The background BGM used by ghosts and animals in Wei Tianlong is called the rest of my life. There are many versions, and the original seems to be adapted from other songs, which can be found in Cool Dog.

Speaking of what this "great dragon" means, it is actually what Fahai, played by Chiu Man-Cheuk, said when he recovered Xiaoqing in the film "Green Snake" 93rd edition starring Maggie Cheung, Joey Wong and Chiu Man-Cheuk.

Tathagata: Fahai, you are too cruel to become a Buddha.

Fahai: Brave Uber, I want you to show your true colors, David Tianlong.

I have to say, this clip is really classic. Now Tik Tok is showing all kinds of screens everywhere, and there are some other versions on Bi Li. I have to say that netizens are really creative.

Tik Tok is a dragon. What movie is it?

This is a line from Fahai in the movie Green Snake. Full version of the lines:

Uber! I can see at a glance that you are not human!

Hum! Carving worms, how dare you teach people with axes, how dare you!

Great dragon! The Buddha hides in the ground, like a slap in the face!

In the movie "Green Snake", Fahai said this spell when clearing monsters and collecting green snakes and white snakes. The specific content is "David Tianlong, the Buddha is hidden in the ground, the Buddha is prajnaparamita, and the Prajnaparamita is empty." The dragon in this sentence may refer to Fahai himself, while the great dragon should be a psychological hint to Fahai himself. There is no such spell in Buddhist scriptures.

Introduction to the film Green Snake: This film is a fantasy film directed by Tsui Hark and starring Maggie Cheung, Joey Wong, Chiu Man-Cheuk and Wu Xingguo. Released in Hong Kong on June 4th 1993+065438+. Based on Li Bihua's novel The Green Snake, the film tells the story of the green snake and the white snake, who were born in the purple bamboo forest at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain and practiced together for 500 years. The two snakes were confused by love.