Lang shan die xue ji

1936
1h 10m

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Ostensibly a tale of a village attempting to fend off a pack of vicious wolves. In reality, the wolves were a euphemism for the Japanese army who had recently occupied Manchuria.Ostensibly a tale of a village attempting to fend off a pack of vicious wolves. In reality, the wolves were a euphemism for the Japanese army who had recently occupied Manchuria.Ostensibly a tale of a village attempting to fend off a pack of vicious wolves. In reality, the wolves were a euphemism for the Japanese army who had recently occupied Manchuria.

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6.4/10

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Not Mme Mao on poster

The woman featured on this poster is not famous/infamous Jiang Qing - Mme Mao.

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Mao's widow looked so pretty when she was young

no wonder Mao chose her.

The literal translation of the title of this movie is: Blood spread at Mount Wolf.

Of course, Mao's wife Jiang Qing (with the permission and the help from Mao) was responsible for launching the catastrophic Cultural Revolution that ruined China, and as a result, she was deeply hated by every Chinese.

However, we are not here to discuss her crimes in her later years, but instead, just focus on the purely entertainment look of Jiang Qing's earlier years and it is highly recommended to watch this movie to see her in her early movie years when she was young.

As a side note, this movie was banned in China by Jiang Qing herself.

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Trivia
Qing Jiang nursed a longtime resentment toward Li Lili for decades, as she felt Lili took roles that she otherwise would have received. Jiang would later marry Mao Zedong, and use her power to have Lili and her husband tortured. Both would survive, though Lili's husband was unable to cope with the trauma, and committed suicide. Jiang would later commit suicide herself, after serving 8 years in prison, a sentence which was shortened from an original death sentence for crimes against the state.