Is Stephen Chow's cartoon ability born?

Stephen Chow's comedies were not born, and no one was born with comic talent. Stephen Chow's comedies are expressed through his own understanding of life and then his thinking about the current situation of life.

One, nonsense comedy Stephen Chow's comedy style is deeply loved by the audience, but it is also controversial. This nonsense comedy creates a box office myth, which is also close to people's spiritual and emotional needs and can arouse people's * * *. Stephen Chow himself grew up at the grassroots level, and his childhood life was very rough, which made him realize the hardships of the people at the bottom. It is precisely because of those early experiences that he added a lot of color to his comedy road. Finally, with his own efforts, he made this nonsense comedy style his own characteristic. Created a unique comedy brand in Stephen Chow. Behind this nonsense comedy, there is profound social connotation.

Second, Stephen Chow's civilian culture. Anyone who has seen Stephen Chow's films should know something about it. Most of the characters he created are very civilian, which makes people feel very kind and close to life. The small characters he created ranged from brave gangsters in the early days to cowardly husbands who were later abandoned by his wife, and young people who were born with divine power but had no room to display. Those little people, all dirty people in society, have become flesh and blood under the shaping of Stephen Chow. Obviously, he is an ordinary person at the bottom of the society, and he still persists in the spirit of struggle and never gives up in adversity, which is also the significance of Zhou's comedy.

Third, subvert the traditional comedy style. All the roles played by Stephen Chow are subversive. For example, Tang Bohu, who was supposed to be gentle, became a bohemian and unrestrained free wit under the influence of Stephen Chow. He has his own bold opinions on the plot and lines of the film, and his shooting techniques are subversive, which is the characteristic of Stephen Chow.