The Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy 智取威虎山
Chinese title (trad.):
智取威虎山
Chinese title (simpl.):
智取威虎山
Russian title:
Захват Тигриной горы
Release year:
2011
Country:
China
Running time:
81 minute
Genre:
animation
Language:
mandarin
China release date:
Description:
The PLA bandit-suppression squad, led by regimental chief of staff Shao Jian-Bo, uses the terrain to bypass the natural stronghold of Shibatai and, crossing Naitou Mountain from the summit of Yingzui, launches a surprise attack on the bandits' lair. The bandit chieftain Luan Ping flees in panic amid the chaos, but the heroic scout Yang Zi-Rong spots his traces in time and, with the help of a little squirrel named Big Tail, tracks down and captures Luan Ping.
The bandit suppression at Naitou Mountain is a complete victory. Show more The squad's next target is the hardened bandit of Weihu Mountain, Zuo Shan-Diao. After careful thought, Shao Jian-Bo devises a new battle plan. Yang Zi-Rong is ordered to disguise himself as a bandit who escaped from Naitou Mountain and, following the trail of a Weihu Mountain scout whom the squad deliberately let go, ventures into the dense forest, where he wrestles a fierce tiger while lost. The gunshots attract a bandit hunting in the mountains—Ma Lao-Liu, one of the eight great warriors in Zuo Shan-Diao's retinue. Yang Zi-Rong follows Ma Lao-Liu into the bandits' lair on Weihu Mountain, calmly and cleverly answers Zuo Shan-Diao's interrogation, and presents him with a military contact map. The suspicious Zuo Shan-Diao keeps Yang Zi-Rong but remains wary of him.
A series of land reform measures carried out by Shao Jian-Bo in Jiapigou, along with the squad's every act of love and protection for the people, make the local villagers fully embrace this people's army. Zuo Shan-Diao receives orders and lays plans to ambush a transport train heading to Jiapigou.
Yang Zi-Rong pretends to go hunting, hoping to slip down the mountain and pass Zuo Shan-Diao's plan to the squad, but nearly exposes his identity; fortunately, Big Tail's allergic reaction reveals the bandit underling tailing him. Yang Zi-Rong escapes danger, but the impossibility of getting the message out leaves him on pins and needles.
Thus the story unfolds…
The novel Tracks in the Snowy Forest and the play Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy have become red classics that shaped several generations of Chinese people. To give this widely loved masterpiece and its famous episodes new charm in a new era, the Dapeng Shengyi Film and Animation Co., Ltd. of the Mudanjiang News and Media Group bought the animation film adaptation rights to Tracks in the Snowy Forest and co-produced the animated film Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy with the Shanghai Animation Film Studio, China's largest animation film production base.
The bandit suppression at Naitou Mountain is a complete victory. Show more The squad's next target is the hardened bandit of Weihu Mountain, Zuo Shan-Diao. After careful thought, Shao Jian-Bo devises a new battle plan. Yang Zi-Rong is ordered to disguise himself as a bandit who escaped from Naitou Mountain and, following the trail of a Weihu Mountain scout whom the squad deliberately let go, ventures into the dense forest, where he wrestles a fierce tiger while lost. The gunshots attract a bandit hunting in the mountains—Ma Lao-Liu, one of the eight great warriors in Zuo Shan-Diao's retinue. Yang Zi-Rong follows Ma Lao-Liu into the bandits' lair on Weihu Mountain, calmly and cleverly answers Zuo Shan-Diao's interrogation, and presents him with a military contact map. The suspicious Zuo Shan-Diao keeps Yang Zi-Rong but remains wary of him.
A series of land reform measures carried out by Shao Jian-Bo in Jiapigou, along with the squad's every act of love and protection for the people, make the local villagers fully embrace this people's army. Zuo Shan-Diao receives orders and lays plans to ambush a transport train heading to Jiapigou.
Yang Zi-Rong pretends to go hunting, hoping to slip down the mountain and pass Zuo Shan-Diao's plan to the squad, but nearly exposes his identity; fortunately, Big Tail's allergic reaction reveals the bandit underling tailing him. Yang Zi-Rong escapes danger, but the impossibility of getting the message out leaves him on pins and needles.
Thus the story unfolds…
The novel Tracks in the Snowy Forest and the play Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy have become red classics that shaped several generations of Chinese people. To give this widely loved masterpiece and its famous episodes new charm in a new era, the Dapeng Shengyi Film and Animation Co., Ltd. of the Mudanjiang News and Media Group bought the animation film adaptation rights to Tracks in the Snowy Forest and co-produced the animated film Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy with the Shanghai Animation Film Studio, China's largest animation film production base.
Movie crew
director:
presenter:
producer:
Zhang Bao-Cai, Zhu Yu-Ping, Chen Lei, Jiang Xuan
7 m.
Zhu Yu-Ping
9 m.
Chen Lei
3 m.
Zhang Bao-Cai
7 m.
9 m.
3 m.
Jiang Xuan
planning:
assistant director:
composer:
art director:
editor:
sound recordist:
Actors
1 m.
Chen Fu
Actors
19 m.
24 m.
Aged 54 years
5 m.
11 m.
24 m.
Aged 52 years
9 m.
19 m.
24 m.
Aged 54 years
5 m.
11 m.
23 m.
Aged 37 years
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