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Aracely 2022-10-09 21:34:35

It is not unreasonable to criticize Zhang back then, saying that he showed foreigners things that China was too backward, which caused the inherent influence of the West on China's backwardness. But in terms of cinematography alone, it deserves an award. The camera didn't say anything, close-up of the soul. At first I hated Wei Minzhi, she was for the 60 yuan. But when she cried to the camera and Zhang Huike wrote Mr. Wei on the blackboard, I admired her. In addition to education, the film is also deeply satirical about the indifference of people at that time. The people who feed Zhang Huike are ordinary people at the bottom of the table, but those who have a face are like "what's the matter with me!" to them. No matter how you explain it, Laomouzi, please don't make a big movie? Don't waste yourself.

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  • Lisa 2022-03-19 09:01:09

    Zhang Yimou’s films in his early years had the power to penetrate people’s hearts for a moment. The lens language was very simple and natural, and the principles were explained in a simple way. Some people say that Zhang Yimou pleased the West by taking pictures of China’s backwardness. I don’t think so. A director with a conscience should do these tasks. Nowadays, Chinese movies are often loved by men and women in cities, but I have never seen a real masterpiece of urban civilization. In the 1990s, Zhang Yimou’s films focused on the confrontation between rural and urban civilizations were not deliberate and unavoidable. It should be said that Zhang Yimou has done what he has done and should be evaluated objectively!

  • Norwood 2022-03-15 09:01:09

    Do you remember the feeling of writing a word seriously on the blackboard with chalk?

Not One Less quotes

  • TV Host: Do you like the city?

    Zhang Huike: Yes.

    TV Host: What is good about it?

    Zhang Huike: The city is beautiful and prosperous. Much better than the country.

    TV Host: What's the most lasting impression?

    Zhang Huike: That I had to beg for food. I will always remember that.