What kind of movie is "The Taoist Down the Mountain"?

The Taoist Down the Mountain is an adventure comedy directed by Chen Kaige and starring Wang, Wang, Wang, Wang and Lin Chi-ling. The film tells the story of a little Taoist priest (played by Wang) who gets together in a Taoist temple in the mountains all the year round and doesn't understand the accident. After leaving the Taoist temple for lack of food and going down the mountain, he finally understood the true meaning of the master's advice: "Don't be a hero by hook or by crook, and don't change your original intention."

The real moral of the film "Taoist Down the Mountain" is to warn people that no matter how difficult they encounter, as long as they have "morality", "persistence" and "don't forget your initiative" in their hearts, they will eventually live a good life and try their best to show their side.

In the film "The Taoist Down the Mountain", a Taoist with a pure heart and no trace of pollution is left in the complicated world, so that the audience can see the good and evil and ugly hearts of people reflected in it, and try to change them, and finally find their helplessness and bitterness.

Taoist temple and the world are two completely different worlds in the eyes of the little Taoist priest, just like the concept that once you step into them, you will never be beyond redemption. If you don't step into it, you can never surpass it. And tell yourself to be "pragmatic and pragmatic". No matter what you do, you should weigh the pros and cons of this matter according to your own environment and then put it into practice. In this process, we should always keep our inner firmness. "If we don't change our minds, we will show our true colors." "My youth is perishable, but my heart remains unchanged." This is a realm, but also an inner desire.

In the movie "The Taoist Down the Mountain", director Chen Kaige's design of the scene made the audience feel refreshed. The illusory fairyland is in sharp contrast with the bustling world, and China Wushu is also vividly displayed in the film.