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In 1959, on the day of celebrating the 10th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the first color film on the Long March theme "Ten Thousand Rivers and Mountains" adapted from the drama "Ten Thousand Rivers and Thousands of Mountains" was released. The film shows the Long March from the perspective of a certain regiment and battalion of the Red Army, flying to capture the Luding Bridge, rushing to cross the Dadu River, and breaking through the natural dangers. The hole is torn to pieces? Just the whole body is embarrassed? The sauce is healthy? The immortal is glaze? The skin is thick and the skin is thick? In the 1960s, the war history film "Breakthrough of Wujiang" mainly used a certain regiment of the Red Army as the perspective, artistically showing the Red Army's breakthrough of the Wujiang defense line of the Kuomintang army at the end of 1934. battle process. With the support of the local people, our army's small detachment crossed the river at night to support the follow-up troops and successfully forced the crossing, ensuring the smooth execution of the plan for the large troops to advance into Zunyi, which reflected the tactics and achievements of the Red Army from one side. The film "Border of the Jinsha River" tells the story of the Red Army arriving at the Jinsha River on its way north to resist Japan. Chiang Kai-shek's special commissioner colluded with local tycoons to create an incident in which the "Red Army" robbed Zhuma, the daughter of Tibetan chieftain Sangge. The Red Army adhered to the party's ethnic policy and sacrificed itself for the revolutionary goal to rescue Zhuma, smash the conspiracy of the Kuomintang reactionaries, and continue its march north through Tibetan areas.

During this period, there were several films that focused on expressing the Red Army’s fighting will and Red Army spirit from an individual perspective and had an impact. The film "Red Eagle" shows that when the Red Army's long march passed through the Baisha Grassland in the Tibetan area of ????Gannan, Lin Hua, a female Red Army doctor, was injured during the breakout. She promoted the party's ethnic policies and anti-Japanese and national salvation principles to the herdsmen in dire straits, and organized a Tibetan guerrilla force. Team. In the film "Ode to the Qiang Flute", Dong Yongzhen, a female Red Army soldier, was injured and stayed in the Qiang Village, mobilizing the local people to fight against the enemy. After she died due to injuries, the Qiang guerrilla captain concealed the news of her sacrifice and still posted signs with her name everywhere, continuing to fight the enemy in her name.

Since the late 1970s, the number of Long March-themed films has continued to increase, and new themes have been explored. The film "The Vast River of Ganshui" shows the struggle between the commanders and soldiers of a certain regiment of the Red Army and Wang Ming's wrong line. The film "Dadu River" delicately shows the battle process such as the Red Army's flight to seize the Luding Bridge. In the early 1980s, "Four Crosses of Chishui" shot by Bayi Film Studio was another large-scale Long March-themed film after "Ten Thousand Rivers and Thousands of Mountains". The film follows the principles of realism and is based on real historical materials. After the Zunyi Conference, the film shows Mao Zedong, who regained command of the army, commanding the Red Army to cross the Chishui River four times with surprise troops and get rid of the enemy's strategic encirclement. The film celebrates the victory of Mao Zedong's military thought by reproducing this glorious example in the history of revolutionary war.

Since then, the angles, styles, and viewpoints of Long March films have become more and more diverse. The film "Golden Sands Water Shooting" shows Mao Zedong's emotional space during the Long March, enriching Mao Zedong's rich character as a military strategist, politician, poet, husband, brother-in-law and other multiple roles. In the film "Grassland", straggler Red Army commanders and fighters from three front armies organized themselves to encourage each other and walked out of the dangerous grassland, highlighting from a small angle the revolutionary will of the Red Army to unite and fight. "Crashing of Horseshoes" exaggerates the emotional world of individual Red Army soldiers, making history more concrete and perceptible. During the trek, two people died in the river in search of food, and one person was buried in the grass. The five surviving female soldiers finally caught up with the Red Army. Through their unique psychology and behaviors, the audience can deeply feel the power of strong personality and will. The film "Yi Hai Alliance" shows Liu Bocheng strictly implementing the party's ethnic policy when he led the Red Army advance team through the Yi area. Liu Bocheng and the leader Xiao Yedan formed a blood alliance, making the Red Army's journey without fear of sacrifice more real, vivid and touching. These films meaningfully express the victory of the Red Army's initiative from the resolute steps of the Red Army, and reveal an extremely valuable creative stance: mankind will always stand at the junction of history, and each generation is the inheritor of history. They need to remember history while passing on the spirit of history.

