What's the name of the three-color bracelet movie?
Turandot: The Origin of the Curse is a fantasy love movie, directed by Zheng Xiaolong, written by Wang Xiaoping, starring Guan Xiaotong, Dylan Sprouse, Hu Jun, Cece, Wang Jia and Zou Zhaolong, starring Jiang Wen, Sophie Marceau and Vincent Perez. It was released in Chinese mainland on 202 1, 10 and 15.
The film tells the story of Great Khan's sending troops to fight, and the army unexpectedly brought back the three-color bracelet handed down by the small country queen (Sophie Marceau), thus opening the curse of eroding the empire.
The proud Khan (Jiang Wen) collects talents from all over the world and saves his enchanted daughter Turandot (Guan Xiaotong). Calaf (Dylan Sprouse), an orphan who wandered to the khanate since childhood, met the princess and fell in love. Calaf sympathized with Turandot's painful situation and saved his sweetheart at the cost of his life, but he didn't know that the spell was closely related to his mysterious life experience.
At this time, the imperial royal family set off a bloody battle because of the curse, and the murderous general (Hu Jun) wanted to seek power with the help of the tricolor bracelet, and the relationship between the monarch and the minister was explosive. Everyone is faced with difficult choices, and several forces are gradually involved in the center of the whirlpool because of the curse.
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Turandot: The Origin of Curse is an attempt to integrate China's traditional culture and oriental aesthetic concepts with the help of the western classic opera IP, but at the same time, this deconstruction of the original story has also caused some controversy in the public opinion field.
From the opera stage to the big screen, this film has always adapted the love story of Princess Turandot and a foreign prince with the fantastic "three-color bracelet" as a clue. Through the reversal of bad luck, the dissolution of national enmity and hatred, one of four great inventions of ancient china's gunpowder, in the form of gorgeous fireworks, promoted the spread and exchange of Chinese and Western cultures.
The film depicts the triple core of love, courage and peace in Turandot: The Origin of Curse, and this concept and pattern has also been highly praised by major media and industry experts.