BEIJING, Beijing, March 21 (Reporter Xu Wenxin) "This work is dedicated to the ordinary heroes on the red sorghum land. They bravely took the lead and defended their country before the national justice, which is worth remembering." The film "Qingtan" will be released on March 22nd. The director of the film, Liu Ke, was interviewed by reporters a few days ago, telling about the creative background and shooting process of the film.
The film "Qingtan" is adapted from the novel of the same name by Gaomi writer Xinyi. It is set in Jiaodong area in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period and shows the story of ordinary heroes guarding national dignity. Liu Ke said that although the film and the original novel have changed in story clues and role setting, the film still inherits the spiritual core of the ebony tree in the novel, that is, no matter how harsh the environment is, it can insist on the castle peak, break through the rocks, survive tenaciously and persevere.
Rooted in barren rocks and thin cliffs, and growing in barren hills, the ebony tree can survive and thrive in a harsh environment without the nourishment of fertile fields and fertile soil and the comfort of greenhouses. In the dense green sandalwood garden, there are thousands of green sandalwood trees, some of which have a history of thousands of years.
"Qingtanyuan is the energy supply station for the crew." Liu Ke said that the character Leng Yufeng was a spy planted by the Japanese invaders in China. In the process of getting along with the people in Jiaodong, Leng Yufeng’s inner kindness was slowly awakened. She was complicated and painful. The actress failed to get out of the role for a long time after she appeared, and the ebony tree gave her a lot of strength.
"The film production cycle is short and it is in the heat, which brings a great test to the whole crew, especially in the drama part. Some actors have no martial arts skills and still practice and go into battle in person. It can be said that the green sandalwood spirit of the film not only runs through the play, but also is reflected outside the play." Liu Wei said.
Liu Ke said that "Qingtan" takes the provincial intangible project "Lumbricus Classic Boxing" as the main line, takes the inheritance of red culture as the main theme, and combines the "four treasures" of Gaomi folk art, such as ash-throwing New Year pictures, clay sculptures, paper-cutting and Mao Qiang, and tells the ups and downs of the three families of Lumbricus Classic Boxing, rebel leader Leng Tieshan and mantis boxer Wan Haimin.
"Guan Feinian (the nephew of Guan Datong) learned that Master was killed by the Japanese and that he was a descendant of the treasure of Qingtan, and he grew rapidly. In order to protect the treasure of Qingtan, Guan Feinian joined hands with people with lofty ideals to launch a life-and-death duel with the Japanese ronin and embarked on the road of resisting Japan and saving the country. " Liu Ke said that the reason why he decided to put Qingtan on the screen was because he was moved by the emotional entanglements and national spirit of the characters in the novel under the background of the Anti-Japanese War.
Gaomi is the place where the "Sunjiakou ambush" occurred in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. On March 16th, 1938, Cao Zhizheng commanded more than 400 people from Cao Keming and other departments to ambush in the courtyard of Sunjiakou Village and Taitiangou on both sides of the road around the village, set up roadblocks on the roads in the village, and arranged some guerrillas to cooperate with local farmers to pretend to farm in the fields beside the road. When a car full of Japanese troops passed by, a road barrier came into play, and the Japanese army was hit hard by the grenade attack of guerrilla ambush. The villagers in Sunjiakou Village showed great courage.
"On March 16th, I held a movie premiere, hoping to pay tribute to ordinary heroes through" Qingtan "and let more people know their efforts to defend national dignity." Liu Wei said. (End)
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