Who is the heroine of Tang Xuanzang?

Who is the heroine of Tang Xuanzang?

The heroine is a Western beauty played by Lou. The whole film mainly tells the story of the hardships Master Xuanzang experienced during his journey to India to seek the truth. The beauty of the Western Regions played by Lou is also a test that Master Xuanzang experienced on his journey to the west.

Still photos of Western Beauty

According to the arrangement of the story, Lou plays the role of the Western Beauty in the play, guiding Master Xuanzang in the sea of ??sand. According to the social background at that time, it was very difficult for Master Xuanzang to go to India alone and cross the desert without any guidance, and it was very easy to die. Therefore, combined with the social situation at that time, in order to allow Master Xuanzang to reach the Western Regions safely, the screenwriter added the role of the Witch of the Western Regions to this plot description. On the one hand, it is used to help Master Xuanzang get out of the desert smoothly, and at the same time, it also shows Master Xuanzang's firm determination on the westward journey and that he is not at all tempted by the beauties outside.

Because the heroine of "Datang" is a woman from the Western Regions, in order to successfully perform this role, Lou consulted a large amount of information, gained an in-depth understanding of the Western Regions, and did some research on the customs of Western Regions women. According to the director, Lou Jiayue was very professional throughout the filming process and wore the most heat-absorbing black clothes. She shot it in 40-degree weather and still accurately captured the witch's mood. The heroine played by Lou Jiayue in "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty" was highly recognized by the director. Before starring as the heroine in "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty", Lou Jiayue had already participated in many works including "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty" and was deeply loved by the audience. Therefore, the audience has high hopes for her role as the Witch of the West.

Reveal the filming location of Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty.

To answer the question of where "Private Customization" was filmed, we have to start with the plot of the movie. The film tells the story of Master Xuanzang's pursuit of the true scriptures, and aims to promote his spirit of not giving up when encountering difficulties and obstacles on the way to obtain the scriptures. Because of this, during the filming process, the crew moved to different areas for a long time.

Poster

Where was it taken? The first region in the answer is Xinjiang, which was a key area during Master Xuanzang’s journey to the west. There are still many places in the autonomous region that still retain the monuments where Xuanzang walked, so the film's opening ceremony was held in Xinjiang. In addition, according to people familiar with the matter, in order to recreate the scene of Master Xuanzang's journey to the west as much as possible, the crew did not hesitate to spend huge sums of money to shoot abroad. The second area in the answer to where "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty" was filmed is Xuanzang's final destination, India. Based on the history of the Tang Dynasty, Master Xuanzang wanted to start from Chang'an and go to India to seek the true scriptures. The route he took was the Overland Silk Road, and the Hexi Corridor was his only way.

Master Xuanzang visited famous temples and ancient temples on the way, so Dunhuang, the westernmost part of the Hexi Corridor, is another area that needs to be photographed. Of course, the Overland Silk Road is not just the Hexi Corridor, but also covers many Asian countries and regions. The authentic crew did a lot of research on the relevant routes and finally decided where to film "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty". In addition to Xinjiang, Dunhuang and India, its filming locations also include Changji, Altay, Aksu and Kashgar. In order to make this movie well, the crew made a series of transitions, which was a very difficult job.

Who is Master Xuanzang Xinhai of the Tang Dynasty?

Master Xinhai will serve as the chief planner of the movie "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty" and it was confirmed at the film's opening ceremony. The film tells the story of Master Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty who went to India to seek Buddhist scriptures. After going through untold hardships, he always insisted on his devotion to Mahayana Buddhism, overcame all difficulties and obstacles, and finally obtained more than 600 volumes of Buddhist scriptures and returned to Chang'an.

Old photos of Master Hai

It is reported that this movie was originally planned in 2006 by Master Xin Hai, who presides over Xuanzang Temple in Los Angeles, USA, and was later named and written by his mentor . In 2008, it was registered and approved by the Beijing Xinhai Jiayuan Cultural Center with the National Film Administration. From then on, Master Xinhai began a pilgrimage from Beijing to Nalanda, India. It is very suitable for Master Xinhai to be the general planner. Six years later, Master Xinhai donated "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty" yuan to the country to cooperate with Sino-Indian film exchanges.

Master Hai was born in a Buddhist family. He has been influenced by Buddhism since he was a child, and his kindness is deeply ingrained. He lived in the monastery all year round. He is a descendant of the elder Xia Hui in Shangjing and the 44th generation descendant of Lin Jizong. He was employed by Guanghua Temple Buddhist College and taught at Nongchan Buddhist College. In 2000, he served as the vice president of the Changle Buddhist Association and participated in activities to promote Buddhism at home and abroad all year round. His knowledge of Buddhism was vast and he was widely respected. He did his best for the filming of "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty" by Master Xinhai. In addition to personally serving as the chief planner and taking care of the shooting, he also invited friends from the Buddhist community to provide guidance and strive for a true restoration. A professor at the Xuanzang Research Center in China is the film’s Buddhist mentor. It can be seen that "Xuan Zang of the Tang Dynasty" is worth reading.