According to the China Film Association, Lu Zhuguo, a film artist, principle director of the China Film Association, former deputy director of the Bayi Film Studio, and a national first-class screenwriter, died of illness in Beijing at 1:00 on December 1 at the age of 94.
1953, Lu Zhuguo published the novel "Shangganling". Many people understand that the Battle of Shangganling began with the movie "Shangganling", and the plot in the movie originated from his book "Shangganling". Lu Zhuguo, who was only 24 years old at the time, completed the novel in the rain of bullets in Shangganling. In his 80s, he recalled those desperate battles again, and still vividly remembered them.
In 1974, he served as the screenwriter of the drama movie "The Shining Red Star", which is collectively adapted from the novel "The Childhood of Fighting" created by Li Xintian.
In 1997, Lu Zhuguo won the Best Screenwriter Award for "The Great Advance: Sweeping the Southwest".
In 2005, he served as the screenwriter of the war movie "On the Taihang Mountains", and was shortlisted for the Best Screenwriter Award at the 25th China Film Golden Rooster Awards, and won the Outstanding Screenwriter Award at the 12th China Film Huabiao Awards. In the same year, he was awarded the honorary title of "National Outstanding Contribution Film Artist" by the Ministry of Personnel and the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television.
In 2007, Lu Zhuguo won the Lifetime Achievement Award in the Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award.
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(Morning News)
