There are many adaptations of Liao Zhai , which director s adaptation version do you like the most?

Liao Zhai has been adapted into many versions so far, and in these versions, in addition to "Painted Skin" and "A Chinese Ghost Story" in recent years, I think it is very successful, other better versions are still in the early years, such as the 1987 movie version of "A Chinese Ghost Story", and the 1970 movie version of "Chivalrous Girl".In fact, the focus of these ghosts and foxes described in "Strange Tales from Liaozhai" is not on weirdness, but on satirizing the bad phenomena in ancient society through these stories.

It is of great practical significance, so these versions adapted from "Liao Zhai" focus more on realistic aesthetics, and the depiction of ghosts has not changed much from the original work, and some storylines or endings have been changed, highlighting positive energy aspects, in terms of filming conditions at the time, there was a shortage of funds, but many of the works left behind are very classic, which is worthy of reflection on many film and television works now.

If you want to say that you like the most, it is still the 1966 version of "Painted Skin", whether it is the picture quality or shooting techniques, it can be regarded as a nostalgic movie, director Bao Fang is also the screenwriter, although this version of "Painted Skin" is not as rich in funds as the current film and television works, but it uses limited resources very well, and the restoration of ancient scenes is very high, and TVB's TV series in those years are also very exciting, and the appearance and acting skills of the starring actors in the play are even more **.

The director also wrote, directed and acted in a "Qu Yuan", which was also highly praisedI feel that the actors and directors at that time were treasures, and they were representatives of the high quality of independent films filmed in that era "Liao Zhai", although Zhou Xun's version of "Painted Skin" was also very exciting, but the version I watched when I was a child was always the most classic.

I don't know which director it is, but I watched it when I was a kid. It's pretty good.

Liao Zhai is a work that uses ghost stories to reflect real life, and I like the version directed by Xie Jin the most.

My favorite is the earliest version, because the characters are very fleshed out and very vivid.

I like the original version the most, and the other versions don't feel very scary.

Although there are many adaptations of "Liao Zhai", I think the most classic should still be the oldest version.

Each version has the characteristics of each version, and the actors are also very good, so I like each one very much.

I like the original version, I feel like I was a child, what we watch is not the plot, what we see is feelings.

I still have the earliest version that looks good, but I didn't pay attention to the director, and I haven't seen the later ones.

The 1965 movie "Painted Skin" is adapted from the eponymous story in "Strange Tales from Liao Zhai", directed by Bao Fang, starring Zhu Hong, Gao Yuan, Chen Juanjuan, and Weng Wu.

The 1983 movie "Jing Change" is adapted from "Xiaocui" of "Strange Tales from Liao Zhai", which is a feature film directed by Lei Ming and starring Wei Huili and Xu Shaohua.

The 1985 movie "Ghost Sister" is a feature film directed by Sun Yuanxun and starring Wang Linghua and Hao Zai.

The 1986 movie "Blue Water and Two Souls" is a costume mythological film directed by Cen Fan and starring He Qing, which is based on "Sunset" in "Strange Tales from Liaozhai" written by Pu Songling.

The 1987 movie "A Chinese Ghost Story" is a costume romance film produced by Tsui Hark, directed by Cheng Xiaodong, starring Leslie Cheung, Wang Zuxian, Wu Ma, etc., based on "Nie Xiaoqian" in the classical masterpiece "Strange Tales from Liao Zhai".

The 1991 movie "Tomb Wasteland" is a feature film directed by Xie Tieli and starring Fu Yiwei, Zhou Xun, Xing Minshan and others.

The film is based on "Lian Zuo" and tells four different stories.

The 1992 movie "Painted Skin: Yin and Yang Dharma King" is adapted from "Painted Skin" in "Strange Tales from Liao Zhai", which is a horror movie directed by Hu Jinquan and starring Sammo Hung, Wang Zuxian, Zheng Shaoqiu, Wu Ma, Lin Zhengying, Liu Xun and others.

The 1994 film "The Soul of the Ancient Temple" is adapted from "Nie Xiaoqian" in the classical masterpiece "Strange Tales from Liao Zhai", starring Zhao Junwen, Zhao Danhong, and Hui Juanyan.

Zhang Ting and Qiu Xinzhi's "Flower Girl", as well as Da S's "A Chinese Ghost Story", "Dragon Fei Xianggong", "Pink Butterfly", "Lian Zuo" These are all separate dramas adapted by Liao Zhai Zhiyi, and there is also a drama that contains several units of stories: such as "Liao Zhai Qi Woman" and the like.

