Why was The Journey to the West's prequel banned, and why was The Journey to the West filmed during the Republic of China banned?

Why was The Journey to the West banned from filming during the Republic of China? Speaking of Journey to the West, I remember that year, my favorite thing to do was to cover my body with sheets, and then sit on the bed with my hands folded to install Guanyin Bodhisattva (usually I wish my parents would come back as soon as possible). The 86 edition of Journey to the West accompanied me throughout my childhood. But in fact, as early as 1927, Shanghai Film Company filmed Journey to the West, but there was only one episode at that time-Pansi Cave. Shanghai film was founded by Mr Du Yu. This person participated in the * * * organization in his early years. Later, because I didn't like officialdom and didn't have the potential to be a soldier, I moved to Zhabei, Shanghai with my family and made a fortune by selling preserved eggs. 1920, he founded this film company with his six identities: screenwriter, director and artist. According to the book National Blood, Mr. Du Yu founded this company to make his good friend Yin Mingzhu famous. Moreover, the latter does have the potential of a star, especially her performance in the "Pansi Cave" in Journey to the West, which gives people a refreshing feeling. She starred in the Spider Spirit, which is demon but not gorgeous, and her sexy spirit reveals a domineering spirit. Especially the scene in which she and Pig were in the river, there was no stunt and no money to dig the picture. In order to perform the naughty and insidious spider spirit, Yin Mingzhu soaked in the river for three days in a row, with one action and one expression. This spirit can't be compared with those who are dying and living when their hands are worn out. In addition, according to historical records, most of the characters in this Journey to the West, even the backstage division of labor, are done by relatives of Du Yu. For example, photographer Dan Ganting is Du Yu's nephew; He Zhu Rong, who plays Bai Da Shi, is his niece. So at that time, some people said it was the cheapest movie. At that time, a section chief of Shanghai Health Bureau earned less than 30 yuan. As soon as you compare the two, you can imagine how popular the film was at that time. But in China, as long as something is popular, it will cause controversy. According to historical records, 1929, the film was banned on the grounds that Yin Mingzhu's skirt was too short and exposed her thighs, which was indecent. Although the ban was lifted once later, it was banned the next year.

In fact, there are quite a few massacres in China since modern history, and this article only digs into some of them. 1864, 19 In July, the Xiang army (Qing army) invaded Tianjing (now Nanjing) and massacred civilians. Zhao Liewen, Zeng Guofan's chief of staff, walked and recorded in Nanjing. His witness records were translated into modern Chinese, and this scene was recorded as follows: "... 90% of the bodies on the streets of Nanjing are the bodies of old people. Xiang soldiers kill babies aged 2-3 for fun. All the women under forty were killed. I saw that none of the old people alive were injured, some were stabbed, and some were stabbed several times. Anyway, everyone will be stabbed ... "1911June 10, Wuchang Uprising broke out. In the battle of Wuchang Uprising, revolutionary soldier Xu witnessed the revolutionary soldiers in the eighth town of the new army of the rebel army, killing Manchu old people and children in Wuchang city. Xu's memory is this: ..... I saw an old man of Manchu with my own eyes, who was pulled out of his house by a revolutionary soldier, and then a revolutionary soldier stabbed him to death, and there were children who also cried to death. There are many Manchu people living in the King of Chu. As a result, there are many bodies and blood is flowing in the ditch ... I can't help but go forward and persuade the soldiers: the soldiers answered me: they are Manchu and should be killed! Yangzhou top ten and Jiading three slaughterhouses! Don't forget the national hatred more than 200 years ago. Later, after Li was forced to come out to command, he ordered the ban on the slaughter of Manchu civilians, which stopped. ......

During the Wuchang Uprising, Li also recorded the massacre of Manchu civilians by the revolutionary army. According to Li's records, when the Wuchang Uprising broke out, Li studied in Wuchang Army Middle School, and he also took part in the Uprising. At the beginning of the uprising, due to the poor command of the revolutionary army, the order was very chaotic. Out of pure nationalist revenge consciousness, some revolutionary soldiers looked for Manchu people to kill in the streets of Wuchang, and killed one when they saw one.

Wuchang is only a part of this massacre against Manchu civilians, and Manchu civilians living in Xi 'an also suffered the same fate. In the middle and late June of the same year in 5438+10, the revolutionary army slaughtered Manchu civilians 15000 people in a Manchu residential area in Xi 'an, regardless of gender, age and age. The original text of this historical data is as follows: "...1911kloc-0/October 22nd, a tragic bloodshed broke out in Xi 'an, the capital of Shaanxi Province, and 15,000 Manchu people were slaughtered ..."

The Journey to the West was filmed during the Republic of China, but it was banned at that time. Why? Few people know that during the Republic of China, a movie of Journey to the West was filmed, but only the part of Pansi Cave was filmed, so it was forbidden to shoot and broadcast. 1927, Dan Du Yu, a famous talent in Shanghai, filmed a wonderful passage in Journey to the West in order to win his wife Xinzhu.

At that time, it was captured from The Journey to the West's 72nd and 73rd episodes, and its name was not The Journey to the West, but Pansi Cave. Due to the poor video and editing equipment at that time, this film was a silent film.

At that time, Uichiro Niwa and Yin Mingzhu wanted to make this film, and many people couldn't figure out why, because at that time, women made movies as if they were selling their sexuality, a bit like the pillars of nightclubs at that time.

But for the sake of China's film career, the couple didn't care about other people's opinions, and Dan Du Yu even made his wife dress very revealing. Then, with the help of friends and relatives, Dan Du Yu, who is both a director and a screenwriter, finally finished the film.

