Aaron Kwok movie introduction

The movie "Aaron Kwok" is based on Aaron Kwok's afforestation deeds. The story told in the film begins in 1964 and ends in 1987, when the protagonist died. The script uses a realistic writing style to outline the protagonist's arduous journey of starting a business, and uses a realistic creative spirit to reflect a series of ordinary but touching deeds in Aaron Kwok's entrepreneurial process

Especially emphasizes the role of Comrade Song Ping, Secretary of the Gansu Provincial Party Committee, showed care and encouragement to an ordinary farmer. Through this friendship between people with very different statuses, he revealed the flesh-and-blood relationship between senior cadres of the Chinese Workers’ Party and the people.

The movie "Aaron Kwok" tells the ordinary story of an ordinary farmer. For twenty-three years, Guo Fushan, with the spirit of the Foolish Old Man who moved mountains, repaired slopes, planted trees, and greened a barren mountain in Huining in the "nine mornings of ten years" with hard work and sweat, winning praise from leaders and the masses.

Plot introduction: Aaron Kwok was filmed by: Gansu Tri-Services Alliance Film and Television Culture Development Co., Ltd., screenwriter: Yang Xiaowen.