Xie Yuan's life journey in glad you came, he is a low-key film emperor, which work did you know Xie Yuan from?

Xie Yuan appeared in many films in his life, leaving many classic roles. If there is one movie that is the best, it is Xie Yuan's The King of Children.

King of the children (1987) was directed by Chen Kaige and starred by Xie Yuan, Yang Xuewen, Chen Shaohua, Zhang Caimei and Xu Guoqing. He was nominated for the Palme d 'Or Award, the main competition unit of the 4 1 Cannes Film Festival, and for the best feature film in the 8th Chinese Golden Rooster Award.

Compared with Yellow Land, this film reflects Chen Kaige's early life more subtly? Ideological philosophy? The core features of this film. Judging from the theme of the film, many people mistakenly think that Chen Kaige only cares about rural education. In fact, this film is more of an antagonistic relationship between life and culture. Wildfire on the mountain, flowing clouds, children herding cattle, moving cattle, all creatures were silent. The sound of writing, singing and reading represents a culture with sound. Silent life is vivid and energetic, while the culture with sound becomes silent and lifeless. Recurring dictionaries are symbols of traditional culture. Read the dictionary at night? The paragraphs of this article focus on the criticism of traditional culture. ?

That famous composition about father is too suitable for actors, and it is a little stiff to read in nonstandard Mandarin, which is the difference between image and paper. Photography and sound effects create and open up a vast space, but it is not empty, but full of emotion. The traumatized blackboard is as blue as the ocean, echoing the green trees and dense fog in the mountains, and becoming a realistic dream.

Based on Acheng's original work, the story is naturally excellent, and people and scenery are naturally integrated. Beautiful lens (Gu Changwei contributed), great vision, fixed position, amazing composition, foggy scenery, window frames and mirror images all have the feeling of soul throbbing; Silent people are oppressed by the misty and distant sky, everything? Useless? Everything? Recorded afterwards? All the metaphors are not too green and blunt, but there is some mystery in the exploration of this film. It is really an underrated masterpiece, and it can be called my favorite Chen Kaige's works.