Since the 1980s, many Long March-themed works have been shot. For example, "The Zunyi Conference" is an enlightening and detailed account of the historical process of the Zunyi Conference at the turning point of the revolution; "The Iron Cable Crossing the Dadu Bridge" shows the entire strategic action of the Red Army crossing the Jinsha River and finally breaking through the encirclement and interception of Chiang Kai-shek's 100,000-strong army. Process; "Years of the Long March" tells the story of a few Red Army officers and soldiers who fell behind during the Long March and their soul-sublimation progress while chasing the larger army.

"Sun Goddess" uses the storyline of the Red Army female soldier Jin Jin to chase the troops, implying that the people's pursuit of light and hope will never stop. "Light of the Grass" shows for the first time the process of Comrade Liu Shaoqi raising food for the Red Army when he served as the director of the Red Army Food Raising Committee during the Long March. It shows the optimism, sacrifice and overall awareness of the Red Army soldiers. "Bloody Battle at Ten Thousand Sources" shows that the Fourth Front Army of the Red Army smashed a six-pronged siege of the Sichuan-Shaanxi base area by a hundred thousand Sichuan troops, and vividly demonstrated the military ability and moral sentiment of the commander-in-chief Xu Xiangqian who was in dual internal and external difficulties.

The epic long-running TV series "The Long March" that appeared at the beginning of the century is the most important harvest of the Long March-themed TV series. From the play, you can not only see more realistic war scenes and feel the extremely arduous journey and huge sacrifice of the Red Army soldiers, but also see how the party defeated the wrong line step by step and established Mao Zedong's correct line. The TV series "The Long March" and the movie "The Long March" complement each other and together constitute the largest and most complete Long March spectacle on the screen than ever before. These two films and TV shows about the Long March without whitewashing have achieved the integration of artistry, charisma and appeal. The Long March in film and television can be represented in this way not only due to the rapid development of imaging technology, but also due to the progress of history and the creators' sense of historical responsibility. They all convey a message: the Long March belongs to history, and the spirit of the Long March will always shine in reality and the future.

Long March-themed film and television works have a large audience. In addition to the selection of historical connotation, it also depends on the selection of its profound ideological connotation, human connotation and cultural connotation. The long march in life is a thing of the past, but the long march in the field of art still has a long way to go.

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Long March-themed film and television currently being filmed

"Xiongguanmandao": 20 episodes of TV series, Bayi Factory and Guizhou Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department The co-production describes the Long March of the Second Red Army and is a key play by the Central Propaganda Department to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army's Long March.

"My Long March": The movie, produced by Bayi Film Studio, uses the experience of a Red Army soldier during the Long March as the main clue to show the Long March from the perspective of ordinary people.

"Wumeng Majestic": a 30-episode TV series, co-produced by Yunnan Film and Television Industry and Yunnan Mingding Film and Television Culture Company ***, describing a period of history of the Central Red Army in Tashi, Zhaotong, Yunnan in February 1935 .

"The Long March Cannot Be Forgotten": a Long March documentary filmed by the Military Educational Film Department of the Bayi Factory.

"The Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army": a 12-episode documentary documentary produced by the People's Liberation Army Television Propaganda Center. It panoramically presents the tragic history of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army's bloody battle for national liberation from 1927 to 1937.

"The Great Long March": a 12-episode documentary film jointly filmed by the Central Archives and the State Archives Administration, showing the history of the Red Army's Long March in a panoramic manner.

"Long March, Immortal Soul": 5-episode feature film, shot by CCTV, shows the magnificent picture of contemporary China's modernization construction in the combination of history and reality. (Song Junfeng, Wang Youcun)