1. "Farewell My Concubine"
It is a classic old movie directed by Chen Kaige and co-starring Leslie Cheung, Zhang Fengyi, Gong Li and others. The most profound impression that remains in my memory is Leslie Cheung's role as Cheng Dieyi, who still maintains his stunning beauty and elegance despite the passage of time.
A play is like life, and life is like a play. This seemingly simple sentence, when placed in this movie, is nothing more than a hidden interpretation of the value of life and the most profound understanding of human nature. analysis.
2. "Alive"
It is an old realistic-style movie adapted from Yu Hua's novel of the same name, directed by Zhang Yimou, and co-starring Ge You and Gong Li. The first thing I read was Yu Hua's novel "To Live". Generally, when reading selectively, it is best to read literary works with good reviews that are more than 50 years old. After all, they have gone through the test and exploitation of time. Reading the best among the vast sea of ??books saves worry and effort. This novel is not as attractive as imagined.
3. "Westward Journey"
This movie is really the old movie I have watched the most. I have watched it over and over again and still never get tired of it, just like An old scar lingering in the heart, even if time has passed, the pain of the past is still unforgettable.
The beginning of "Moonlight Box" in "Westward Journey" is when Sun Wukong wanted to kill his master but was put into the purification bottle by Guanyin. In order to save Wukong, Tang Monk begged Guanyin Bodhisattva, asking for one life to be worth one. He sacrificed himself to save Wukong. From that moment on, Sun Wukong's fate was destined, and it was also the beginning of his destiny.
4. "I'm Not the God of Medicine"
It is a realistic criticism directed by Wen Muye, produced by Ning Hao and Xu Zheng, and co-starred by Xu Zheng, Wang Chuanjun, Yiwei Yi, Tan Zhuo, etc. theme movie.
"I'm Not the God of Medicine" is adapted from real events, so the movie truly reproduces the contradictions and dilemmas in reality, profoundly reveals the deepest values ??of society, and explores the relationship between redemption and being redeemed. An in-depth analysis of the human body.
5. "Furong Town"
It is an old movie produced in the 1980s that reflects the true history, directed by Xie Jin and co-starring Liu Xiaoqing, Jiang Wen, Zheng Zaishi, Zhang Guangbei and others.
Because I particularly like this classic old movie, although I haven’t bothered to watch it again, I still remember the plot of the drama. In my innocent memory, I have an inseparable attachment to this movie. , it is also because of the deep-rooted influence of this movie in the subconscious that I have always been prejudiced and alienated against films and TV dramas involving the Cultural Revolution period. Even now, I do not watch any works about the Cultural Revolution period.