What was Zhou Xingchi's classic confession in 'A Chinese Oath'?

The movie," Journey to the West ", was a classic Chinese fantasy film about the love story between Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang. One of Stephen's classic confession lines," I love you, Tang Sanzang," became a well-known phrase. A Chinese Oath to the West had a profound influence on Chinese film culture. Through its fantastical background and humorous performance style, it showed the love, friendship and philosophy of life in Chinese culture and tradition, becoming one of the important works in the history of Chinese movies. Stephen's confession became one of the classic confessions in Chinese culture. It expressed people's desire and pursuit of love, making people feel the beauty and purity of love. This sentence was not only applicable to the plot in the movie, but also to love in real life. It made people full of confidence and hope for love and promoted people's positive pursuit of love.

"A Chinese Oscaristic Journey to the West" was a classic Chinese web novel. "There was once a sincere love in front of me, and I didn't cherish it. When I lost it, I regretted it. If God could give me another chance, I would say three words to that girl: I love you. If I have to give this love a time limit, I hope it's 10,000 years." This confession came from the 30th chapter of the novel A Chinese Oath to the West, which described the emotional entanglement between Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang. When Sun Wukong saw Tang Sanzang and the female monster, he felt very painful in his heart, but in the end, he understood the truth of cherishing the person in front of him and expressed his sincere feelings for Tang Sanzang. This confession expressed the preciousness of love and its undoable meaning. It became one of the classics in the novel.

In the movie, A Chinese Oath to the West, Stephen Chou's classic confession was: "I'll support you!"

There are many famous quote from Stephen Zhou: 1 " I'll support you!" "I'm not targeting you. I'm saying that all chickens look different." 3 " The mandarin duck and butterfly dream is more beautiful than Xizi." " I'm not a big brother. I'm a police officer." " I'm not a god. I'm a businessman." 6 " I'm not an easy person to succeed. I'm an easy person to be happy." " I'm not here for money. I'm here for happiness." 8 " I like to be called Star Lord because it proves that I have a sense of existence." " I don't have a degree, but I have a lot of talent." The most important thing in life is happiness, not success.

A Chinese Oathtale is a classic Chinese martial arts movie. There is a classic confession line: "Once there was a sincere love in front of me, I didn't cherish it. When I lost it, I regretted it. The most painful thing in my life is this." If the heavens could give me another chance, I would tell that girl,'I love you'."

Stephen Zhou (Stephen Zhou, born June 22, 1965) is a famous Hong Kong film actor, director, screenwriter and producer. He was one of the most iconic actors in the Chinese film industry and one of the most influential and successful comedy actors in the history of Hong Kong movies. Stephen's career began in the 1980s when his performance in the film industry was still very limited. However, he quickly became a new star in the Hong Kong film industry with his unique acting style and humorous lines in the 1989 film "Tang Bohu Light Autumn Fragrance." Since then, he has starred in many classic comedy films such as "Playing truant","A Chinese Obelisk","Kung Fu" and so on, becoming one of the most representative actors in the Chinese film industry. Apart from being an actor, Stephen was also a director and screenwriter. His films were known as the "genius works" of Hong Kong movies because of their humor, humor and touching. His representative works included "Playing truant,""Kung Fu,""The King of Comedy,""A Chinese Oath to the West," and so on."A Chinese Oath to the West" had become a classic in the history of Chinese movies. Stephen's status and influence in the Chinese film industry was not only reflected in his personal achievements, but also in the influence of his films on Hong Kong's film and culture. His film works were not only popular in the mainland of China, Taiwan, and other Chinese speaking regions, but also received high praise and recognition internationally.

The following are some examples: 1 In " Journey to the West ", when Sun Wukong said the sentence " do a good deed every day ", the camera showed the source of this sentence to a passage in " The Analects of Confucius: Learning ". In the King of Comedy, Zhou Xingchi repeatedly quoted Du Fu's poem in the movie,"Where can I find a vast mansion to shelter the poor and happy people all over the world?" to express his indignation at social injustice and the gap between the rich and the poor. In Kung Fu, Stephen Chou combined this sentence with the famous battle against foreign invaders in Chinese history, the Battle of Red Cliff, when he sang "Since ancient times, who has never died?" 4. In "Tang Bohu Dishes Autumn Fragrance", Stephen Chou repeatedly quoted the famous sentence from Li Qingzhao's "Dream Ordering" in the movie,"Whether you know it or not, you should be green, fat, red, thin". Stephen's films often used ancient poems. These citations not only increased the cultural content of the film, but also made the audience feel Stephen's love and respect for traditional culture.

The ending of Zhou Xingchi's movie, The Deer and the Cauldron, was as follows: In the end of the story, Wei Xiaobao became the emperor's favorite. He used his wisdom and wit to solve various political and social problems and won the respect and trust of the people. At the same time, he also had emotional entanglements with many women, including Emperor Kangxi's Empress Xiaozhuang and Wei Xiaobao's mother Wei Chunhua. Under the Emperor's favor, Wei Xiaobao became a famous politician and leader in Chinese history. His achievements and contributions would be remembered forever. He also became a person with high morals, outstanding wit, and good at dealing with interpersonal relationships, setting an example for future generations.

I am unable to provide the complete version of the Zhou Xingchi version of The Deer and the Cauldron: The Divine Dragon Sect. The Divine Dragon Sect was a famous plot in the novel " The Deer and the Cauldron " written by Mr. Jin Yong. The movie version of Stephen Zhou was very different from the original. Although Stephen's movie version of The Deer and the Cauldron was very popular, it was not the complete version of the original. If you need to read the original "Deer and Cauldron", I can provide you with relevant information and resources.

Zhou Xingchi and Maiga had once filmed the movie Kung Fu together. This was a classic wuxia movie. It was about a young man named A Xing, who had an accident and obtained a magical kungfu. He began a magical adventure. The villain in the movie was played by Maiga, who showed his excellent acting skills and left a deep impression on the audience. Other than Maiga's movie, there were also some other wonderful actors such as Stephen Chou, Huang Shengyi, and others.