The "Southern Trilogy" directed by Wang Weiyi is ( ).

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Wang Weiyi (1912-2013), a director and screenwriter from Mainland China, graduated from Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. His "Southern Trilogy" are: ① "Song of Coconut Grove". Filmed by Shanghai Film Studio in 1957. It tells the story of the battle of wits and courage between the People's Armed Forces and the Japanese army during the Anti-Japanese War, and expresses the difficulty of winning the Anti-Japanese War. ② "Tears on the Pearl River". Produced by Nanguo Pictures Co., Ltd. in 1949, this film is the pioneering work of Nanguo Pictures Co., Ltd. The screenwriter, director, actors and cinematographers of this film all have high artistic standards. It is a correct, solid and new starting point for realistic Cantonese films, paving the way for future creations and a revolutionary masterpiece. It is the pinnacle of Cantonese cinema. The film was a huge hit and ranked first among the top ten grossing films in the first half of 1950. The film's lively language with a rustic flavor, the life and pain of ordinary people with southern characteristics, and the portrayal of the oppressed are all vividly presented. ③"South China Sea Tide". Released in 1963. The film tells the story of the Nanwan fishermen who had been brutally oppressed, exploited, and massacred by fishing tyrants, reactionaries, and Japanese invaders for many years before liberation. With the help of the Communist Party, they embarked on the road of struggle for liberation.