Hong lou meng (1962) Poster

(I) (1962)

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Politics again?! Give me a break
illinoisximi21 December 2006
China is a country with more 5000 years of history. However, some people just could not see the huge value of the Chinese culture and their eyes are covered blindly by a few years of political disaster. This film is just a difference from other political propaganda? Give me a break! It is not convincing to criticize this master art with just a simple sentence. Do you really know the history Yue Ju at Shanghai? Ask the Chinese who are Xiu Yulan and Wang Wenjuan, even the young kids will be able to tell you some thing. Their classical way of performance and building of characters cannot be repeated again. We are talking about Odaly Hepburn and Engley Borman here in the Chinese Eyes. It has nothing to do with Politics because the drama was created before 1949 and even the communists did not want to touch it. It is about a few years latter that the film was forbidden to show on public during the culture revolution. I am tire about the nonsense reviews from some body who do not even have a glance of the Chinese culture.
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10/10
Remake of the 1945 movie
zzmale12 February 2004
The alternative translation of the title of this film is: Dreams of the Red Chambers.

This movie is based on the famous 18th century novel with the same title, and it was a lovely escape for Chinese audience from the political propaganda that was common for Chinese films during that era.
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