher Wu" starring Andy Lau is based on the real "kidnapping incident" of mainland actor Wu Ruofu. The director changed "Wu" to "I" in the filming, and invited to play the police.

According to director Sheng Ding, he had hoped to let Wu Ruofu play himself. Later, he thought it over carefully. If only the kidnapped person was real and the other policemen and kidnappers were actors, people might think that Wu Ruofu beautified his performance at that time, so he changed his plan.

Huang Feihong.

Huang Feihong talks about strange boxing/kicks boxing.

After reading the Huang Feihong series produced by Tsui Hark, you should know that there was an apprentice named "Ghost Feet 7" in Huang Feihong. According to a love letter, this role is purely invented by Tsui Hark, which originated from Cantonese "Gaojiao 7". The word itself has a derogatory meaning, describing a person who is both dull and stupid.

The reason why the name "Ghost Feet" is used as a metaphor for Huang Feihong's "Shadow Feet" shows his low status on the one hand, and praises its invincibility on the other.

"In those years, the girl we chased together" Ke Jingteng VS Shen Jiayi

20 1 1 year, the film "The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years" directed and performed by Giddens Ko was released, which was popular across the Taiwan Straits. This film tells an embarrassing love story between Ke Jingteng and Shen Jiayi.

According to a love letter, Ke Jingteng in the play is Giddens Ko's real name, Shen Jiayi was his first love in high school, and Ke Jingteng chased her for eight years.

shen jiayi

After graduating from Beijing Normal University, Shen Jiayi became a primary school teacher and married her boyfriend in 2005, so Ke Jingteng decided to write her first love story into a novel and make it into a movie.

Jigong

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Of course, there have been stars who have been misunderstood because of their role names and criticized for being ungrateful.

1993 Stephen Chow plays Jigong in Jigong directed by Du Qifeng. There is a line in the play, "Li Xiuyuan, I killed your family", but it was unexpectedly interpreted by the good media as an allusion to the teacher "Li Xiuxian".

As we all know, Stephen Chow sat on the bench for many years after he entered the wireless network, and later became famous because of Li Xiuxian's excavation, but later his mentor and apprentice turned against each other ... But according to a love letter, the so-called "mocking master" is a misunderstanding, because the original name of Jigong before he became a monk was called "Li Xiuyuan".