Hua Jianghu series "风语curse" will be released nationwide on July 20. Since the trailer was released, the world view setting full of Chinese elements has aroused a lot of curiosity. Today, the film crew has exposed another set of "Five Elements and Wind" posters, which further explains the world view - everything in the world is composed of the Five Elements, and wind is a force that is free from the Five Elements. It is: the wind curse. In the
poster, the power of the five elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth is embodied in colorful landscapes, with a very Chinese style artistic conception. Although it is not heavily painted, it reflects the richness of Chinese studies. In the smart lines, the image of the five elements is perfectly presented, and the powerful sense of "wind" is also evident.
The Five Elements worldview originates from Taoism theory
The human world is divided into two realms of Yin and Yang
"Tai Chi generates Yin and Yang, and the combination of Yin and Yang produces the five elements." Yin and Yang Five Elements theory is said to be a Taoist view, and is also the basis for the establishment of the world view in "Wind Mantra" Base. Combining the many details exposed in previous trailers, it is not difficult to see that in the world of "Wind Whisper", the ancient beasts represent the power of extreme yin; while the power of extreme yang is the power of the five elements, respectively. Take control. The two forces collide frequently, with one ebbing and the other ebbing.
The human world is located between the Yin and Yang worlds, and is always in danger of being invaded. In order to match the texture of the movie, this set of posters refers to many classical Chinese landscape painting techniques. It does not use a large number of details to depict, but injects oriental beauty through abstraction and white space.
Traditional culture should be photographed with freshness
style, which is the power of youth. It goes beyond the five elements
Although the oriental culture we are familiar with allows the audience to integrate naturally, it also makes it more difficult to create new ideas. However, "Wind Curse" has a powerful move. Director Liu Kuo only regards yin and yang and the five elements as the basis of the world view of "Wind Curse". The focus of the film is beyond the five elements. wind of. This reinterpretation of traditional culture is not just a wild imagination. The five elements have always been said to be mutually reinforcing and mutually restraining. Water restrains fire, fire restrains metal, metal restrains wood, wood restrains earth, and earth restrains water. Therefore, in "Wind Mantra", wind is a new power that transcends the five elements.
In addition to adding new elements, in this poster depicting "wind", Lang Ming rises into the sky, and the whirlwind he is in seems to be released from his palms, and a sense of youthfulness and strength rushes towards his face. It seems that the burning of young Lang Ming's heroic dream and how he realizes the power of wind will be a highlight of the film.
