When I was young, I liked to watch old movies on the theme of war, and "Heroes and Children" was one of them. The film is adapted from Ba Jin's novel "Reunion", which tells the story of the death of the volunteer soldier Wang Cheng during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, his sister Wang Fang insisted on fighting with the help of political commissar Wang Wenqing, and finally reunited with his adoptive father Wang Fubiao and his biological father Wang Wenqing on the Korean battlefield.
The film was filmed in 1964, and now 57 years have passed, and only 3 of the 13 stars in the show are now alive.
Wang Fang (played by Liu Shangxian)
Wang Fang was the daughter of Wang Wenqing, the political commissar of the division, and in the revolutionary years, Wang Wenqing was arrested and imprisoned, entrusting Wang Fang to his old comrade-in-arms Wang Fubiao, who had become a literary and artistic soldier on the Korean battlefield, and under the influence of his brother Wang Cheng's deeds, Wang Fang grew into a strong warrior, covered for the cooks and was seriously injured. Wang Fang is played by Liu Shangxian.
Liu Shangxian, a Native of Shanghai, graduated from the Beijing Film Academy in 1963 and starred in "Heroes and Children" in the same year, and it is not difficult to find that Aunt Liu Shangxian was a very iconic beauty when she was young. Although Liu Shangxian achieved great success in the role of Wang Fang, in the 15 years from 1964 to 1979, Liu Shangxian did not find herself suitable for the role, but began to shoot movies after middle age. After that, Liu Shangxian transformed into a director, and now plays roles such as grandma and grandma in some works.
Wang Cheng (Liu Shilong)
Wang Cheng, Wang Fang's adoptive brother and a glorious volunteer soldier, fired at me with that sentence, I don't know how many people's childhood mantras. Wang Cheng finally jumped into the enemy with a blaster in his hand and died with the enemy.
Wang Cheng is played by Liu Shilong. Liu Shilong began to participate in the revolution at the age of 9 and became a literary and artistic officer. After the Liberation War, Liu Shilong was sent to the Beijing Film Academy to study, and Wang Cheng was the main role of Liu Shilong in the 1960s. After that, Liu Shilong served as a supporting role for a long time, and at 23:20 on September 27, 2017, Liu Shilong died of illness in Changchun at the age of 87.
Wang Wenqing (Tian Fang)
Wang Wenqing was the political commissar of the division, a staunch warrior, who had recognized Wang Fang on the battlefield, but restrained his feelings and did not recognize his daughter. Wang Wenqing is played by Tian Fang.
Tian Fang Furen graduated from university, married Yu Lan, and was the first director of the Beijing Film Studio. On August 27, 1974, Tian Fang died of cancer in Beijing at the age of 63.
Wang Fubiao (Zhou Wenbin)
Wang Fubiao was Wang Wenqing's comrade-in-arms, and Wang Fubiao came to Korea with the condolence group to offer condolences, at which time Wang Fang had also returned to the army after recovering from his wounds. She met Wang Wenqing, who told Wang Fang about the past eighteen years ago. Wang Fubiao is played by Zhou Wenbin.
Zhou Wenbin is an actor in Changchun Film Studio, zhou Wenbin's acting path is very wide, but Zhou Wenbin is still impressed by the image of some white bandits and traitors. Zhou Wenbin died in 1981.
Zhao Guorui (Chu Dazhang)
Zhao Guorui was Wang Cheng's platoon leader, witnessed Wang Cheng's sacrifice process, and when the troops were named Wang Cheng's platoon, Zhao Guorui took the lead in swearing an oath to the motherland's relatives. Zhao Guorui is played by Chu Dazhang, chu dazhang starred in not many film and television works, in addition to "Heroes and Children" and "Suffering Heart", in the 80s Chu Dazhang starred in "The Enemy", Chu Dazhang died in 1984 at the age of 51.
Zhang Zhenhua (Guo Zhenqing)
Zhang Zhenhua was the regimental commander of Wang Cheng's unit, and Wang Wenqing was an old acquaintance. Zhang Zhenhua is played by Guo Zhenqing, a native of Tianjin who became famous for Li Xiangyang's role in Guerrillas on the Plains. On August 24, 2005, Guo Zhenqing died of a lung infection in Tianjin at the age of 78.
Military Commander (Ren Yi)
The military commander is the senior commander in the play, responsible for enlightening Wang Wenqing. The military commander is played by Ren Yi, a veteran actor of Changchun Film Studio, who once had a wonderful performance in "Dong Cunrui", Ren Yi has a positive image, although many people can't call the name, but the actor is absolutely impressed. Ren Yi died in 2005.
Uncle Kim (Puke)
Uncle Kim is an old North Korean man carrying Wang Fang across the river water of more than 30 degrees below zero, and from Uncle Kim's body, he can see the friendship between China and North Korea condensed in blood. Uncle Jin is played by Pu Ke, a veteran actor of Changchun Film Studio, known for his ability to play old men and dignitaries, also known as the "Four Old Students of Movies". At that time, Uncle Jin carried Wang Fang into the glacier, which was Mr. Puke's physical practice, and there was no use of a stand-in, which is too worth learning from the current actors. Puke died on March 17, 2004, at the age of 88.
Xiao Liu (played by Liu Xiaoguo)
Xiao Liu is Wang Wenqing's correspondent and is deeply affected by Wang Cheng's deeds. Xiao Liu is played by Liu Xiaoguo, an actor at Pearl River Film Studio, who was transferred to the Guangdong Provincial Repertory Theatre in 1970 as an actor, and in 1979 to Guangdong Television as a program host and choreographer, liu Xiaoguo died in 2013.
Park Jung-ko (Cho Moon-woo)
Park Jeong-ko is the daughter-in-law of Uncle Jin, and together with Uncle Jin carries the injured Wang Fang across the icy river. Park Zhenzi is played by Zhao Wenyu, Zhao Wenyu is a native of Harbin, Heilongjiang, graduated from the long film actor training class, Zhao Wenyu has not obtained the status of protagonist in film and television works, but Zhao Wenyu's acting skills are really good.
Commander of the Korean People's Army (played by Wang Yeon-sung)
The joint commander of the Korean People's Army does not have many scenes in the play, but it fully shows the coordinated operation between China and north Korea, and the joint commander of the Korean People's Army is played by Wang Yansheng. In everyone's impression, Wang Yansheng's role is mainly based on leadership. He has participated in many films in the long film studio, such as "Railway Guard" and "Wanmu Chun". On December 28, 2006, Wang Yansheng died of illness at the age of 82.
Old Li (played by Li Wancheng)
Old Li is a cook, during the performance of the condolence group, he was bombed by US aircraft, and Old Li Fen went to tell the stretcher team in spite of himself and was saved by Wang Fang. Old Li is played by Li Wancheng. Li Wancheng, a native of Haicheng, Liaoning, graduated from the Beijing Film Academy and an actor at changchun film studio, Li Wancheng appeared as a supporting role and clown in many films, and Li Wancheng died in 1983.
Guard (Liu Tongyan)
The guards were Wang Wenqing's guards, and when they mobilized before the war, they planned to go up and shake Wang Cheng to fight, but Wang Cheng, who had not yet recovered, went to the front. The guard is played by Liu Tongyan, a native of Zhuanghe, Liaoning, who first worked as a worker in the Shenyang Railway Signal Factory and was later admitted to the engine class of the Shenyang Second Aviation Technical School. In 1959, he was admitted to the Actors Troupe of Changchun Film Studio as an actor. After 1973, Liu Tongyan turned behind the scenes and began to work as a director.