Lin Zhengying, a Hong Kong artist, entered the film and television industry at the age of 17 and became a dragon and tiger martial artist. With solid martial arts skills, he became Bruce Lee's right arm. In 1973, when Bruce Lee passed away, Lin Zhengying entered the Hong family class. During his years as an actor, he won the Hong Kong Best Action Director award many times. Therefore, he has played the role of "Tao Ren" for a long time, so he has been kindly called "Tao Master" by many fans. Even though he has passed away for many years, his image of holding a copper sword in hand has always been in people's minds.
In the 1970s, the Hong Kong film industry slowly emerged. The filming technology was very backward and the funds were limited. Lin Zhengyin was able to make such a good work. We all know that Lin Zhengying is a dragon and tiger martial artist. Most of the actions in the movie are designed by him. In order to shoot a good work, one action has to be shot several times, or even hundreds of times, sometimes because one of the eyes is not in place. We have to shoot again.
During his years as an actor, Lin Zhengying relied on his seriousness and responsibility to shoot us one classic after another. In addition, when Lin Zhengying was shooting ghost films, he also had his own set of rules, which everyone strictly followed. Speaking of starting from the start, on the day of the start, you must ask a professional Feng Shui master to choose. If there is no good day, the whole crew will have to wait together. In order to start up smoothly, everyone in the crew will also receive a red envelope on the same day. During this period, if there is a special day, they must pause or stop filming.
The second point is the shooting location. If there has been an "accident" in the shooting location, you will never go. Moreover, according to local customs, sacrifices such as pig heads or roosters must be offered to them, and incense is even more essential.
The third point is to shout "card" after each scene is over, in order to prevent the actors from being too involved and unable to leave the play at the first time, and at the same time reminding the actors that we are making a movie. It's not exorcising ghosts or some kind of ritual, this is what Lin Zhengying cares most about. In the eyes of laymen, these rules of his are puzzling and even redundant, but in Lin Zhengying's eyes they are all essential.
Now, Lin Zhengying has been dead for many years. I don't know how many "zombie films" have been released, but the audience's favorite is "Daoye" movies. I have to say that there are really few horror movies that can be compared with the movies of "Master Dao". What do you think of this?
