The Mad Monk 1977
佛跳墙
Li's The Mad Monk consists of four stories that see the roaming monk save a mother and daughter from the brink of death and a young man from the hands of unscrupulous debtors. Ji Gong also deals mischievous justice on robbers and corrupt officials.
Vocabulary
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| 缴付 繳付 | to pay; to hand over (tax payment etc) | |
| 活神仙 活神仙 | a god living in our midst (sb who can predict the future like a prophet or who leads a life without constraints) | |
| 偏要 偏要 | to insist on doing sth; must do it, despite everything | |
| 善门难开 善門難開 | lit. the gate of charity is hard to open (idiom); once you start giving, the demands never end | |
| 还账 還賬 | to settle and account | |
| 老伴 老伴 | (of an elderly couple) husband or wife | |
| 天地良心 天地良心 | in all honesty; truth to tell | |
| 偿命 償命 | to pay with one's life | |
| 借债 借債 | to borrow money | |
| 赌咒发誓 賭咒發誓 | to vow | |
| 一笔勾消 一筆勾消 | to write off with one stroke; to cancel or forgive entirely (idiom) (variant of 一笔勾销) | |
| 有道理 有道理 | to make sense; reasonable | |
| 一丁点 一丁點 | a tiny bit | |
| 驷马难追 駟馬難追 | a team of four horses cannot catch it (idiom); fig. what is said cannot be unsaid; a promise must be kept | |
| 磨刀 磨刀 | to hone (a knife) | |
| 褡裢 褡褳 | cloth pouch open in the middle, forming two bags; jacket worn for Chinese wrestling | |
| 澡堂 澡堂 | public baths | |
| 本乡本土 本鄉本土 | one's own native place; local; native to the region (idiom) | |
| 把脉 把脈 | to feel the pulse; to take sb's pulse | |
| 邪门 邪門 | strange; unusual; evil ways; dishonest practices | |
| 人事不省 人事不省 | to be unconscious; to have lost consciousness (idiom) | |
| 精光 精光 | nothing left (money, food etc); all finished; bright and shiny; radiant; glorious | |
| 袍子 袍子 | Chinese-style gown | |
| 雅座 雅座 | (restaurant etc) private room; booth; comfortable seating | |
| 揍死 揍死 | to beat to death | |
| 贵客 貴客 | honored guest | |
| 什锦 什錦 | (food) assorted; mixed; assortment | |
| 罗汉 羅漢 | (Buddhism) arhat | |
| 豆芽 豆芽 | bean sprout | |
| 面筋 麵筋 | gluten | |
| 吃素 吃素 | to be a vegetarian | |
| 昏迷不醒 昏迷不醒 | to remain unconscious | |
| 别理 別理 | don't get involved; ignore it!; don't have anything to do with (him, her etc); don't speak to | |
| 大盗 大盜 | thief; bandit (esp. one who has gained notoriety) | |
| 假扮 假扮 | to impersonate; to act the part of sb; to disguise oneself as sb else | |
| 障眼法 障眼法 | diversionary tactic; smokescreen | |
| 蚂蚁上树 螞蟻上樹 | "ants climbing a tree", a Sichuan dish made with cellophane noodles and ground meat (so called because the particles of meat clinging to the noodles look like ants on the twigs of a tree); (sex position) man standing, woman | |
| 冷颤 冷顫 | variant of | |
| 贱内 賤內 | my wife (humble) | |
| 买账 買賬 | variant of | |
| 善男信女 善男信女 | lay practitioners of Buddhism | |
| 宫位 宮位 | house (astrology) | |
| 协理 協理 | assistant manager; to assist in managing | |
| 行善 行善 | to do good works; to be merciful | |
| 积德 積德 | to accumulate merit; to do good; to give to charity; virtuous actions | |
| 拆毁 拆毀 | to demolish; to tear down | |
| 老大徒伤悲 老大徒傷悲 | vain regrets of old age (idiom) | |
| 清香 清香 | sweet scent; fragrant odor | |
| 麦芽糖 麥芽糖 | maltose (sweet syrup) | |
| 祭灶 祭灶 | to offer sacrifices to the kitchen god |