Brief introduction of Yan Feng's works

The story of Dream of the Yangtze River is the story of an ordinary rural family. Du Taiping, who was originally a rural hukou, became an urban population after entering the qualification of "immigrant household". According to the regulations, the urban population can't have a second child.

She has been expecting a second child for many years. I didn't expect the Three Gorges Project to affect her life. Du Taiping is unwilling to yield to any fate or government. She will try to face and solve this crisis with her own strength. The film is always in a farmhouse with insufficient indoor light. Apart from struggling to cope with the embarrassing life on weekdays, the problem of relocation is really before us. Everyone's life has caused an uproar, and they are constantly arguing and worrying, and they are fighting for it everywhere. Director Yan Feng followed closely, which also brought real shock to the audience.

1994, Yan Feng picked up a small camera and went into the countryside of the Three Gorges, and began to investigate and record the drowning history along the Yangtze River. 1998, the first Taiwan Province International Documentary Biennale was held in Taibei. At that time, documentaries were taking root in Taiwan Province Province, and I was just a student interested in documentaries. There were not many China documentaries that I could watch in those years, which made me very interested.

Cui Yan Xin-Light and Shadow in Yan Feng's Documentary Dream of the Yangtze River

Bing 'ai 2007

Bing Ai is an ordinary peasant woman who lives in the Three Gorges reservoir area. More than 20 years ago, my parents decided to marry from the mountains to the riverside where my life was relatively rich. When her husband was ill, Zhang had to bear all the burdens of life alone. Although life is hard, Zhang is full of hope for the future, because his son is the only child in the village who has been admitted to the county key high school.

The Zhang family is a nail house in the village. Although her family was allowed to stay behind in the first phase of immigration, the village has not given her land to build a house for six years. Now, the dam is about to cut off, and the second phase of resettlement has been completed. Among the ruins, only the Zhang family's hut still stands alone and tenaciously. Cadres come again and again for one purpose, that is, to mobilize her to move out. Between confrontation with cadres and busy farm work, Zhang quietly told a long painful past. ...

The book Harvest Movie was compiled by Japanese film critic Masao Yamagen after the death of Ogawa Shinsuke, a famous Japanese documentary director, according to the recordings of Nana Ogawa's speeches in various places before his death. The book is divided into four chapters: spring, summer, autumn and winter. It tells the story of the transformation and growth of Nana Ogawa film institutions from filming the resistance movement of students and farmers to filming the spiritual world of rice, villages and farmers. The book also describes Nana Ogawa's worries about the current situation of Asian documentaries and his expectations for Asian directors in the last few years of his life. This is a history of movie master's soul, which is of great enlightening significance to Asian documentary workers.

Author: (Japan) Ogawa Shinsuke/(Japan) Yamamoto Sato (editor. )

Translator: Yan Feng

Subtitle: Pursuing the Highest Happiness in Documentary

ISBN: 978720807267 1

Page count: 306

Publishing House: Shanghai People's Publishing House

Pricing: 26.00.

Binding: paperback

Year of publication: 2007. 1 1