In 1905, China had begun to make its own films. The films produced at that time were

The first Peking Opera film - "Dingjun Mountain"

The first silent Peking Opera film was made by Ren Jingfeng, the founder of Beijing Fengtai Photo Studio, who purchased a French-made wooden A hand-cranked camera and 14 rolls of film. In 1905, photographer Liu Zhonglun was named the "King of the Acting World" in an open-air venue. In "Dingjun Mountain" shot by Tan Xinpei: several scenes of "asking for a tassel", "dancing the knife" and "starting a fight". Although it was only a silent black and white film, it was the earliest Peking Opera film in my country. The first Peking Opera film with sound was the black-and-white Peking Opera film "Silang Visits His Mother" with sound released in 1933 by Modern Audio Film Company and shot by Tianyi Film Company. Tan Fuying plays Yang Silang, Xue Yanqin plays Princess Tiejing, Xue Yanfang plays Queen Mother Xiao, Wu Jilan plays the fourth lady, and the director is Yin Shengtao. The film was shot in real scenes and was as close to life as possible. For example, the "God of Joy" in the princess's arms was changed to a real baby. When Yang Silang returned to the camp to visit his mother, he rode a real horse. Because Tan Fuying was not good at riding, the movie actor Wang Yuanlong was temporarily used as the actor. Stand-in; the screening effect was excellent and the venue was full.