Today, my friends and I will review nine domestic films released in the 1990s. These ten films are all soul-stirring and touching artistic masterpieces. "Heaven Replies" is a feature film produced by Beijing Film Studio and directed by Wang Junzheng, starring Shi Chen, Li Ding, a

classics never go out of style, witnessing the process of revival in light and shadow. Today, my friends and I will review nine domestic films released in the 1990s. These ten films are all soul-stirring and touching artistic masterpieces.

Part 1: Heaven Replies

"Paradise Replies " is a feature film produced by Beijing Film Studio and directed by Wang Junzheng. It stars Shi Chen, Li Ding, Xiao Xiong, and was released in 1992. Released.

This is a film with high cultural taste that appeals to both refined and popular tastes. It handles an extremely ordinary subject matter and an extremely ordinary story in an extremely smooth and refreshing way. The film contains praise for beautiful emotions and a call for spiritual communication between people. , and more thoughts on the collision and integration of Eastern and Western cultures.

The film tells the story of a retired postman grandfather and his grandson Chenchen who depended on each other for life. However, after Chenchen's mother returned to China, conflicts arose between the three generations due to different parenting concepts.

The warm atmosphere of life in the film, the sincere feelings between grandparents and grandchildren, and the open-minded and slightly sad attitude towards the inevitable fate of life are the decisive reasons why this film has successfully entered the hearts of the audience.

Part 2: Chinese New Year

"New Year " is a feature film jointly produced by Beijing Film Studio and Wanhe Film and Television Co., Ltd. in 1991. It is directed by Huang Jianzhong , starring Li Baotian , Zhao Lirong , and Ge You , Shi Lanya , Liu Xiaolingtong , Ding Jiali and others participated in the film, which was released in 1991.

This is a tragicomedy movie that reflects the folk life in rural my country at that time. With a strong flavor of life and a strong sense of the times, the film shows the audience a true and intimate picture of life.

The film is adapted from the stage play "New Year's Day". It takes the Spring Festival as the background and tells a trivial story that happened to the Cheng family on New Year's Day. It won the Jury Special Award at the 4th Tokyo International Film Festival and the 15th It has won domestic and foreign awards such as the Best Feature Film Award at the 2018 Popular Film Hundred Flowers Awards. It is China's first simultaneous stereo feature film.

Part 3: Changing Face

"Changing Face" is a feature film directed by Wu Tianming and starring Zhu Xu, Zhou Renying, Zhao Zhigang and others. It was released in June 1995.

In this film, director Wu Tianming used the layered structure of "play outside the play" and "face outside the face" to complete his thoughts and associations about human feelings and human nature, triggering people's deep reflection on traditional values ​​and their cultural psychology. .

The film tells the story of an old artist who adheres to tradition, " Face-Changing King ", who accepts a dog boy as his apprentice in order to pass on his legacy. Unexpectedly, the dog-child is a woman disguised as a man. In the end, the Face-Changing King breaks the stereotype of "passing on to men but not to women" and passes on his skills. A story for a dog.

"Changing Face" takes the story of Sichuan folk artists as its core. The simple love between ancestors and grandchildren is touching, and the inheritance of national culture is touching and sincere. It is a movie memory that truly belongs to China.

Part 4: My 1919

The movie "My 1919" is a historical feature film directed by Huang Jianzhong, starring Chen Daoming, He Zhengjun and others. It was released in 1999.

This film cuts through a dusty past of the protagonist and edits a short page in history to express the national dignity of the Chinese nation and eulogize the proud and unyielding spirit of the Chinese people who resist the strong with the weak.

The film tells the story of Gu Weijun, a talented diplomat of our country at that time, who participated in the Paris Peace Conference as a member of the Chinese delegation. His sense of social and national responsibility that "everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of a country" shocked the audience. .

The powerful actor Chen Daoming, who has always been known for his calm and elegant style, plays Gu Weijun in the film. He is very eye-catching, and he shows Gu Weijun's dignity and integrity as a descendant of the Yan and Huang Dynasties and the wisdom and chicness of a diplomat.

Part 5: White Horse Flying

"White Horse Flying" is a feature film released in 1996. It is adapted from Wang Xingquan's novel "White Horse" and is produced by Ye Hui, Wang Dazhi, Tian Qianzhi, Miaopu, Starring Duan Jiuji and others.

