<lora:Director Zhang Yimou style:1>Director Zhang Yimou style - multiple combat action, 1998' film photography, full details, film photography, While on the run, accidentally meets father, who has settled down at Yanmen county as his daughter is married to a local squire surnamed . The squire shelters in his manor but the place is not absolutely safe. suggests conceal his identitybecoming a Buddhist monk at the Manjusri Monastery on nearby Mount Wutai. The abbot at the monastery accepts and gives him the name "Zhishen", which means "sagacious". is henceforth known as Zhishen. He also acquires the nickname "Flowery Monk" because his body is tattooed with flowers. Finding monastic life dreary, one day Zhishen buys and consumes all the wine solda wine seller crossing the mountain. When he returns to the monastery drunk, the monks stop him from entering the gate. He breaks in and beats them up. He comes back to his senses when the abbot appears and gives him a dressing down. He is given a second chance. Soon, feeling bored again, Zhishen sneaks down to the nearby town. There he asks a blacksmith to make him a monk's staff weighing 62 jin and a dagger. He then visits an inn where he eats and drinks without restraint, disregarding Buddhist prohibitions. When the monks on Mount Wutai see Zhishen coming back intoxicated, they immediately shut the gate on him. But smashes the two towering jingang statues flanking the gate, breaks into the monastery, beats up the monks and messes up the meditation hall. This time, the abbot decides to send him to the Great Minister's Temple in the imperial capital Dongjing, Very strong, monk clothes showing half of the shoulders, many tattoos on his body, multiple combat action, The four broken statues around the four vajra, Apex, post processing, dark gold and green, epic portraiture, action-packed scenes, abrasive authenticity, close-up intensity, two shot(2S),three shot(3S).group shot(GS)