Shao Bing and Jia Xiaotie
Cover news reporter Yang Fan Intern Yuan Yixin
On September 3rd, the red-themed film "Hibiscus Flowers and Red" was held at the China Art Library Contemporary Art Center in Longquanyi District, and the lead actors Shao Bing and Mu Lan came to the scene to stand for the film. It is reported that the film will be filmed in Chengdu throughout the whole process, and will also build a street scene from the 1940s in Luodai Ancient Town in order to truly restore the urban style of old Chengdu.
Recently, the "Magnificent Epic, Great Leap" held at the Chengdu Century City Convention and Exhibition Center - the theme exhibition of Sichuan Province celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China has attracted many Chengdu citizens to punch in. The exhibition site sets up a number of immersive scenes to recreate important historical events in the past century, among which the elaborate restoration of the hard-working restaurants and restaurants reproduces the original intention of the Communists to struggle for the toiling masses.
On the one hand, he hoped to feed the poor masses with his own strength, and at the same time, the restaurant became a secret liaison station for underground CCP members, where underground party members published and published weekly magazines such as "Loud" to publicize progressive ideas and ideas.
In the movie "Hibiscus Flowers Red", it will also be reproduced that the revolutionary ancestors are trying to pass on information at meals. It is understood that this one is composed of
The red-themed film with Gong Yongqin as the chief producer, Jia Xiaotie as the general director, and Zhang Dewen as the chief planner is based on real history, and the character prototype of a heavyweight role in the film is Che Yaoxian.
Jia Xiaotie has previously directed many main theme movies such as "Mountain Walker", "Azalea Flying", "Rushing Toshgan River" and so on, so this time directing "Hibiscus Flower Red" can be described as a mastery. In an interview with the cover news reporter, he said that an important background of the film was the "rice grabbing incident" in Chengdu in the early 1940s.
Jia Xiaotie introduced that the incident was an integral part of the anti-communist upsurge set off by the Kuomintang reactionaries, whose purpose was to sabotage the Communist Party organizations in Sichuan and suppress the anti-Japanese salvation movement. The Kuomintang authorities believed that the CCP's Chuan kang special committee was instigating behind it, and thus arrested a number of underground CCP members, including Luo Shiwen and Che Yaoxian. "So we're going to rebuild that year's hard meal on set."
"The film will reproduce the revolutionary spirit of the stubborn resistance of the underground party members in Chengdu at that time, sing the praises of their heroic dedication, awaken the red memory, inherit the red culture, carry forward the red spirit, and hope to use this film to present the 100th anniversary of the founding of the party." Jia Xiaotie said.
In addition to having a distinct main theme color, "Hibiscus Flower Red" will also integrate elements such as espionage and suspense of commercial blockbusters. In Jia Xiaotie's view, this year's May 1st box office hit "On the Cliff" is a successful case of this type of film, he said: "Shao Bing played an underground worker lurking inside the Kuomintang in "Furong Flower Red", and this role is somewhat similar to Yu Hewei in "On the Cliff". ”
Although Shao Bing, who was standing next to Jia Xiaotie, was 53 years old, but the tough guy style was especially there, he took up this topic, he said: "In order to make this role more real, I also read a lot of historical materials from that year, and learning history is not difficult for people of my age." ”
In the early years, Shao Bing became popular with the movies "Jiang Zhuying", "Red River Valley" and "Rhapsody of Spring", and was also one of the earliest hard-core students in the Chinese film industry. However, for a long time, Shao Bing had not taken on the big screen work, and the reporter asked him: "Why are you so low-key now?" Shao Bing did not shy away from it at all, but laughed and said, "It's not low-key, it's not red!" Shao Bing continued: "But recently I have been shooting a lot of films, and these works will meet with everyone one after another." ”
Another reporter asked Shao Bing, will he try to play outside the tough guy style? Shao Bing smiled and said, "You see me so dark, I still want to bring more masculine things to everyone." He said that he is also paying attention to the relevant departments' rectification of the bad winds in the entertainment industry, "it is time to rectify, especially to let young actors correct their world view."
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