Since the movie "Three Thousand Miles of Chang'an" was released for a week, it has set off discussions about classical poetry and historical celebrities in the Tang Dynasty, and it has also given a new visual image to the Tang poetry that generations of Chinese people are familiar with. On July 14,

Since the movie "Three Thousand Miles of Chang'an" was released for a week, it has set off discussions about classical poetry and historical celebrities in the Tang Dynasty, and it has also given a new visual image to the Tang poetry that generations of Chinese people are familiar with.

On July 14, the film's box office exceeded 400 million yuan, and its Douban score rose to 8.2, making it the highest-rated domestic theater film in the summer. And this new theme, which has never been seen before in theaters, has also triggered a new movie-watching phenomenon.

Is it appropriate for children to recite poems while watching a movie? There are 48 Tang poems recited in "Three Thousand Miles of Chang'an". . On various social platforms, reciting ancient poems together up and down the screen in the theater has become a unique movie-watching experience. Many audiences complained that reciting poems on the spot affected the movie-watching experience, and complaints about the transformation of theaters into classrooms occurred from time to time↓↓

Some viewers also believed that children were inspired by the characters in the story to recite poems, which inspired their love for traditional culture. After the film was released, the film critic @胡宁格木江 posted on Weibo, saying: "If there are children reciting poems together, I suggest that the audience in the same audience not stop it. This is a beautiful voice, and it is a unique romance that belongs to Chinese theaters."

Is it appropriate for children to recite poems loudly in theaters to influence other audiences? In the comment area of ​​the Douyin big v "Uncle Xia No Problem" commenting on the movie, there are endless discussions among netizens. Some people think that this is an unconscious "DNA movement", some people think that the child's excitement is understandable, and some people think that the child's loud noise reflects the "family education" problem.

Some viewers in the Douban discussion forum also pointed out that if they encounter other uncivilized movie-watching behaviors, they will be strictly stopped, but when children recite poems, even if it affects the movie-watching experience, they will fall into a dilemma. I don’t know whether to stop it . The dislocation and embarrassment caused by the large age span of the audience In fact, reciting poems along with the movie is the direction of the film's pre-marketing. Some theaters have also launched poetry reciting challenges in conjunction with movie promotion. Many parents are also planted by Moments or short video platforms. After seeing the evaluation that this movie can make children can't help reading and reciting poems, they choose to take their children to the cinema for a different kind of "language class". It is the appeal of these parents to bring their children to watch this movie. This unique movie-watching phenomenon is related to the broad audience composition of "Thirty Thousand Miles in Chang'an". Usually an animated movie has a clear audience age group division. Most of the animations for parent-child family fun are relatively low-grade and do not attract adult audiences to watch alone or together. The common movie-watching chemical reaction formed by the same age group, In fact, it is a kind of "magnetic field" that we like to hear and see. Many low-level animations will even vigorously promote and encourage "interactivity" as one of the selling points of the film. The film crew of "Thirty Thousand Miles in Chang'an" stated in an interview with the media that what "Thirty Thousand Miles in Chang'an" wants to do is to cover more "audiences" who may not have the habit of watching animation movies. Middle-aged people may not usually go to see animated movies.” Coupled with the 168-minute length of the film, there are also some obstacles for children to concentrate. Therefore, some voices on the Internet believe that this is not a movie for children. In addition to the dense cultural and historical knowledge points and gorgeous special effects in the film, the deep meaning expressed in the literal meaning of the poem also needs to be "scrutinized". Only then can we feel the sadness or mastery in it. It is precisely because many of the passages need to be "detailed", some adult audiences who want to be more immersed in the artistic conception of the film will feel that the children's reciting on the scene has become a kind of interruption. In this regard, many netizens also made suggestions in the comment area, expressing the hope that the theater will open a special parent-child show, or suggest that adults choose a later time to watch the movie and avoid the time when there are many children. What is your opinion on this matter? Come on: The surging news

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