If you have seen Stephen Chow's movies, then you must have seen the classic "The God of Cookery". Although this movie is about cooking, if you taste it carefully, you will still find that this movie has many profound meanings. It is said that this movie is worth watching several times, and you can gain new feelings every time. You might as well give it a try. So, although this movie is also in an efficient style, what social phenomena does Stephen Chow's "The God of Cookery" satirize? First of all, it’s the star effect. Secondly, society is too impetuous, and many people only see money and material things. Finally, people should live more modestly, otherwise they will be plotted by villains. 1. Star Effect

In the movie, Stephen Chow plays the boss of the Tang Dynasty Company. He is a very famous figure. Because of this, his chop suey noodles can be sold at very high prices after being packaged. Looking around us, there are also some restaurants run by celebrities. The prices of the dishes in these restaurants are much higher than the normal selling prices. This may be the star effect. 2. The society is too impetuous, and many people only see money and material things

At the end of the film, Stephen Chow did not use some high-end ingredients during the competition, but instead made a bowl of barbecued pork rice. Through this plot, it reflects that many people pursue material and money too much, but often forget the ordinary beauty. Therefore, this movie also wants to tell everyone that ordinary life is the real thing, and don't get carried away by money and interests. 3. People should live more modestly, otherwise they will be plotted by villains

Because Stephen Chow in the film has a high status, he always has a condescending attitude. It is because of this that the character played by Ng Meng-tat was later plotted against him. Therefore, the movie also pimples those who are aloof. If they don't live modestly enough, they will eventually be ruined. Therefore, what the movie also wants to express is that people must live more humbly.

In short, "The God of Cookery" is a very good movie. If you haven't seen it yet, you might as well go and taste it.