【100 Classic Old Movies Tour (29)——Nurse's Diary】
No.1
"Little swallow, dressed in flower clothes, come here every spring, I asked swallow why you came?" Swallow said: 'Spring here is the most beautiful'..." People know that this is a classic children's song "Little Swallow", which is widely circulated in China, but they don't necessarily know that this is the theme song of the old movie "Nurse's Diary".
Many people may not necessarily know that the original sound of "Little Swallow" in the movie was sung by the heroine and famous performance artist Wang Danfeng. And let Wang Danfeng sing this song, proposed by director Tao Jin, because in the plot, Wang Danfeng's character coaxes the child to sleep, and her true voice without special vocal training seems to be more in line with the reality of life.
"Nurse's Diary" is based on Ai Mingzhi's novel "Floating sinking", produced by Jiangnan Film Studio, directed by Tao Jin, starring Wang Danfeng, Tang Huada and Li Wei, released in 1957, telling the story of Jian Suhua, a young woman who graduated from a nursing school, volunteered to dedicate her youth to the most arduous and needy places in the motherland and became an excellent medical talent. The script was originally titled "A Nurse's Diary", but when it was officially released, it was changed to "Nurse's Diary".
In the cast, Wang Danfeng played Jian Suhua, Tang Huada played Gao Changping, Li Wei played Shen Haoru, Fu Botang played Mo Jiabin, Jiang Tianliu played Gu Huiying, Huang Wansu played Tang Xiaofang, and Lin Bin played the principal.
Other actors, Lu Shan as Jian Suhua's mother, Gao Xiaoou as Qian Huanzhang, Jiang Shan as Hong Laoshou, Zhao Lei as Lu Hao, Zhang Ying as Ma Feixia, Su Yi as the old doctor, Mao Lu as Zhang Aliu, and so on.
No.2
Jian Suhua, played by Wang Danfeng, is a Shanghai girl who has just graduated from nursing school, she is full of vitality and enthusiasm, resolutely abandons the plan that has been assigned to Shanghai, and takes the initiative to ask for support for construction in the most needed places in the motherland. Shen Haoru suddenly came to the construction site to take her back to Shanghai to get married, but the result was that she was not happy. In the movie, Jian Suhua and Shen Haoru constitute a contrast between noble and humble, brave and cowardly. At that time, the 33-year-old Wang Danfeng exuded youth and beauty to the audience on the big screen, which made people fascinated.
Gao Changping, played by Tang Huada, is the director of the construction site, and he admires Jian Suhua's brave behavior and positive and responsible service attitude. His wife died early, leaving behind a young daughter, and Jian Suhua took care of his daughter like a loving mother. In the process of fighting for their cause together, the two of them established a sincere relationship...
Shen Haoru, played by Li Wei, is Jian Suhua's lover and an intern doctor at a hospital in Shanghai. This is a selfish person who has his own life in mind. The film does not use much ink, but it successfully shapes the small soul of Shen Haoru.
Mo Jiabin, played by Fu Botang, is the director of a medical station at a construction site, and every day he only cares about falling in love with nurse Gu Huiying, which hinders the work.
Gu Huiying, played by Jiang Tianliu, is a nurse at the medical station, a colleague of Jian Suhua, who is very cold to the workers who come to seek medical treatment, and indulges in the love affair with Mo Jiabin. Of course, with the help of Jian Suhua, she realized her mistake.
No.3
Originally, a famous performance artist who has starred in "Eight Thousand Miles of Road Clouds and Moon" and "A River of Spring Water Flowing Eastward", the director of this film, Tao Jin, has a goal for the heroine Jian Suhua, that is, the well-known actor Tao Baili (Dr. Zhou, the biological mother of "Little Flower" in the movie "Little Flower"). Tao Baili is no one else, or he is the daughter of the famous drama actor Zhang Manping, because in his opinion, the temperament and appearance of the daughter are very close to the role of Jian Suhua.
At that time, the filmmakers were all selfless, and when Tao Jin heard that Wang Danfeng, who had worked with him, was willing to play this role, he decided to ask Wang Danfeng without thinking, and thus, Wang Danfeng's version of Jian Suhua was achieved.
However, 63 years have passed since the release of The Nurse's Diary in 1957, and the film's main actors have died. Wang Danfeng died on May 2, 2018 at the age of 94; Tang Huada died on November 9, 2011 at the age of 91; Li Wei died on August 21, 2005 at the age of 86; Fu Botang died on April 22, 1989 at the age of 66; Jiang Tianliu died on December 19, 2012 at the age of 91; Huang Wansu died on February 15, 2005 at the age of 82; and Lin Bin died on April 28, 2014 at the age of 90 Zhang Ying died on October 20, 2016 at the age of 90; Lu Shan died in January 2005 at the age of 87; Gao Xiaoou died in 1971 at the age of 57; and Mao Lu died on March 21, 1999 at the age of 85. Others are unknown.
Director Tao Jin died on September 28, 1986, at the age of 70, and screenwriter Ai Mingzhi died on June 29, 2017, at the age of 92.
Hats off to the artists who contributed to The Nurse's Diary!
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