The film version of A Unique Tavern, performed by the original cast, has recently been wrapped up. In the movie, Bai Zhantang, played by Sha Yi, has undergone a leapfrog upgrade: from a廉rent-type盗Saint to an economically practical trial version of Chu Liuxiang.
The film's plot is closely linked to current events and highlights. It unfolds in the intense conflict between real estate tycoon Bei Zhicheng and the Tongfu Inn over demolition and anti-demolition, depicting the vicissitudes of life. During this time, Bai Zhantang steps forward, upholds justice, becoming the寄托of people's hero complex, and adding martial arts charm to this comedy film. More precious is that the盗Saint can serve as a waiter in the hall and be a lover in the bridal chamber. Although he is handsome and free-spirited with great powers, he is a strict husband who listens to his wife. He doesn't eat much but works hard, so how could he not win the love of thousands of female audiences?
The production team has put a lot of effort into the costume design. With white clothes fluttering or black clothes rustling, Bai Zhantang (Sha Yi) is packaged to be sometimes suave and debonair, and sometimes cold and stern. His words and actions will surely captivate people of all ages. The plot also includes a large number of exciting fight scenes, making the thief capable of flying over eaves and walking on walls, stealing treasures from the imperial palace even when surrounded by enemies, just like Chu Liuxiang appearing in person.
Yan Ni, Sha Yi