Beijing News (reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) The film "Crossing the Yalu River", which shows the great War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea in a panoramic way, will be screened nationwide on December 17. The film is produced by the Central Radio and Television Corporation, produced by the Film and Television Drama Documentary Center of the General Station, produced by the China Television Drama Production Center Co., Ltd. of the General Station, and co-produced by Huaxia Film Distribution Co., Ltd. On December 15, the film held its premiere in Beijing, attended by Shen Haixiong, deputy director of the Central Propaganda Department, director and editor-in-chief of the Central Radio and Television Station.
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The movie "Crossing the Yalu River" is a "panoramic and epic" work showing the major revolutionary historical theme of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. The film is both historical, artistic and ideological, starting from an international perspective, narrated from the perspective of Peng Dehuai, commander and political commissar of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army, and from multiple dimensions such as the strategic thinking of the central leadership, the battlefield strategy of the volunteer generals, and the bloody battles of the volunteer soldiers on the front line, the film reproduces the battles in the east and west and the five battles that can be sung and wept, and the breath is fully restored, and the magnificent history is comprehensively restored. The film presents the sacrifices and efforts made by our army to win the final victory of this great war that is extremely arduous and shocking, and carries forward the iron will and tenacious character of the Chinese nation that is not afraid of power and hegemony and dares to struggle.
At the premiere ceremony, Xue Jijun, a member of the editorial board of the Central Radio and Television Corporation, introduced the film with "three firsts": "Crossing the Yalu River" is the first "panoramic and epic" film work presenting the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the first feature film produced by the General Station and original self-made, and the first innovative attempt to create a film simultaneously with a high-quality TV series. The release of the film will surely lead the broad audience to deeply remember the arduous course of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and is of special significance to further condensing the national spirit with patriotism as the core.
At the premiere scene, Ding Yongdai, the actor of Commander Peng Dehuai in the film, "lit up the battlefield". The "warriors" assembled in turn, shouting "Arrive!" The sound is like a bell and passionate, reproducing the grand majesty of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army that "sacrificed one's body to go to the country in difficulty, and regarded death as a sudden return". In the interweaving of light and shadow, sound and painting, the indelible banner of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army troops was slowly unfolded, pushing the atmosphere of the premiere scene to a climax.
Beijing News reporter Zhou Huixiaowan
Edited by Xu Meilin Proofreader Li Lijun