The Dragon King of the Emperor, I want to ask if Luo Yang, the God of the Tang Dynasty, is by the sea? Why is this movie at the seaside?

Luoyang is not near the sea, and the water system around Luoyang is the Sui and Tang Grand Canal and the Yellow River. The Yellow River flows through the northern part of Luoyang, passes through Zhengzhou and Kaifeng, and finally flows into the Bohai Sea, which is connected with the Yellow Sea.

In the movie, Wu Zetian insisted on sending troops to attack Fuyu country. Fuyuguo is said to be Jilin in the northeast now, and Changchun near the Yellow Sea. The attack on Fuyu country in Tang Dynasty should be the route that Tang Haijun entered the Yellow Sea along the Yellow River. ?

The Grand Canal in Sui and Tang Dynasties is centered on Luoyang, with Zhuo Jun (now Beijing) in the north and Yuhang (now Hangzhou) in the south. Later generations extended to Huiji (now Shaoxing) and Ningbo through the East Zhejiang Canal.

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Di Renjie's The Dragon King was directed by Tsui Hark.

Since the title of the film is Dragon King, the film is naturally inseparable from water, almost all the plots are related to water, and the first 3D underwater shooting of China film is also the killer of the film. Director Tsui Hark said that the plot of the naval battle in the film has never appeared in previous action movies. The crew spent six months designing props.

According to the 3D special effects team of the film, in order to complete the ideal underwater shooting, once people enter the water, they can't operate with walkie-talkies. There is only one underwater speaker on the shooting scene, and the director controls the actors. Others must work by planning ahead and intuition. "The camera cannot be adjusted after being sealed underwater, and it must be guaranteed to pass once."

After William Feng enters the water, he should not only cooperate with the staff to push the frequency, but also make the action of riding a horse. He also has to compete with non-existent sea monsters to overcome difficulties such as water pressure and buoyancy. He should pull Mark Chao aside and lead his horse. If he closes his eyes or has a wrong expression in the middle, he will start over.

William Feng said that he had never been underwater for so long. "The skin on his hand doesn't feel like his own, and his strength in the water is several times that on the shore. It takes a lot of physical strength to shoot once, and it often takes a long time after landing. "