"Kung Fu Panda" I like this movie very much. This animation uses Hollywood animation with purely Chinese elements and is purely a story that takes place in China. However, using Western animation techniques to express it is like using Western cooking methods to cook Chinese food, which tastes completely different. Speaking of misleading, I probably thought Chinese people could learn kung fu. The animation "The Little Master of China" depicting Chinese food is the childhood memory of countless people born in the 1990s. I believe many people will think that it is made in China, because all the plots, dishes, regions, names, and backgrounds involved in the show are shrouded in Chinese elements. , also happened in China.

In many movies, the actors are Chinese and they also speak Mandarin. It looks no different from ordinary domestic films, but it is actually a foreign film. In fact, there are many TV series that many people think are made by Chinese people, but they are actually foreign movies. Let me take stock of Chinese movies made by foreigners. A film that shows the gradual decline of the Qing Dynasty and the ups and downs of Puyi's 60-year life from emperor to ordinary citizen. The film won 9 awards at the 60th Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director.

It only took two and a half hours to show the twists and turns of Puyi's life. The actor Zun Long has his own imperial temperament, allowing the audience to more directly experience the dignity of the late Qing emperor and his helplessness in the face of powerful enemies. The first part is The Last Emperor. Actually speaking of this movie, I think everyone is familiar with it. This is a very good movie. It mainly talks about the life of Puyi, the last emperor of feudal China. And the movie is set in the Forbidden City. This movie left a particularly good impression on us in terms of actor styling, background, and shooting techniques.

I believe many people who have watched this movie think that a Chinese director must be someone who can make such a good movie, but this is not the case. Its director is a foreigner. I have always believed that Chinese history should be written and photographed by Chinese people. Surprisingly, the film was directed by Italian Bernardo Bertolucci and was jointly produced by Italian Yankee Film Company, British Doo Film Company and China Film United Production Company. I didn't expect that such a classic movie was not made by the Chinese themselves. It is a pity.