Master Xuanzang

This film (drama)Also known as玄奘大师，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2009Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating9.0(For reference only)。

For the vast majority of Chinese people, the name "Xuanzang" is very unfamiliar; what people are familiar with is the Tang monk from "Journey to the West." "Journey to the West" is a classic in Chinese literary history, and the power of classics is undeniable. Since Wu Cheng'en wrote "Journey to the West" in the Ming dynasty, the image of a weak, ambiguous monk has been deeply etched in the hearts of the Chinese. While people passionately discuss Sun Wukong, the prototype of Tang Seng, Xuanzang, has been distorted and misunderstood. Over the centuries, the real Xuanzang has walked further and further away, gradually leaving the sight of the Chinese, leaving only a blurry outline. In the winter of 2005, in an ordinary tea house on Ping'an Avenue in Beijing, the time was past midnight. Under dim lights, several men nearing middle age were animated and almost frantic. The hustle and bustle of the city during the day had faded, and weary people were entering dreamland, with a few insomniacs meandering on the streets. At such moments, worldly desires and oppression gradually dissipated, and the passion that had not been seen for many years began to spread in the dim tea house. Blood color gradually crept onto the once pale faces, the restraint and rationality of the day were gone, and youth seemed to arrive once again. The theme of the night talk in the tea house was Xuanzang, the monk from the Tang Dynasty who reignited our long-lost passion over 1,300 years later. Xuanzang lived during the Great Tang, a time that resonates in the hearts of the Chinese. With a life full of legendary color, Xuanzang best illustrates that glorious era. As we approach middle age, we made a decision to retrace Xuanzang's path. To retrace Xuanzang's path is to discover the real Xuanzang; to retrace Xuanzang's path is to experience a grand epoch; to retrace Xuanzang's path is to seek the truth of life...