Wu Yonggang

Wu Yonggang

Wu Yonggang (November 1, 1907 - January 18, 1982), born in Wu County, Jiangsu Province, is a director and screenwriter in mainland China.

In 1928, he took part in the film silver gun robber. In 1934, he wrote and directed his first silent film the goddess. In 1936, he wrote and directed the national defense film "top gun". In 1941, he directed the plot film love in the field. In 1946, he directed the plot film "loyalty home". In 1950, he directed the first film about rural land reform after liberation, the distant countryside. In 1955, he directed the plot film "Hassen and gamila", which won the third prize of the excellent film award of the Ministry of culture of China. In 1958, he co directed the plot film "Lin Chong" with comfort. In 1962, he directed the opera stage art film "biyuzan". In 1976, the drama film "let Xuzhou" directed by him was released. In 1980, he and Wu Yigong co directed the plot film "Ba Shan Ye Yu", which won the best feature film award of the 1st China Film Golden Rooster Award. In 1981, he directed the drama film "the cloud of Chu". On December 18, 1982, Wu Yonggang died of illness at the age of 75.

Character experience

In 1928, he took part in the film silver gun robber. In 1934, he wrote and directed his first silent film the goddess. In 1935, directed by Lin ChuChu, Wang Renmei co starred in the plot film "little angel.".

In 1936, he wrote and directed the national defense film "top gun", starring Jin Yan and Wang Renmei; in the same year, he directed the crime film "wave Amoy sand", which tells the story of a policeman chasing a sailor who killed his wife and lover, and the last two people died on a desert island.

In 1938, his costume film "Si Pan Jin Lian" was released; in the same year, he directed the plot film "invincible Martial Arts Troupe" co starring Liu Ji Qun and Han LAN Gen; in addition, he directed the action film "Yellow Sea robber" co starring Wang Ren Mei, Gao Zhan Fei and Chen Tian Guo.

In 1939, the costume film Lin Chong's revenge on a snowy night was released. In 1940, Li Luan Qu, a plot film directed by him, was released. In 1941, he directed the plot film "love flower in the battlefield" co starred by Gu Lanjun and Zhu Shaoquan; in the same year, the plot film "the sea of people" directed by him was released. In 1946, he directed the plot film "loyalty and righteousness house" co starring Liu Qiong, Qin Yi and Han Tao.

In 1947, he established Daye film company and directed the plot film "Spring Festival song"; in the same year, his plot film "life is a big deal" was released. In 1948, he directed the plot film "deep love for a calf" starring Pei Chong and Shali. In 1949, he was the director of Shanghai Film Studio; in the same year, he directed the plot film "hungry people" co starred by Guan Hongda and Han Langen. In 1950, he directed the first film about rural land reform after liberation, the distant countryside.

In 1955, he directed the plot film "Hassen and gamila" co starred by Abe Lai and fan Lida, which won the third prize of the excellent film award of the Ministry of culture of China for feature film. In 1956, he wrote and directed the fantasy film "autumn Weng meets the immortal", which was adapted from the story of "Guanyuan old man meets the fairy late" in "modern and ancient wonders".

In 1958, he co directed the plot film "Lin Chong" with comfort. In 1962, he directed the opera stage art film "biyuzan". In 1963, he directed the stage art film you Sanjie. In 1976, the drama film "let Xuzhou" directed by him was released. In 1978, he directed the opera art film Liu Sanjie. In 1979, the opera film "tea boy dramatist" directed by him was released.

In 1980, he and Wu Yigong co directed the plot film "Ba Shan Ye Yu", which won the best feature film award of the 1st China Film Golden Rooster Award. With this film, he was shortlisted for the best director award of the 1st China Film Golden Rooster Award. In 1981, he directed the plot film "Chutian Fengyun", which is based on the historical background of the split of ninghan and the confluence of ninghan in 1927. In 1982, he joined the Communist Party of China. On January 18, 1982, Wu Yonggang died of illness at the age of 75.

Main works

Director's work

Screenwriter's works

Take part in the film

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Wu Yonggang's concern for human nature is unfolded through a narrative mode of dual structure, which corresponds to Murray Stein's "daily conscience" and "monthly conscience", among which "monthly conscience" represents Wu Yonggang's emotional orientation, that is, the pursuit of perfect righteousness. This kind of emotional orientation leads Wu Yonggang to explore in the aspects of picture narration, metaphor montage, light and shadow modeling and film tone, making him one of the directors with modern consciousness and intellectual flavor in the history of Chinese film (review of contemporary film). Wu Yonggang's realism first of all respects the reality of life and describes life with its original appearance, so it has the characteristics of objectivity and realism. The objective realism of life is not mechanically copied, but requires the creator's thinking about life, condensing the creator's emotion, love, tendency and hope, that is, emphasizing the creator's subjective grasp of life. This is Wu Yonggang's basic understanding and advocate of Realism (film art review).