No wonder The Journey to the West's "Republic of China" edition was banned. Do you know the reason after seeing the shape of spider essence?

The history of the feudal dynasty retired from the historical stage in 19 1 1 and entered the period of the Republic of China. At this time, there was a version of The Journey to the West in the Republic of China, but after the establishment of 1949 New China, this version of The Journey to the West was banned. For the reasons behind it, in fact, everyone can find the answer from a small detail. For example, the spider essence in this version, only one shape can make the audience say it is unacceptable.

Around 1930, many newspapers published the stills of Spider Essence in the Republic of China version of Journey to the West, which made more viewers see the appearance of Spider Essence. As can be seen from the photos, the shape of Spider Essence is cool. Although the clothing design is slightly fashionable, there are many exposed parts of the skin.

In fact, the Republic of China version of The Journey to the West is not only cool, but also cool. There is an artistic sense of violent aesthetics in the plot and shooting techniques, which was simply unacceptable to many art creators and even audiences at that time. So after 1930, this journey to the west was banned.

In fact, a good film and television work needs to highlight the artistic feelings of the creators, and at the same time, it should be combined with the development needs of the times. If it goes against the development needs of the times, it will probably not be accepted in a certain era. In this way, the vitality will be particularly short.

Have you made so many versions of Journey to the West? Which version do you like? I am an authentic post-80s generation, and the most profound journey to the West is of course the 86 version of Journey to the West. When I was a child, even cut class watched Journey to the West and was repaired by his parents. Talking too much is all tears. I dare say I watched it at least five times and didn't miss an episode.

Later, I watched several TV series and movie versions of The Journey to the West. Some people lose interest after watching it for a few minutes, and they all spit out the broken things in their hearts. The sequel to The Journey to the West directed by Yang hasn't been finished yet. It's a version with many special effects.

Perhaps it was the immaturity of computer stunts. Although there are many fighting scenes, I always feel that something is wrong. Anyway, it's not bad to treat a play as a martial arts film. Although I like it very much, I think it is better than other directors' versions, but it is not as exciting as psychological expectations.

Watching Yang's two Journey to the West, the monkey version of six-year-old children, always feels like watching cartoons. Yes, it's a real comic book. I saw it before I graduated from high school, and I definitely thought it was the best. Of course, I can't say that I don't look good now, but I'm too old for it, and my mood is different, so I can't concentrate.

Dicky Cheung's version of Monkey King is the background of a generation of classic plots. In fact, some sci-fi adaptations have been made on the basis of the original work. It is more like a love version of Journey to the West, because there is not only the Monkey King's multi-angle love, but also the love of Zhu Bajie, Tang Priest and others. Many characters, including Tang Priest and his disciples, have changed or even subverted to varying degrees.

Like the Monkey King, in addition to making trouble, he is also very emotional and has deep feelings for the people he loves; Pig Bajie changed his laziness and lust before, and almost became a model of single-mindedness; Immortals are not good either, such as treacherous Wu Quxing; Monsters are also kind, such as painted female ghosts who love their husbands. Coupled with a lot of nonsense lines and exaggerated body language with unique characteristics, it is good to watch the explosion.