Di Lei Zhan Chuan Qi 地雷战传奇
Chinese title (trad.):
地雷戰傳奇
Chinese title (simpl.):
地雷战传奇
Russian title:
История минной войны
Release year:
2007
Country:
China
Number of episodes:
30
Episode running time:
45 minutes
Genre:
war, drama
Language:
mandarin
China release date:
Type:
TV series
Description:
During the War of Resistance Against Japan, the people of the Haiyang area on the Jiaodong Peninsula, under the leadership of the Communist Party, worked with the Eighth Route Army to wage a guerrilla landmine war. In the mountains, on the roads, at sea, inside and around Japanese strongholds, they struck at the Japanese and puppet troops as if appearing out of thin air.
Militiaman and guerrilla Zhao Xiao-Dong was skilled at copying and modifying all kinds of landmines and became famous far and wide as the "King of Explosions." Show more Under him was a group of fighters who struck terror into the enemy: Sui Lao-Han, an old Boxer who was a master of the homemade cannon; Sui Hai-Qiong, a bold and capable woman militiaman; Ge Bian-Liu, a sharpshooter raised in a hunter's family; Hai Li-Zi, an excellent swimmer who was nonetheless not quite a perfect soldier... In those years of fire, Zhao Xiao-Dong became romantically entangled with three women of different backgrounds and temperaments; pure friendship intertwined with love, and romance coexisted with sacrifice amid the smoke of battle.
The local armed forces taken under the wing of Xing Deng-Ke, a special commissioner sent by the Kuomintang, were also seizing territory. At times they fought the enemy alongside the Eighth Route Army and the guerrillas, and at times they stirred up minor friction. But in the common effort to strike at the Japanese invaders, they more often displayed the fierce mettle of men from Qilu.
Ji Shan-Bao, a fellow disciple of Zhao Xiao-Dong, wavered between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. His deep-seated loyalty to the brotherhood of the martial world ultimately could not completely extinguish the conscience of an ordinary Chinese, and even in his recklessness there was a generous, gallant charm.
In the struggles against mopping-up operations and grain seizures, the militiamen's landmine warfare showed its tremendous power. The Japanese and puppets suffered heavy losses, trembled at the sight of mines, and turned pale at the mention of them. They rescued laborers, punished traitors and rebels, protected the wheat harvest, cleverly seized enemy grain, and cut the Japanese army's sea and land supply lines. As the militia guerrillas gradually grew stronger, their methods of landmine warfare also kept innovating and became ever more masterly. In the battle to liberate Haiyang county town, the guerrillas used a self-made "cannon-cart mine" to blow open the stronghold of the Japanese troops putting up a desperate resistance, clearing the way for the main Eighth Route Army forces attacking the town.
Zhao Xiao-Dong and his comrades pushed landmine warfare to its utmost, making it a legend in the history of people's war. As a microcosm of the heroic struggle of the entire people of Haiyang during the War of Resistance, it is forever recorded in the glorious annals of the Chinese nation's great anti-Japanese struggle.
Militiaman and guerrilla Zhao Xiao-Dong was skilled at copying and modifying all kinds of landmines and became famous far and wide as the "King of Explosions." Show more Under him was a group of fighters who struck terror into the enemy: Sui Lao-Han, an old Boxer who was a master of the homemade cannon; Sui Hai-Qiong, a bold and capable woman militiaman; Ge Bian-Liu, a sharpshooter raised in a hunter's family; Hai Li-Zi, an excellent swimmer who was nonetheless not quite a perfect soldier... In those years of fire, Zhao Xiao-Dong became romantically entangled with three women of different backgrounds and temperaments; pure friendship intertwined with love, and romance coexisted with sacrifice amid the smoke of battle.
The local armed forces taken under the wing of Xing Deng-Ke, a special commissioner sent by the Kuomintang, were also seizing territory. At times they fought the enemy alongside the Eighth Route Army and the guerrillas, and at times they stirred up minor friction. But in the common effort to strike at the Japanese invaders, they more often displayed the fierce mettle of men from Qilu.
