'Journey to the West' cost 700 million yuan to remake. Would 'Dare to Ask Where Is the Road' surpass the classics?

It was impossible to determine if " Dare to Ask Where is the Road " surpassed the 86 edition of " Journey to the West ". Journey to the West is a classic Chinese classic novel that has been remade many times. The 1986 edition of Journey to the West is considered one of the classic versions. Although 'Dare to Ask Where's the Way', was a new movie, its production cost was as high as 700 million, which meant that it might need to put in more effort in other aspects to win the audience's love and recognition. It was not easy to surpass the 86 edition of Journey to the West because it involved many factors such as the quality of the film, the performance of the actors, the skills of the director, the tightness of the plot, and so on. Therefore, if he wanted to surpass this classic version, he needed to make great efforts and improvements in these aspects. In any case, I hope that 'Dare to Ask Where's the Road' will be a success and bring more surprises and emotions to the audience.

Dare to ask where the numbered musical scores can be found on the numbered musical scores network, the search score network, and the piano score network. This song was the theme song of the TV series Journey to the West, sung by Jiang Dawei. The simplified musical score contained lyrics and notes, suitable for piano lovers to learn and appreciate.

The lyricist who dared to ask where the road was was Yan Su.

Journey to the West was one of the Four Great Ancient Chinese Classics and was hailed as the pinnacle of ancient Chinese novels. Its classic points were the following: 1. Plot: Journey to the West tells the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand and Tang Sanzang, who went to the Western Heaven to obtain scriptures after going through 81 difficulties. The plot was full of ups and downs, thrilling and exciting. 2. Character image: Journey to the West has created many vivid characters such as the wit of Sun Wukong, the gluttony of Zhu Bajie, the loyalty of Monk Sand, the compassion of Tang Sanzang, etc. These characters are full and three-dimensional, leaving a deep impression on people. 3. Cultural background: Journey to the West contains rich traditional Chinese cultural elements such as Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, etc., as well as Chinese myths, legends, history, etc. These cultural backgrounds made Journey to the West not only a novel but also a cultural treasure. 4. Literature value: Journey to the West has a very high value in literature. Its beautiful language, smooth writing, and rigorous structure are known as the pinnacle of ancient Chinese novels. At the same time, Journey to the West also contains profound philosophy and moral education, which has a profound impact on the reader's thoughts and emotions. Journey to the West is a classic novel with far-reaching significance. Its plot, character image, cultural background and literary value are of high value, known as the peak of ancient Chinese novels.

" The Great Sage of a Chinese Oscaristic Journey to the West: The Wedding: An Extension " was a remake of the 1995 movie," The Great Sage of a Chinese Oscaristic Journey to the West: The Wedding." The film was remade by Xi'an Film Studio, directed by Liu Zhenwei and scriptwrited by Stephen Chou, Wu Mengda, Zhu Yin, Cai Shaofen, Lan Jieying, etc. The remake was released in the mainland of China on April 14, 2017, with a duration of 110 minutes. The film added nearly 60 minutes of precious material that had never been exposed before. Many wonderful scenes would be exposed for the first time, such as the battle between the toad demon and the peacock demon in the desert, the funny performance of Bajie and Monk Sand at the wedding of the Bull Demon King, and the humorous conversation outside the prison of Tang Sanzang. The quality of the remake had also been fixed to improve the viewing experience. After the re-release, the film achieved good box office results and became the first Chinese re-release film to break the 100 million box office.

An extended version of " The Great Sage of a Chinese Oath: The Wedding " was released in the mainland of China on April 14, 2017. This extended version was 110 minutes long, 11 minutes longer than the original version, but there were only three minutes of new scenes. The main selling point of the extended version was the addition of the plot of " A Chinese Oscaristic Journey: Moonlight Box " at the beginning of the film, as well as a few minutes of Easter egg at the end of the film. This re-screening did not have anything to do with Stephen Zhou or David Liu. It was entirely the film's approach. Therefore, the audience buying tickets for the re-screening of the movie would not bring Stephen any profit.

Journey to the West is a classic ancient Chinese novel. There are many classic sayings in it, and the following are some of them: "If people are overconfident and things are overconfident, the world will be fine." Journey to the West This sentence expressed that people should focus on their own career and not let other things distract them. Only then could the world be peaceful. "If you encounter a demonic barrier, recite Tang Sanzang's benevolent heart, and the demonic barrier will be eliminated; recite Sun Wukong's Golden Hoop Incantation, and the demonic barrier will come again." Journey to the West This sentence emphasized that people should pray or chant incantations to ask Buddha or Tang Sanzang for blessings when encountering demons, so that they could eliminate the demons. 3." The higher the moral, the higher the evil." Journey to the West This sentence expressed that there were always various obstacles on the path of cultivation. These obstacles seemed to be difficult to overcome, but in fact, as long as you had a firm belief, you could overcome them. "Life is like a traveler, I'm also a pedestrian." Journey to the West This sentence expressed that life is like a journey, we are all pedestrians on the journey, everyone has their own path to go, have their own experiences to experience. "I swear I won't become a Buddha before hell is empty." Journey to the West This sentence expressed that one could not become a Buddha even if hell was not empty. This sentence emphasized the importance of cultivation. Only through continuous cultivation could one become a true Buddha.

Whether a remake could surpass the original depended on many factors, such as the quality of the remake, audience preference, script adaptation, actor performance, and so on. Some remakes might surpass the original because they can better meet the needs and expectations of the audience. For example, some remakes had made significant improvements in the adaptation of the script and the setting of the characters to better represent the plot and characters of the original novel or movie. In addition, some actors or directors might be able to adapt better to the original characters and storyline and show better acting skills or performance abilities. However, some remakes might also be limited by the original and could not surpass the original. For example, if the plot and theme of the original novel or movie are very profound and symbolic, the remake may not be able to fully express these elements or it may take more time and effort to adapt and present these elements. In addition, if the cast and director of the original novel or movie were very strong and successful, the remake might not be able to fully replicate these advantages or might need to rely on the success and reputation of the original to attract the audience. Whether a remake could surpass the original depended on many factors, including quality, audience preference, adaptation and presentation, actor performance, and so on.

The Korean remake of " Only Thirty " could not guarantee that it would surpass the original drama because everyone's tastes and preferences were different. The audience's evaluation of the same drama would also be different for different reasons. Although the Korean version of " Only Thirty " might draw on the elements of the original drama in some aspects, it might also produce different effects due to different shooting styles, cast lineups, plot settings, and other factors. In addition, the quality of the TV series not only depended on the quality of the original TV series, but also on the production level of the remake team and the performance ability of the actors. Therefore, even if the Korean version of 'Just Thirty' was similar to the original drama, there was no guarantee that it would surpass the original drama.

The lyrics of 'Dare to Ask Where is the Way', were written by Yan Su, composed by Xu Jingqing, and sung by Jiang Dawei. The lyrics described the arduous journey and the scenes of overcoming difficulties on the journey to the West, as well as the summary and summary of the spirit of the Journey to the West. One of the classic lyrics was " Dare to ask where the road is, the road is under your feet." This song was the ending theme song of the TV series Journey to the West, and it was also one of the theme songs of the show.