Of course, I have to say that the time when this movie was born also has a lot to do with it.

At that time, Chinese films were in their infancy, and people were not watching enough movies. A major feature of literary and artistic films was that they did not rely on plot to win, so they seemed a bit tepid at first glance, but such films must be savored carefully to gain flavor.

Of course, another point is that China in that era was actually not that impetuous, and the human society was not so indifferent.

In contrast, in this island country, it can be said that indifference is a major pain point of this country.

In fact, this kind of choice, like choosing one thing for the rest of your life, is exactly the portrayal of many people in the island country. Their companies have lifelong employees, which is the same as many workers in the country in the past.

The "Yan Guo Wuhen" emotional processing of "That Mountain, That Man, That Dog" just caters to the psychological needs of the islanders. What they lack is this kind of wonderful communication skills.

Of course, there is one more thing to talk about: literary theaters!

There is no such thing as an art theater chain in China, and even today there is still no real art theater chain.

But in the island country, art theaters have been around twenty years ago. Art theaters are different from traditional theaters. Its characteristics are: small audience, small quantity, and long cycle. A city may only have one or two art theaters, and one art theater has one

There may only be one or two films screened a year.

It is precisely because of the good output environment and ample and luxurious output time that "Nashan, Naren, and Dog" was able to sell like crazy in the island country.

However, Li Yi is now confident that this movie can also conquer the audience in China.

The reason is simple, because times have changed.

This movie appeared in an era, as mentioned above, at that time, human relations were not so indifferent, society was not so impetuous, and the distance between that era was not particularly far away, so, in other words, there was no shortage of this era.

A kind of emotion. In other words, it is not so urgent.

But now, as technology becomes more and more developed, the emotions between people are becoming more and more indifferent, and society is becoming more and more impetuous.

The more something is lacking, the more something is desired.

Why have period novels suddenly become so popular in recent years?

It is because in this impetuous era, people need this kind of thing too much, or they are too short of it.

Furthermore, it can be said that the current audience is not comparable to what it was back then. The film viewing threshold of "That Mountain, That Man, That Dog" is really nothing to today's audience.
Chapter completed!