Lovers' Rock 情人石
Chinese title (trad.):
情人石
Chinese title (simpl.):
情人石
Russian title:
Камень влюбленных
Release year:
1964
Country:
Hong Kong
Genre:
drama
Language:
mandarin
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On the beach of Shek O, a fishing harbor, there are many rocks shaped like women, called "Lovers' Rock." Legend says they are the transformed spirits of maidens who waited day and night by the sea for their lovers to return. Qiu-Zi (Cheng Pei-Pei), daughter of the wealthy fisherman Lin Jin-Shui, grew up with Su Da-Gui (Huang Tsung-Hsun) as childhood sweethearts, and as they came of age, mutual affection blossomed. College student Qin Yu (Kiu Chong) meets Qiu-Zi by chance at the harbor, secretly falls in love with her, and ultimately stays there. Show more Meanwhile, another local girl, Zeng A-Feng (Man Ling), falls for Da-Gui. Two romances, a love quadrangle, weathered through many trials, until Da-Gui and A-Feng, Qin Yu and Qiu-Zi finally come together. Yet after one voyage to sea, Da-Gui and Qin Yu never return, and two more "Lovers' Rocks" appear on the beach of Shek O.
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Но девушка не отвечала взаимностью Цинь Юй, игнорируя ухаживания до поры до времени. Когда герои сближаются, то проблемы на этом не заканчиваются. В ленте показаны местные обычаи, своеобразные гонки на катерах и просто красивые природные пейзажи. Единственный момент, даже смешной, это когда Цинь Юй с веселым криком "ёху" бежит с объятиями к вернувшемуся другу Да Гуи и получает от того мощный кросс на 72 минуте. И совсем неплохо выглядит самый отрицательный персонаж картины Чьен Тен Цунг (Оу Вэй).