Ji Shan-Bao, a fellow disciple of Zhao Xiao-Dong, wavered between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. His deep-seated loyalty to the brotherhood of the martial world ultimately could not completely extinguish the conscience of an ordinary Chinese, and even in his recklessness there was a generous, gallant charm.
In the struggles against mopping-up operations and grain seizures, the militiamen's landmine warfare showed its tremendous power. The Japanese and puppets suffered heavy losses, trembled at the sight of mines, and turned pale at the mention of them. They rescued laborers, punished traitors and rebels, protected the wheat harvest, cleverly seized enemy grain, and cut the Japanese army's sea and land supply lines. As the militia guerrillas gradually grew stronger, their methods of landmine warfare also kept innovating and became ever more masterly. In the battle to liberate Haiyang county town, the guerrillas used a self-made "cannon-cart mine" to blow open the stronghold of the Japanese troops putting up a desperate resistance, clearing the way for the main Eighth Route Army forces attacking the town.
Zhao Xiao-Dong and his comrades pushed landmine warfare to its utmost, making it a legend in the history of people's war. As a microcosm of the heroic struggle of the entire people of Haiyang during the War of Resistance, it is forever recorded in the glorious annals of the Chinese nation's great anti-Japanese struggle.
Movie crew
director:
Ye Qing-Chun, Wang Shuo, Wang De-Gong, Ye Qing-Chun
2 m.
Ye Qing-Chun
23 m.
Wang Shuo
1 m.
Wang De-Gong
5 m.
Ye Qing-Chun
presenter:
Han Guo-Qiang, Wang Yu-Bo, Chen Zheng, Zhang Qing-Pei, Sui Feng-Fu, Wang Fu-Min, Yan Bin, Ye Qing-Chun
119 m.
Han Guo-Qiang
10 m.
Chen Zheng
119 m.
3 m.
Wang Yu-Bo
10 m.
2 m.
Zhang Qing-Pei
2 m.
Sui Feng-Fu
2 m.
Wang Fu-Min
1 m.
Yan Bin
5 m.
Ye Qing-Chun
producer:
Chen Zheng, Zhang Qing-Pei, Zhu Li-Hua, Zou Chang-Qing, Jiang Shi-Li, Hu Meng-Qing, Zhang Jian-Zhong, Xu Yu-Ming, Tian Hong-Nian, Tian Lu-Min, Ma Jin-Zhu, Chen Shi-Han, Ye Qing-Chun
70 m.
Zhu Li-Hua
15 m.
Zhang Jian-Zhong
21 m.
Tian Hong-Nian
2 m.
Chen Zheng
2 m.
Zhang Qing-Pei
70 m.
2 m.
Zou Chang-Qing
3 m.
Jiang Shi-Li
7 m.
Hu Meng-Qing
15 m.
1 m.
Xu Yu-Ming
21 m.
9 m.
Tian Lu-Min
7 m.
Ma Jin-Zhu
3 m.
Chen Shi-Han
5 m.
Ye Qing-Chun
planning:
Li Ying-Zuo, Wang Dong-Kai, Li Xiao-Hui, Sun Dong-Ming
1 m.
Li Ying-Zuo
1 m.
Wang Dong-Kai
9 m.
Li Xiao-Hui
1 m.
Sun Dong-Ming
script:
Yan Yu-Tong, Zhuang Da-Shan, Bi Ye-Jun, Bi Ye-Jun
12 m.
Yan Yu-Tong
12 m.
2 m.
Zhuang Da-Shan
1 m.
Bi Ye-Jun
5 m.
Bi Ye-Jun
script supervisor:
cinematographer:
Zhang Ying-Jie, Zhu Shao-Jie, Li Ang, Li Suo, Wong Bok-Yin
33 m.
Zhu Shao-Jie
Aged 27 years
22 m.
Li Ang
16 m.
Li Suo
6 m.
Zhang Ying-Jie
33 m.
Aged 27 years
22 m.
16 m.
25 m.
Wong Bok-Yin
art director:
makeup:
lighting:
hair stylist:
editor:
sound recordist:
props:
action director:
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