The film tells the touching story of Captain Qi of a cavalry regiment of the Eighth Route Army and a white horse during the Anti-Japanese War. Through the film, it expresses the great spirit of "a white horse cannot conquer, let alone a nation or a country."

This film can touch all indifference, this film can inspire all numbness.

Part 6: War Meridian

"War Meridian" is a war film directed by Feng Xiaoning , starring Fu Dalong , Niu Mengmeng and others. It was released in 1991.

This is a film that expresses the heroic spirit of Xiaobalu. The film uses the power of light and shadow to allow the protagonist to enter the hearts of children in the 1990s, calling for a pure heart and dedication through the collision of two eras.

This film tells the story of a special team composed of children and wounded members of the Eighth Route Army during the Anti-Japanese War, who smashed the Japanese invaders' conspiracy at the cost of their lives.

The characteristic of this film is that in the process of narrating the story that happened during the Anti-Japanese War, unrealistic super-time and space situations are inserted from time to time. This kind of realistic yet unrealistic picture corresponds to the past era in the story, making the film appear novel and unique. .

Part 7: Jiang Zhuying

"Jiang Zhuying" is a biopic produced by Changchun Film Studio . It is directed by Song Jiangbo , starring Weizi and Xi Meijuan . It was released in 1992. The film tells the short but splendid life story of Jiang Zhuying, an associate researcher at Changchun Institute of Optics and Mechanics, who devoted himself to the cause of optics.

This film mobilized film art methods and concentrated its efforts to create the image of Jiang Zhuying, an intellectual hero who loved life, the people, and the motherland. As a result, it touched the heartstrings of the audience and left an indelible impression on people. impression.

The reason why this film is so touching is that its lens mainly focuses on the emotional life of the protagonist on the screen, showing the lofty and beautiful spiritual world of a generation of intellectuals from different aspects. Starting from comforting the sadness, it pushed the sadness to the extreme. It was successful in grasping the opportunity and overall grasp of the sadness.

Part 8: Phoenix Piano

"Phoenix Piano" is a drama film about private teachers directed by He Qun, starring Li Baotian, Wang Xueqi and others. It was released in 1994.

The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by Liu Xinglong . It tells the story of a young female teacher who came to a remote mountainous area. She was shocked by the difficult teaching conditions in the mountainous area and was moved by the collective silent dedication of private teachers.

The characters in the film are not overly sublime and beautiful, but the audience was deeply moved. The simple flag-raising ceremony is carried out every day with great solemnity. The sound of reading in the classroom has not disappeared, and there is also the phoenix harp that symbolizes youth, love, pursuit of beauty and belief in survival. The filming of the film is very real, and you can experience the pure spiritual temperament of the film in the trivial and turbid audio-visual situation.

Part 9: Red River Valley

"Red River Valley" is a historical drama film released in 1996. The film was directed by Feng Xiaoning and co-starred by Ning Jing, Shao Bing and others.

"Red River Valley" witnessed and personally experienced life, faith, freedom, war, death, civilization, and barbarism in a short period of time through the eyes of an unexperienced child. Then, through the accumulation of years, it refined the feelings of each viewer. understanding of these contents.

This is a movie comparable to Hollywood movies. It is novel, spectacular, and has epic beauty. The whole movie is full of color, fragrance and taste, which is pleasing to the eye. The film uses rich, majestic shots like oil paintings to show the magnificent scenery and simple folk customs.

Part 10: Nashan, That Man, That Dog

"Nashan, That Man, That Dog" is adapted from Peng Jianming's novel "Nashan, That Man, That Dog", directed by Huo Jianqi, Teng Rujun, Liu Ye, Chen Hao, etc. Starring, released in 1999.

This is one of the few feature films in my country that reflects the postal theme.The film tells a story that took place on a rural postal road. The father, a rural postal worker who is about to retire, takes his son, who takes over as a rural postal worker on his first day, on the postal road that has been traveled for more than 20 years. The short time alone changed the original delicate family relationship, and the father and son gradually eliminated the estrangement in their hearts.

The film has beautiful scenery, strong human touch, and strong artistry. The plot is simple and the rhythm is slow. The tenderness between father and son and the harmonious coexistence between man and nature moved the audience deeply.