Movie《The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon》Introduction to the metaphor of pig, snake, and pigeon

The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon, which was just aired recently, is a work that many viewers are looking forward to. It has gained a lot of popularity during the announcement stage, and it has lived up to everyone's expectations after it was aired., everyone has been wanting to know more about the metaphor of the pig, the snake, and the pigeon in the recent movie - The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon, so today I will talk to you about it.

Movie《The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon》the pig, the snake, and the pigeon respectively represent greed, anger, and ignorance.

The film repeatedly talks about Buddhist concepts such as greed, anger, and ignorance. In Buddhism, greed, anger, and ignorance are summarized into three poisons. Pigeons are used to represent greed, snakes are used to represent anger, and pigs are used to represent ignorance, which exactly corresponds to the English title of the film.At the same time, the "Three Evils" shown in the film, namely the three wanted criminals, seem to have a one-to-one correspondence with pigs, snakes and pigeons.

Among them, in Buddhism, the anger that corresponds to snakes refers to the rejection of things one does not like. The ancients believed that snakes have a bad temper and are easy to attack people, so they used snakes to represent anger.There is both anger caused by disgust, anger caused by jealousy, and anger caused by lack of access.Judging from the film, Aberdeen's relationship with snakes is not as simple as a tattoo totem. The deeper connection lies in his hatred for Xiao Mei due to his strong possessiveness. Aberdeen almost puts Xiao Mei under house arrest and uses her as his own outlet.The object of desire, no man is allowed to have any undue thoughts about her.His subordinates laughed when they saw Aberdeen patting Xiaomei's butt. As a result, Aberdeen instantly angered Aberdeen and was regarded as having fantasies about Xiaomei and was intimidated. Chen Guilin was spying on Xiaomei's hair salon and was discovered by Aberdeen. He didn't feel it at firstThis man came for him, but he thought that Chen Guilin was trying to do evil to Xiaomei... He was so jealous that Aberdeen lost control of his emotions and ran away in anger more than once, which is consistent with the image of snake in Buddhism.

Then, the Buddhist image of pigeons subverts daily cognition. In life, pigeons were once a symbol of peace and kindness. However, the ancients believed that pigeons were characterized by greed and insufficiency, because pigeons’ physiological characteristics allow them to eat unlimited amounts.Therefore, doves are used in Buddhism to refer to the insatiable greed of mortals.Greed represents the desire for enjoyment, money, fame, sex, food and other material conditions. Therefore, in connection with the film, the pigeon seems to represent the Venerable Lin Luhe.He is obviously a murderous demon, but he pretends to be the savior. While enjoying the worship of the believers, he collects money from them. On the surface, he lives a simple and poor life, but the darkroom is equipped with a mansion, with fine wine in hand and beautiful women.Huai, enjoy the luxury of the world... The boxes filled with pits and grains in the storage room represent the endless greed of the Venerable.

As for pigs, in Buddhism, it is used to describe stupid people. Because they do not understand karma and cause and effect, they will create all kinds of bad karma and suffer in the six paths of reincarnation.And this is similar to Chen Guilin. The reason why Guilin Tsai became a killer is probably because of the pressure of life. In order to make money to take care of his grandma, he shot a gang boss at the funeral. He had no guilt about killing anyone. Instead, he successfully escaped the police pursuit.And laughing happily, even getting rid of Aberdeen and His Holiness, is not to eliminate harm to society, but simply to leave a name in death, and finally do something big.In Chen Guilin, we can see that he does not distinguish between good and evil, is unclear about right and wrong, and even has some naive words and deeds that are purely willful, and this exactly corresponds to the meaning of “Crazy”.

That’s it for the introduction to the metaphor of the movie - The Pig, the Snake, and the Pigeon. The outstanding acting skills of the actors in the play are also a highlight. The audience can’t help but resonate with it after watching it..Friends who are interested can take a look. If you want to know more about the film and television drama, remember to pay attention to the line class.