泰囧英文PPT Lost in Thailand.pptVIP

Lost in Thailand brief introduction brief introduction The reasons for the movies success 1.Timing.The New Year’s period is when China sees its biggest blockbusters rolled out to coincide with holidays on Jan. 1 and the all-important Chinese New Year a few weeks later. Fortunately,other Hesuipian in this time have been deadly serious.Lost in Thailand is a natural alternative for audiences looking for something a little happier, then. The reasons for the movies success 2.Close to life.Another popular theory among reviewers, social-media commenters and Chinese friends who have seen the film is that it cleaves to the experiences of average Chinese in a way that few films do successfully. The reasons for the movies success 3. respect to other cultures.The film has been largely well received in Thailand.Because ofChinese censorship,Lost in Thailand couldn’t get that crazy even if the filmmakers wanted to. So ladyboys are the subject of just one joke that cracks more fun at the wild imaginations of the Chinese characters than at Thai transvestites. it was easy to assume Lost in Thailand was “a mindless, lowbrow slapstick comedy with calamity, insensitive jokes against other people (and sometimes other countries),” it turned out “the movie is comparatively culturally sensitive.” * The story begins with a scientist Xu Lang (Xu Zheng) who invented a solution (youba, lit. Oil Master) which has the power of increasing the volume of any liquid to which the solution is applied. Such solution implies great potential profitability if applied to gasoline or any precious liquid. However, he needs to the authorization of Lao Zhou in order to apply for the patent and turn the invention into cash. → Gao Bo (Huang Bo) who was the classmate of Xu in college and his rival at the workplace, is also interested in taking part in the monetization of the invention. Upon the discovery that Lao Zhou is in Thailand, Xu Lang immediately embarks on a trip to Thailand, constantly