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In the history of Chinese cinema, there is a unique film that emerged in the National Day schedule, that is, the first part of the film "Volunteers" trilogy directed by Chen Kaige - "Volunteers: Heroic Attack".
The film, which was released nationwide, won a warm welcome and high praise from the audience for its true and vivid depiction of the heroic deeds of the volunteers. On Douban, it occupies the highest position in the National Day schedule with a score of 7.3, achieving a counterattack at the box office.
On October 2, the heroic division commander in this movie, the actor of the 113th Division Chang Jiang Chao, the famous Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming, surprised to "parachute" into Qingdao Zhongshan Road Hengdian Film City. He got up close and personal with the audience in Island City and shared the behind-the-scenes story of filming "Volunteers: Heroes Attack".
At this special moment, an 88-year-old veteran volunteer soldier, Mr. Xu Yankui, also appeared at the scene, and he recalled the arduous and outstanding beacon years.
Huang Xiaoming received a special gift during the roadshow at Qingdao Station. An audience member shared his shocking feelings about the scene in the movie where volunteer soldiers took off their pants and crossed the Datong River at night.
This viewer happens to be bringing a pair of self-heating cotton pants with him, and he hopes to bring warm winter to Huang Xiaoming. Although this gift may seem insignificant, it represents the care and blessings of the audience.
Huang Xiaoming was very touched by this and said that he would bring this heart to his father.
In the movie, the character played by Huang Xiaoming is based on the Flying Tiger Division Changjiang Chao on the Korean battlefield. After the founding of New China, he was appointed commander of the 113th Division of the 38th Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. He was one of the first to sail to the Korean Theater in 1950 and participated in the first to fifth battles. In the film, Huang Xiaoming is dressed in a military uniform, his face is slightly vicissitudes, and he really captures the essence of senior officers of the volunteer army from temperament to demeanor.
"Volunteers" focuses on the three battles of the Battle of Liangshuidong, the surprise attack of Sansholi, and the Battle of Songkufeng in the battlefield of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. At the roadshow site, Huang Xiaoming shared his feelings during the filming with the audience. He said that the historical episodes in the film are all real events.
"The 113th Division of the 8th Army was ordered to attack Tokugawa, the weather was cold, and the volunteer soldiers could only take off their pants and cross the river in order not to lose their temperature.
He said. Talking about the most memorable part of the shooting, Huang Xiaoming revealed that when this scene was filmed, Beijing was in the scorching heat, the temperature was nearly 40 degrees, "The water on the shooting site was very dirty, and there were many explosion points buried, and the scene was very dangerous." Shooting the coldest scene in the hottest weather, everyone was wearing cotton clothes and pants to film, and they couldn't wait to take off their clothes quickly. During the filming, people constantly suffered from heat stroke, but no matter how difficult it was, it was difficult for the volunteer soldiers of that year. In tribute to these "loveliest people," he said, "No matter how hard we work, it's worth it." ”
This story shows the emotional interaction between the audience and the stars, but also shows the audience's deep feelings about the scenes in the film and the support and attention to the actors. Huang Xiaoming is not an elderly person, but this gift symbolizes a deep respect and blessing. Through this gift and Huang Xiaoming's response, we can learn more deeply about his understanding of the character and his gratitude to the audience. At the same time, this story also makes us feel the values and spiritual strength conveyed by "Volunteers".