Huangtudi film review

"Yellow Land" is a literary film adapted from the novel collection "Echo of the Deep Valley" by Curran. Directed by Zhou, Wen and starring. The film tells the story of Cui Qiao, a poor girl from the rural areas of northern Shaanxi Plateau. Her father was the master since she was a child, and she made a good marriage. She can't solve her bad luck, so she can only express her pain by singing "Xintianyou".

This film won 1985 the Best Photography Award of the 5th Golden Rooster Award in China, and 1985 the Yin Bao Award of the 38th French Locarno Film Festival. The height of historical humanistic thinking and the compressive strength of plastic arts expression are the primary factors for the blood boiling in Yellow Land. Previously, the social moral concern and social development evaluation of domestic films were the key support points of film and television works, and the cognitive ability of right and wrong affected the development trend of China culture.

Since ancient times, the standard of land resources has contained the philosophy of life, but it has heavily bound people's inner joy. The good life of the Eighth Route Army National Government produced the expectation of breaking the traditional style, but it did not rescue ordinary people from the quagmire according to the international practice described in the film. Gu Qing passed by and gave up the rescue of Cui Qiao, a female student. Like all livelihood projects on the loess high slope, Cui Qiao's hope and hatred are only pinned on an enduring trip to heaven in the valley, which makes people sad.

It's like Gu Qing asking Cui Qiao's father in the movie: There are thousands of folk songs on the northern Shaanxi Plateau, how can they be recorded? Cui Qiao's father said: Life is hard, of course, there is a record. This not only shows that national songs are the only spiritual sustenance of people in northern Shaanxi, but also shows the highest realm of plastic arts and everything.