The Biggest Hollywood Films Originated from China

Anakin Skywalker to Padmé Amidala (= Western Xiao Long Nu):

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Padmé Amidala (= Western Gugu) with boy Anakin Skywalker (= Western Yang Guo; but later he turns evil and becomes Western Yang Kang):

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Like mother (Padmé Amidala) like daughter (Princess Leia, or as in Heaven Sword & Dragon Saber great granddaughter) part #2:

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(Above: Padmé has hair buns just like Princess Leia's [below].)


Princess Leia (= Western Yellow Robed Maiden):

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The Viceroy (= Western Prince Huodu, Jinlun's 3rd student):

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The Viceroy's illegal blockade of Naboo trade and forcing Queen Amidala to sign their treaty (signing treaty = legal "marriage" document) = Prince Huodu appearing before Tomb Sect proposing marriage to Xiao Long Nu (by force):

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Millennium Falcon (= Western Giant Condor):

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Millennium Falcon saves Luke Skywalker (hanging from a pole of Cloud City after losing his hand):

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Giant Condor "saves" Yang Guo after his arm was severed:

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Tie Fighters attack Millennium Falcon afterwards:

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Like snakes attacking the Giant Condor:

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Sort of related to Avatar 1 (I don't know if Avatar 2 & later will still use the neuro uplink device...)

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Back in 2013:

http://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/...eils-secret-quantum-communications-experiment

China Unveils Secret Quantum Communications Experiment

By Davey Alba
Posted 13 Jun 2013 | 15:33 GMT

The long vaunted promise of quantum cryptography is the ability to beam a message across the planet with supposedly unhackable encryption, and the competition to develop the best system for doing just that is heating up. Just last month, Canadian researchers detailed their plans in IEEE Spectrum to launch a host of microsatellites created from commercially available, off-the-shelf technologies, and estimated that they could have a working prototype later this year. Now, the Chinese have also revealed their intentions to launch a quantum satellite experiment into orbit by 2016.

Last Monday, MIT Technology Review’s arXiv Blog reports, Jian-Wei Pan and a team from the University of Science and Technology of China, in Shanghai, revealed the results of an experiment in which they successfully sent single photons on a round trip to an orbiting satellite, then detected those same photons back on Earth. The scheme proves that a satellite can beam single photons back to our planet even while it's in orbit, a necessity for quantum communications.

Basically, Pan and his cohorts pointed a couple of telescopes at a targeted satellite, which was covered with reflectors that could bounce a laser beam back to wherever it came from on Earth. One telescope was set up to shoot pulses of light at the satellite, while the other looked for evidence of the reflection. Each beam of light started off with 1 billion photons, and the pulse was repeated millions of times a second. On average, for every pulse of light, just one photon made the return trip back home. They reported detecting these homeward-bound photons at a rate of about 600 per second. "These results are sufficient to set up an unconditionally secure QKD link between satellite and earth, technically,” the team wrote in their paper, which is posted on ArXiv.

But the strangest detail of the announcement had to do with the satellite the group chose in the first place. They claim to have used CHAMP, a German satellite that was deorbited in 2010—meaning the team has purposely elected not to publicize the outcome of the experiment for at least three years. But keeping the news under wraps might make perfect sense, given the group's imminent goal—revealed in the last few details of their paper—to launch the first Chinese quantum science experiment into space. The spacecraft, called the Chinese Quantum Science Satellite, will launch by 2016 if all goes according to plan.
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Btw, if anyone doesn't believe that STAR WARS, not the Prequels, but the entire FIRST VI EPISODES, originated from The Condor Heroes, which was first published in 1959/1961, then I highly recommend them to download the anime dubbed in English here and check it out for themselves:


http://anime.thehylia.com/downloads/series/legend-of-the-condor-hero (anime download link)


It begins with QiGon Jinn taking boy Luke Skywalker (13 y/o) to train at the Gungans Tribe (= Quanzhen Sect), where Luke meets Padme (18 y/o woman = 5 years older) nearby, who resides within the Tomb Sect (= Naboo Palace) and eventually marries her.

As you will see LucasArts did all sort of creative modifications to the original story, such as Darth Maul defeating QiGon (= Da'Erba, the priest with the iron rod-like weapon), rather than the other way around. And, Padme being Anakin's wife, rather than Luke.

Anyways, the 1st story arc ends with Luke trying to unravel the circumstance of his father's death, only to discover Anakin was an evil person who betrayed his people and met an untimely death as a result.

