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Artist: Ye Jialiang

Recording: Li Baijian

Editor: Dong

Editor: Dai

Lighting: square increase

Make-up: Sun Asu

Clothing: Ren Fengyi, Wang

Prop: Luo Zhizhong

Scene setting: Ann, good night.

Director audience seated: Zhong

Composer: Wang Ming

Composer: Qiao Yu

Singing: Li Guyi Luo Tianchan Ouyang Jinsong

Performance: Zhu Ying Philharmonic Orchestra

Piano solo: Bao Huiqiao

Conductor: Hua Yang Ding Jialin.

Producer: Zhao, a native of Pingchang, Sichuan, 1940, 1, an associate professor in the director department of Beijing Film Academy.

1955 before entering the middle school attached to the Central University for Nationalities, he and his classmates performed dramas such as "I would rather die than surrender".

196 1 was admitted to the director department of Beijing Film Academy. 1965 Stay in school to teach after graduation. He started writing plays from 1973, and worked with the old director Hua Shui and the old photographer Zhu Jinming for some time. The play "Red Leaves on Handkerchiefs" co-written by him and Xiaolei Han attracted readers' attention after it was published.

1978, Xiangchi Zhan created a movie script "Cherry Blossom" to praise the sincere friendship between the Chinese and Japanese peoples, which was directed by him and Xiaolei Han. The film's style is fresh and touching, and it won the excellent feature film award from 1979. Xiangchi Zhan always grasps the word "emotion", arouses the strong feelings of the characters through the internal conflicts in the drama, and receives touching artistic effects. It is at this point that KINOMOTO SAKURA has achieved great success.

KINOMOTO SAKURA later wrote Sailing, directed by Shi Bin, describing the life experiences and contradictions of the three characters. It shows the spiritual barrier caused by ten years of turmoil.

While insisting on busy teaching work, leading students to practice abroad and enthusiastically imparting knowledge and skills to the younger generation, he is still thinking about new artistic topics and contributing more works to the audience.