要是把亚洲电影看成一个结构严密的整体,那是十分愚蠢的。亚洲两个最大的电影生产国——日本和印度,在文化、经济和地理上,都是各自独立的。亚洲各国电影只是在某些基本的方面——如嘲笑某人在香蕉皮上滑了一跤,或为孩子失去了母亲而流泪——存在着一些共同点。亚洲各国电影的巨大差异也体现在电影明星身上。日本的影星都是明眸善睐、体态窈窕,一过十五岁就似乎“失去了青春的光彩;印度影星却“青春”常在,人到中年风韵犹存。印度人理想中的美更倾向于雕塑美。体形上 It would be foolish to think of Asian cinema as a structured whole. The two largest film producers in Asia, Japan and India, are culturally, economically and geographically independent. Films in Asian countries have something in common only on certain fundamental aspects - such as laughing at someone slipping on a banana peel or shedding tears when their child has lost their mother. The great differences between the Asian movie are also reflected in the movie star. Japan’s movie stars are bright eyes and gaze, and their bodies are shy. At the age of fifteen, they seem to have “lost their youthful glory.” Indian stars are often “youthful” Sculpture beauty. Body shape