The East Is Red (1965 film)
- Lín Zhōnghuá林中华: spokesman
- Bái huiwen白慧文: spokeswoman
- Wang Kun王昆: Solo in the song Nong yǒu gē "农 友 歌"
- Kou Jialun寇家伦: Solo in Jǐnggāng Shān "井冈山"
- Deng Yuhua邓玉华: Solo in Qing shēn yì cháng "情深意 长"
- Jiǎ Shijun贾世俊: Solo in Qīlǜ Changzheng "七律 • 长征"
- Zhāng Yunnan张越 男and
- Lǐ Guangyi李光义: Solo in Songhua Jiang shàng "松花江 上"
- Guo Lanying郭兰英: Solo in Nanniwan "南泥湾"
- Hu Songhua胡松华: Solo in tongs "赞歌"
- Cedain Zhoima: Solo in zhǔxí Mao, Zhu nín Wanshou Wujiang "毛主席,祝 您 万寿无疆"
Dongfang hóng (Chinese东方 红/东方 红, Pinyin Dongfang hóng, " The East is Red ") is the film adaptation of a historical musicals and the first Chinese color film.
History
The musical was under the formal auspices of Zhou Enlai produced for the 15th anniversary of the founding of the People 's Republic of China and premiered on October 2, 1964 in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. At the preparation from July 1964 and in the performance more than 3,500 people were involved. In 1965, the film was completed.
Representation
This is the film version of a musical epic with a large mixed choir and an orchestra of Chinese and European instruments. The stage performers are actors, dancers and acrobats. The plot is marked by revolutionary songs and dances. A spokeswoman and a spokesman perform the action.
Content
The film begins with a dance with Sunflowers ( "葵花 向 太阳" Kuíhuā Xiang Taiyang ) and the famous song " The East is Red " ( "东方 红", Dongfang hóng ), a folksong from northern Shaanxi which of lǐ Huanzhi was (李焕 之) and edited by lǐ Yǒuyuán (李有源) provided with a new text.
Subsequently, the history of the Chinese revolution from the Opium War mid-19th century is represented on the Long March to the founding of the People's Republic in 1949.
The film ends with the founding of the People 's Republic of China and concludes with the International in the Chinese translation of Qu Qiubai, the conductor himself to the public at the Great Hall of the People turns, which rises and sings along.