What is Stephen Chow like in your eyes?

Looking back at the old days when Master Xing debuted, it is hard for us to imagine that a boy with poor family background, looks and personality like him will grow into a superstar who has influenced a whole generation.

From obscurity to emergence, from "Star Boy" to "Star Master", he has always maintained a childlike innocence, a virginity and a truth of his own, which may be the most important reason why he can change from a poor boy in a slum to an iconic figure in Chinese film.

Ang Lee once said, "Stephen Chow's movies are all about children." Guo Zijian, another Hong Kong director, also said, "Stephen Chow is the big boy in the movie. The child can take whatever he wants to play, because he loves this kind of thing too much. "

Master Xing himself admits that he has a fairy tale complex.

From shaolin soccer, a player who has six Shaolin stunts, Kung Fu, a love that begins with a lollipop, an elf guest from another planet in Changjiang No.7, 300 children's songs in The Journey to the West, and the mermaid entanglement in The Mermaid, we all see an original childlike innocence and the truest dream.

As Jonathan Lee sang in The Hills, "Maybe we are getting old unconsciously, although that young man still lives in our hearts."