Along the way, we meet some interesting characters, such as an old ObiWan who likes to do hand stands, and who Luke calls [surrogate] "father", and a Yoda who likes to eat cooked centipedes (Yoda chasing after Luke's food when they first met anyone?) They died peacefully right after training Luke on a snow field (= the snow field on Hoth where Luke lay frozen/ObiWan & Yoda becoming Force ghosts soon after training Luke)...

Finally, in the intro/title sequence, we see Luke riding THE Giant Condor (= The Millennium Falcon)!


(Btw, my rantings up to now may seem like that of a mad-man, but not to those already familiar with The Condor Trilogy...) ;)
 
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Luke Skywalker doing hand-stand Jedi training:

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Yang Guo going upside-down to expel poison from his body (after touching a poisonous needle):

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(The way to think of STAR WARS is that it exists as an alternate universe to The Condor Heroes. But still, there are "colliding points of similarity" between the universes that propel essentially the same story forward...)




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James Cameron must have had great fun doing this --- turning an early 20th century Chinese into a Na'vi:

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Also the creative adaptation of real natural landscapes (Avatar Hallelujah Mountain in Zhangjiajie, China):

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The (Main) Villain of STAR WARS Had Always Been Some Sort of Priest:

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(Above: Darth Maul appears to be some sort of underling Priest [with bald head] to the great monk Darth Sidious)


http://redlettermedia.com/plinkett/star-wars/star-wars-episode-1-the-phantom-menace/

Finally some forcer users studied the force deeply and became priests. They realized that the force was in all things and was meant to be user for the good of all people collectively. But others disagreed, they felt what was the use of having these powers if they couldn't use them to benefit their own tribe or kingdom or family. There was a great divide and the priests became known as Jedi and others became Sith.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Lightsaber&previous=yes#Saber_throw

Conceptual origin [of the lightsaber]

There are several literary precedents in science fiction for a "sword" of pure energy that can cut through anything, notably:

Edmond Hamilton's story Kaldar: World of Antares[3] (published 1933 in the April issue of The Magic Carpet Magazine). It was reprinted in one of Donald A. Wollheims well-known and widely-read Science Fiction anthologies, Swordsmen in the Sky, Ace Books 79276, 1964, and thus readily available to the Science Fiction reader community of the 1960s and 1970s.

Fritz Leiber's Gather Darkness (1943): the priests' "rods of wrath" (energy projections) only end where they cut into solid matter, so that a single duel led to numerous casualties of bystanders and charred scores across all nearby walls.[4]

Isaac Asimov's Lucky Starr series (1952): The force-blade is "a short shaft of stainless steel" which can project a force field that can cut through anything, making it "the most vicious weapon in the galaxy." Asimov's force-blade expands on his earlier invention of "a penknife with a force-field blade," first used in his Foundation novel (1951).[5]

Gordon R. Dickson's Wolfling (1969): the rod “… something in appearance like a cross between the flame of a welding torch and the arc of a static electricity charge crackled from the end of the rod … even as it burst from the end of the rod … the discharge from Galyan’s rod met the discharge from Slothiel’s head on, and the two lines of white fire splashed harmlessly into an aurora of sparks, …".[6][7]

Larry Niven's Ringworld (1970): Louis Wu uses his "flashlight laser" as a sword of indefinite length.[8]

M. John Harrison's The Pastel City (1971): the energy baan are used by the Methven, an order of knights sworn to protect their empire.[8]
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Western monks / Eastern monks:

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Darth Sidious / The Golden Wheel Monk:

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(Emperor Palpatine is the only monk faction [+ Anakin Skywalker] whose members are known to have golden irises = "Golden Wheel" monk when fully venturing into the Dark Side)


Supreme Leader Snoke in SW: TFA / Cheng Kun in Heaven Sword & Dragon Saber:

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(No, Snoke isn't modeled after Lord Voldemort's dad, but true to the episodes that came before it, a bald-headed S h a o l i n monk, aka Cheng Kun.

There are 2 types of priests in STAR WARS. 1. The Mongolian ones like Maul/Palpatine (which are based off of Mongolian characters in The Condor Heroes) wear the brotherhood robes. 2. Snoke is based on Chinese [Shaolin] monk, hence why he looks different than the previous priests, but he's still a monk...


What is a Shaolin monk [only the most re-known institution in China, the closest you can get to a "Jedi Academy" in real life]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XB4D-3jxDU (Shaolin Kung Fu vs TaeKwonDo)


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