Movie name: "Lake Chosin"
Also known as: Ice and Snow Chosin Lake, War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Battle of Chosin Lake, Battle of Chosin Reservior
Directors: Chen Kaige, Xu Ke, Lin Chaoxian
Writers: Lan Xiaolong, Huang Jianxin
Changjin Lake Cast List: Wu Jing, Yi Qianxi, Duan Yihong, Zhu Yawen, Li Chen, Han Dongjun, Hu Jun, Zhang Hanyu, Shi Pengyuan, Tang Guoqiang, Zhou Xiaobin, Huang Xuan, Wang Wufu, Zhang Guoguo, Zheng Kai, Zhang Jiayi, Li Youbin, Yang Xinyi
Duration: 175 minutes
Genre: Drama, History, War
Lake Chosin Release Date: September 30, 2021 (Chinese mainland)
Production area: Chinese mainland
Chosin Lake / Ice and Snow Chosin Lake / War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea Movie Synopsis:
"Chosin Lake" will be released on September 30, 2021 in Chinese mainland, co-produced and directed by Chen Kaige, Xu Ke and Lin Chaoxian, and starring Wu Jing, Yi Qianxi, Zhu Yawen, Li Chen, and Han Dongjun, the film takes the Battle of Chosin Lake in the second campaign of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea as the background, telling a magnificent history: 71 years ago, the Chinese Volunteer Army went to fight in Korea, and in the extremely cold and harsh environment, the Eastern Front combat troops pursued all the way with iron will and heroic fighting spirit. He bravely killed the enemy, reversed the situation on the battlefield, and played a military mighty national might.
Chosin Lake movie poster
In 1950, when Chinese volunteers and U.S. troops engaged the U.S. army in the Chosin Lake area of Korea, the 9th Corps of the Chinese Volunteer Army divided and surrounded more than 1 division of the U.S. Army in the Chosin Lake area, annihilating more than 13,000 enemy troops and reversing the situation on the battlefield.
This campaign recovered a vast area in the east north of the 38th Parallel, which was a key battle to turn the situation around, and the Chinese Volunteer Army also paid a tragic sacrifice, in the extreme weather of more than 30 degrees Celsius below zero, many martyrs were frozen in a posture of holding guns, reflecting the revolutionary spirit of the volunteer soldiers who obeyed the order to see death as if they were returning home, frozen into ice sculptures and did not flinch.