The movie Fengshen part I released a role poster and 18 debut characters.

With the release of role posters in China's first national mythological epic film Fengshen I, 18 deity characters have appeared one after another, bringing different visual impacts to three groups of posters: classic characters, fairy characters and proton brigades, which fill up the national mythological epic temperament. Directed by Urshan, the film is starring Fei Xiang, Li Xuejian, Huang Bo, Yu Shi, Chen Muchi, Shasha, Wu Yafan, Xia Yu, Yuan Quan, Wang Luoyong, Hou Wenyuan, Huang Xiyan, Li Shengrui, Yang Jie and Chen Kun, who have honed their ingenuity for ten years and pioneered the epic genre of Chinese mythology. The first film "Divinity I" will be released nationwide on July 20, shaking and opening an unimaginable world of deity.

• 18 deity story characters set off the changes in the world.**

The movie "Fengshen I" opens the prelude to the Fengshen trilogy, which is about the collusion between Yin Shou, the king of Shang, and Da Ji, the fox demon. Kunlun fairy Jiang Ziya went down the mountain with the list of gods to find the common master of the world in order to save lives. Ji Fa, the son of Xibo Hou, gradually discovered the true face of Yin Shou and began to sing songs.

Among the 18 character posters exposed this time, they are all the main characters in the film "the God of God I". Among them, a group of classic character posters highlight the film's grand epic temperament. Yin Shou, played by Fei Xiang, wields bronze cymbals to kill, and Li Xuejian plays Xibo Hou Jichang holding the baby Lei Zhenzi. The two lead the confrontation between Chaoge and Xiqi camp. Yuan Quan's gorgeous clothes played by Queen Jiang, Wang Shubi's heavy expression played by Wang Luoyong, and the elegant demeanor of Boyi test played by Yang Kui are all vivid. Another three characters made their debut, namely, Jiang Huan Chu, played by Yang Lixin, E Chongyu, played by Ding Yongdai, and Chonghu, played by Gao Dongping. These classic characters not only fit the audience's imagination of the characters in the story, but also bring the heavy texture of the epic.

A group of posters of the fairy characters highlight the mythical background of "Fengshen I". Huang Bo plays Jiang Ziya as the immortal wind, Yang Jiu as the sand, Wu Yafan as the fierce battle, Shen Gongbao as the summer rain, Chen Kun as the Yuanshi Tianzun, and from the black-and-white clothing of the immortals, it is not difficult to find that they belong to different camps, and there is no doubt that the fairy story has added a strong mythological color to the story of the gods.

A group of posters of the Proton Brigade intercepted the fighting moments of the five proton characters, showing the powerful spirit of the warriors in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. Ji Fa, played by Yu Shi, Yin Jiao, played by Chen Muchi, Chong Yingbiao, played by Hou Wenyuan, Jiang Wenhuan, played by Huang Xiyan, and Eshun, played by Li Xirui, are all in a state of fierce combat with weapons in hand and full firepower, showing the blood and fortitude of the soldiers of the Proton Brigade, as if to bring the audience into the ancient war of Jin GE Tiema. All the character posters are based on the background of Yin and Yang, and a nine-tailed fox demon shuttles and hides, which seems to play a vital role in the rapidly changing situation, and also shows that everyone will be involved in the changing world.

Director Wu Ershan innovates to set the young actors of "Proton Brigade" to be trained as "Warriors" for 6 months

The Fengshen Trilogy is adapted from the Ming Dynasty novel Romance of Fengshen and the vernacular version of the Song and Yuan dynasties. The pattern of the two works is huge, the plot is ups and downs, and the characters on the stage are intricate. After nearly five years of discussion and creation, director Urshan and the screenwriter team not only decided to adopt the narrative format of the trilogy, but also completed a detailed carding of the characters and plot, bringing a lot of innovative adaptations under the premise of inheriting the classics. In the movie Fengshen I, audiences will see the new setting of "Proton Brigade." the proton system in ancient China allowed princes to send their children to the Suzerain as hostages, as did the young protons in the movie. follow the Shang King Yin Shou to fight against battlefield.

As the director Wu Ershan said, the Divine Trilogy should not only build a magnificent mythological world, but also take the profound portrayal of human nature as the core. The setting of "Proton Brigade" comes from the real history of China, and it is precisely through the perspective of young people to explore the growth process of distinguishing the true from the false and choosing good and evil. Director Urshan said: "Young people grow up together, want to be heroes and winners in life, they experience different events, make different choices, and everyone moves towards a different life." I think such a story is a cross-era, and it is also very meaningful for the contemporary young audience. "

Interpreting these proton roles requires very high demands on young actors. For this reason, the crew selected more than 1400 people from 15000 auditions around the world, and then interviewed by director Wu Ershan himself. Finally, more than 20 young actors were selected to enter the Fengshen Performing Arts training camp for a six-month training. Based on the "Gentleman's six skills" of "etiquette, music, shooting, imperial, calligraphy, and numeration", the training camp offers courses such as performance, martial arts, equestrian, bow and arrow, drum music, Chinese cultural history, body building, film appreciation, and so on, supplemented by scientific nutrition to efficiently shape the actors' strong physique and muscle lines in line with the bodies of ancient soldiers. In the role poster released this time, the training results were initially displayed, and Yu Shi, Chen Muchi, Hou Wenyuan, Huang Xiyan and Li Xirui all incisively and vividly demonstrated the warrior image of the protons who were brave and resolute, which made people look forward to their wonderful performance in the film.

Film Fengshen I is directed by Urshan, starring Fei Xiang, Li Xuejian, Huang Bo, Yu Shi, Chen Muchi, this Sha, Wu Yafan, Xia Yu, Yuan Quan, Wang Luoyong, Hou Wenyuan, Huang Xiyan, Li Xirui, Yang Jie and Chen Kun. Wuxi Branch of Beijing Jingxi Culture and Tourism Co., Ltd., Beijing Jingxi Cultural Tourism Co., Ltd., Century Changsheng Sky Film (Beijing) Co., Ltd., Dongyang Changsheng Film and Television production Co., Ltd., Tianjin Maoyan Weiying Culture Media Co., Ltd., Shanghai Tencent Penguin Film and Television Culture Communication Co., Ltd., Qingdao Haifa Film and Television Culture Co., Ltd., Huaxia Film Distribution Co., Ltd. The film will be released nationwide on July 20. Please look forward to it.