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Talking about Zhai Zhiwei is adapted into film and television works, and there is a painted skin.

It seems to be a movie.

It is starring Zheng Shuang, Sun Li and Deng Chao.

The mainland 1986 version of Liaozhai has a total of 74 episodes.

In parentheses are the names in the book, and there are 27 episodes and 54 episodes.

1.Xin Shi Niang.

2.Ah embroidery. 3.Jia Bong Pheasant.

4.Infant Ning. 5.Feng Sanniang.

6.Bao. 7.Parrot (A-Ying).

8.Yun Cui Xian.

9.Dou Female Feud (Dou's).

10.West Lake Lord.

11.Flower fairy (kudzu scarf).

12.Difu Niangniang (Jinse).

13.Lu Judgment.

14.Bookworms.

15.Lu Gongnu.

16.The Fox Fairy Taming Shrew (Ma Jiefu).

17.The Eight Kings.

18.Lian Zuo.

19.Emei smiled (Liancheng).

20.Tanachiro.

21.Joe Girl.

22.Plum Girl.

23.Fox Man (Ruby).

24.Lotus incense.

25.Haunted Mansion (Xiao Xie).

26.Xiangyu.

27.Jiaona.

There are only one episode of 18 films, 18 episodes.

1.Sleeve Romance (Gong Xian).

2.Jin Zo Qiyuan (Wang Gui'an).

3.Elegant. 4.Raven's head.

5.The Headless Case (a section in "Broken Prison").

6.Shi Wenlang.

7.Drinking friends in the underworld (Wang Liulang).

8.Flower girl.

9.Barren Mountain Fox Girl (Zhang Hongji).

10.Ruiyun.

11.Life and death (Chapter Aduan).

12.Immortal Media (Peng Haiqiu).

13.Gongsun Jiuniang.

14.The three ladies of the lotus.

15.Kill Yin Cao (Wu Qiuyue).

16.Fine-grained.

There are 4 episodes and 2 episodes that make up one episode.

1.Rain money Tong Ke.

2.Confidant of Liangqin (Section 3 of "Fraud") Scolding.

"Strange Tales of Liaozhai" and "Strange Women of Liaozhai Zhi".

The old version of Liaozhai was the best, because when the old version of Liaozhai was filmed, it took four or five months just to select the actors, in order to make the appearance of these actors conform to the appearance of the characters in the play, and bring a strong sense of substitution to the audience. Moreover, the old version of Liao Zhai strives for authenticity in the process of filming, and every story is filmed vividly, and the emotions and personalities of the characters in the play are also very full.

From this point of view, the new version of Liao Zhai does not have these characteristics, although a large number of special effects have been added, and some enrichment has been made in the story, and even a lot of popular elements have been added. But under this change, the whole story of Liao Zhai no longer has human feelings, but has become a real ghost and god**.

At this point, I think the new version of Liaozhai should take a good look at the original work, and don't always shoot famous works with a fearless spirit, because there are too many TV drama themes in my country, but these themes must be used cleverly, otherwise it will only make those who have not read the original work completely disappointed with the original work.

Most of the actors in the old version of Liaozhai are from dramas, and there are very few drama actors, and most of the lines and actions are over and over again, so in the old version of Liaozhai, there are a large number of long shots, and when I watch it, I feel that this kind of long shots are particularly enjoyable, which can not only show the actors' skills, but also bring the best visual enjoyment to the audience.

Any clearing, shooting the original work must first learn to respect the original work, don't use your own naïve ideas, to figure out the meaning of the original work, as long as you can present the story in the book originally, this work will definitely be able to pass, if the shooting technique can be better, this work can get high scores.

I think the new version is better, both in terms of acting and scenes!

I think the new version of the remake of Liao Zhai Zhiyi is very good.

I think it's still the boss's chatter that looks the best, and the acting skills of each actor are very good.

I think it's better to shoot the old version of Liaozhai, because it's the most classic one.

I think the latest version is better because it is more in line with the tastes of modern young people.

I still think the first version is better, and it is also more classic, I like it more, and I like the interpretation of the characters.

The 2003 Taiwanese version of A Chinese Ghost Story is a good-looking remake. If you are interested, you can check it out.

I still like to watch the new version of "Liao Zhai", the old version is too terrifying, maybe it has something to do with the photography conditions of that era.