When the film was just finished, the whole Shanghai beach was a sensation, and everyone thought it was novel. So Uichiro Niwa and Yin Mingzhu plan to continue filming other chapters of The Journey to the West. Unexpectedly, Pansidong was forced to stop broadcasting soon, and the next shooting plan could only be ruined.

At that time, there were so few film resources in China. Why is the series of Journey to the West movies that caused great repercussions banned? It turned out that the clothes and contents of people in the movies at that time were far beyond the acceptable range of people's traditional thinking at that time.

Moreover, after the May 4th Movement, many people opposed traditional culture and advocated western culture. This kind of mythical and feudal Journey to the West was naturally intolerable to the revolutionaries at that time. Therefore, the film was banned by the authorities as "indecent".

Fortunately, the old film of this film has not been lost. 20 1 1 It was found in the film collection of the National Library of Norway that after the restoration in Norway, the film basically reached the picture level at that time.

Why was the Republic of China version of Journey to the West banned? Tu Yu was born in a scholarly family. His grandfather was a critic of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, but he was brilliant. Friends who are familiar with Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio should know something about this gentleman. One of the Spider Elves in the film is played by Yin Mingzhu, who is the first real heroine in China film history and the wife of director Uichiro Niwa. Husband and wife can be said to have made outstanding contributions to the film history of China together.

1927, the Republic of China version of Journey to the West was born. The director was Dan Du Yu, then director of Shanghai Film Company. When shooting this film, he deliberately chose the content of the chapter "Pan Dong Si", which shows that the director understands the needs of the audience.

At that time, people's thoughts were still relatively conservative, and they were used to seeing Peking Opera characters wrapped in costumes. Suddenly, a group of actresses wearing only Chinese corsets and shorts came, which was crazy. At that time, the movies were all made by nature, and the actors were all beautiful women without makeup.

The release of Pansi Cave caused great repercussions at that time. The film was copied many times and spread abroad, bringing 50 thousand yuan at the box office. Think about the monthly salary of ordinary "office workers" at that time. However, the openness of clothes and standards exposed in the film caused great dissatisfaction among some people in the society at that time. Some people shouted "the fall of art is even a matter of observation". The film was also banned under the appeal of some people in the society. Later, due to the ban on broadcasting at that time and people's destruction, the film material soon disappeared.

It was not until 20 13 that a copy of this film was found in the Norwegian library. After advanced technology restoration, it was found that the film was released in Norway at 1929. From 20 13 to 10, the restored film was shown at the Norwegian Film Festival again after more than 80 years, and the response was good. In 20 14, Norway sent a copy to China, and a classic film finally came home.

China's earliest The Journey to the West became an instant hit after it was broadcast. Why is it banned? Because the spirit advocated at that time was contrary to the social environment at that time, it would be banned.

Why were films made during the Republic of China banned in The Journey to the West? Say the answer first. The reason why this film was banned is that it is immoral and promotes the chaotic god of Machamp.

The Journey to the West in the Republic of China was filmed on 1927, and only one episode was filmed, called Pansidong. This film is still a silent film, which caused quite a stir at that time. The biggest problem is immorality. After the Revolution of 1911, the nominal feudal thought was abolished, but it still exists in people's minds. Then the May 4th Movement broke out. This movement, which spread from culture to all levels of society, brought a new atmosphere and made great progress in some aspects. After the May 4th Movement, new fashions came, and for a time many people's thoughts fell into contradiction. People have doubts about their most basic cognition, and Confucian theories are all wrong, so most people are in a state of confusion.

The appearance of the Journey to the West movie makes people present the stories passed down from mouth to mouth to the public in a three-dimensional way. Classical culture did not die out, which temporarily stabilized people's minds. However, when people watched the film, they found that the three views were broken. If we look at it from today's point of view, this movie is nothing. At that time, it can be said that the scale was very large, and people could watch it secretly at home, but they just hated that the audio equipment was not popular at that time.

We can make up the scene at that time. After watching the movie, some feudal veterans will say that the movie is immoral and forbid family or friends to watch it. Others will follow suit and criticize. In fact, most people are eager to see it, but only a few people shout a ban and have to follow the slogan.

Public opinion is rising day by day, and for a time, * * * was forced to stop the screening under pressure, so the whole country rejoiced. But I guess those who shouted slogans but didn't see them were a little frustrated and had to knock out their teeth and swallow them.

There is another reason, and that is to promote Machamp's disorderly god. After the May 4th Movement, feudal superstition was regarded as a cancer in the Republic of China, and for this reason, it was banned by the later burning of Honglian Temple. ?

This film, which has been lost in China, is released on 20 1? 1 year, found in the film collection of Mo Town, Lana City, Nolan County, Norwegian National Library, which gave us a chance to see this film. ?

Have you finished filming The Journey to the West prequel of Zhining? Prequel to the Journey to the West is a novel about a series of related stories that happened before the Journey to the West. The theme of the story is selected from The Journey to the West's series of unsolved mysteries, and the content is fiction, which completely conforms to The Journey to the West's characters, stories and contextual logic. Founded at the end of 20 12. After eight years of conceiving and sorting out relevant materials, the author started writing in September of 20 12, which lasted for three months, and finally came out after sorting out and revising. Become a classic to explain the origin of westward journey.

Author of the novel: Zhi Ning, a fictional literary creator with rigorous thinking, is good at digging deep into the story context and stories related to human nature. This is my conclusion after meditation. If I can help you, I hope you will not hesitate to adopt it ~ (satisfactory answer) If you can't ask questions, I will try my best to help you solve them ~ It's not easy to answer questions. If you are not satisfied, please understand ~ I wish you progress in your study ~ ~ Thank you ~ (* _ *) Journey to the West (20 1) is banned.