Is Guo Dong really dead?
Who is the murderer? .
Painful thoughts lead Gao Jing to look for the whereabouts of love. After a series of thrilling adventures, the secret buried in the deep-sea ancient city surfaced. ...
The world-famous underwater ancient city of Nagano Island.
The story in the film takes place in Japan and a real ancient city in that country, which has been sleeping under the sea for thousands of years. 1986, a diver dived into the waters near Nagano Island, the westernmost tip of Japan. At the bottom of the deep sea, he accidentally discovered the remains of the city built with huge stones, which shocked the world and officially exposed the underwater civilization. Since then, countless incredible stone building materials have been found in the waters off Cape Iseki, including giant stones, pillars, large stepped buildings, polished steps, canals, caves and sculptures. Finally, the experts concluded that this large and precious cultural relic was an advanced city in Lu Chen about 1 10,000 years ago. Since then, an unknown Japanese outer island, a secluded island only 1 10 km away from Taiwan Province Province, has attracted the attention of the whole world and become another radiant charm focus of the archaeological community.
When filming "Missing a Man in the Deep Sea", Tsui Hark decided to take this challenging underwater city as the story background and make a film that combines suspense, horror, romance and real-life shooting. Most Japanese people don't know that this is the first film company, and they are willing to spend a lot of money, manpower and time to make a film with the theme of Nagano Island.
Because of this huge undersea architectural relic, it has many distinctive features. First of all, the processed stones are huge in volume and concentrated in arrangement. These stone giants form a huge stepped building, which looks a bit like a pyramid. The largest stone is 250 meters long and 25 meters high. The sloping exterior walls and large-angle pedals make people speculate that this is a place for people to worship. In addition, among a large number of stone carvings, a unique boulder stands. This stone is about seven meters high and looks like a man's face with many eyes carved on it. A boulder engraved with a giant turtle was also found on the nearby seabed. Some people think that this giant turtle stone is a myth and legend handed down from generation to generation in Japan, and it is a giant turtle in the story of Taro Urushima. In that fable, a kind young fisherman saved the big turtle and was invited to swim in the strange and magical underwater kingdom. In any case, these cultural relics not only opened up a new field of human civilization research, enriched the connotation of traditional fables, but also brought new creative space to today's filmmakers. In Looking for People in the Deep Sea, the audience can see these giant stone steps and huge stones with portraits. In this fantastic space full of prehistoric relics, director Tsui Hark will bring a tortuous and suspenseful love story.