"Leadership" has become Taiwan's "big problem": "The government keeps the people out of the door and makes decisions by itself. However, the wrong decisions of the government are directly responsible for the pain."
In 2016, a woman named Cai ran for the first time in Taiwan's leader. She criticized the opposing parties with heartache when she delivered a speech. She still remembers the words she said.
She also said that economic development is just a starting point, and the ultimate goal is to ensure that everyone's efforts can be fairly rewarded and have a good quality of life.
When I remembered this passage, I happened to see this scene in the Taiwanese movie "The Curse", which happened to be the fifth year of the leader named Cai.
Why do you think of this passage? Let’s start with several things: In 2018, the DPP forcedly voted to delete the Labor Benchmark Law to delete the seven-day leave for labor, and Taiwan labor groups continued to express protests from lying on tracks to throwing slippers; in November 2020, the DPP was in chaos, and tens of thousands of Taiwanese people marched; at the end of 2021, the US rait pig was imported, and Taiwanese people marched to protest; in February 2022, the Taiwanese people asked the government to import the new crown vaccine , and gathered countless times to protest.
or above is what happened to the leader surnamed Cai in the local area after he joined the company. Compared with the passionate statements at the time, do you think the heroine's serious blessing spell sounds particularly harsh?
I heard that many people were furious after watching this movie, and felt that the director had cursed all the audience through the mouth of the heroine. However, this mantra cannot be called a mantra, whether in Tantric Buddhism, Indian Buddhism, or in mainland Buddhism. The meaning is wrong and the grammar is not right, so it is not harmful and naturally it does not have malicious intentions.
This is nothing more than a mischievous director who wants to interact with the audience. In Bilibili, this kind of routine is not uncommon. To be honest, if you are serious, you will lose.
However, if a similar routine appears in a "miao Po" with a certain status and popularity, the situation will be very different.
On the 16th of 2020, a woman surnamed Cai visited the four Taipei temples, Ciyun Palace, Datong Puyuan Palace, Wanhua Longshan Temple and Mengjia Qingshan Palace. She also claims that she is the "best choice in 2020".
Let’s take a look at a poster.
The heroine is of course much more beautiful, but is this expression exactly the same as the previous picture? But worshiping gods and Buddhas is not just what those who believe in it will do, but those who spread it will do it. So, the other side of the person who worships
may be like this. Why do you raise such a question?
The movie "The Curse" is very interesting. 80% of the plot of the film is about a mother who wakes up from "being possessed by evil", brings her child home from an orphanage, and wants to take care of her wholeheartedly. But since the child returned home, a series of strange things happened, and the child's spirit seemed to become abnormal.
Everyone sympathized with this mother who was bewitched in a remote village and accompanied her boyfriend to attend the sacrifice. If she hadn't rashly entered that remote village from a prosperous city, how could she be selected by the "Big Black Buddha Mother" and become a manipulated puppet? After many years, I still can't get rid of it, and even hurt my children.
However, at the end of the movie, the heroine with a big belly appeared in a mysterious corner in Yunnan. The old monk who told the curse of Buddha Mother in one word was her that time!
This means that the attempted liar usually shows his kindness before achieving his goals. Only when the truth is forced into the corner will the true face of the person involved be exposed.
Just like this "Big Black Buddha Mother" with a body full of scriptures, she has no face to see people, so she has to use "blessings" to spread malicious intentions and find the energy of faith among small groups.
The leader surnamed Cai is very similar to this mother, and he can also see some shadow of the "Big Black Buddha Mother" in her. She refused to let herself go to outsiders, and those who wanted to expose her seemed to be unable to end up well. Only by being with her can you save that life.
It's just a pity that the little girl was bewitched by her mother's witch's wife and delayed her treatment. The final ending was terrible.
Cough cough, maybe some people think it is a bit far-fetched to say this. The director once said that the film is adapted from a real incident that took place in Kaohsiung, Taiwan in 2005.
However, the adaptation of the movie has been greatly changed. At first glance, the gods and Buddhas who protect believers have become demons in a blink of an eye; the control starts from the doll, and even ignores the facts; in order to preserve one's authority, it is difficult not to make people have some imaginations.
Is this movie that is filmed in the form of a pseudo-documentary film that is fearful? Actually, there is nothing scary. Just like what the mother says when teaching her child, just don’t think about it.
Most of the time, movie works are shot for entertainment, and the higher level is for art. However, the secret words in "The Curse" may be my over-interpretation, but there are always some ideas that unconsciously penetrate into my mind during the movie. Could it be the secret words left by the director during the movie?
