Behind the scenes of Kung Fu Panda?

Master's five apprentices (crane, mantis, tiger, monkey and snake) were inspired by five famous styles of China Wushu.

The two characters in the film, KG Shaw and JR Shaw, pay tribute to Hong Kong Shaw Brothers Film Company, which made many kung fu movies in the 1970s.

When making the back of mantis, the animator referred to the element of "longevity" in China culture, and even wrote a round word "longevity" on the back of mantis.

Jackie Chan voiced the monkey in the movie. According to Jackie Chan's description, it only took him five hours a day in Los Angeles to finish dubbing himself.

The title of this film in the production stage is Dreamer. The most magnificent scenery-"Emerald Palace" consists of as many as 88 100 components. Just shooting a scene of a panda Po flying into the air in a "rocket chair", he used as many as 54 visual effects as "arrow fire", "light effect", "blasting" and "fireworks trajectory" at the same time.

When Snow Leopard Taro attacked Po, it caused a thick dust explosion-33,588,526 grains of dust. During acupuncture, 133 needles are inserted into the panda's back. The characters are meticulous, and there are as many as 60 19 feathers in the crane in the Five Heroes of the Earth.

Number of chairs damaged by firecrackers: 953,593. Master Oogway was drowned by 375 17 petals when he died.