Five Golden Flowers (1959)
October 1, 1959Release Date
Five Golden Flowers (1959)
October 1, 1959Release Date
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Cast & Crew.
Yang Likun
Deputy Commune Director Jinhua
Mo Zhijiang
A Peng
Sun Jingzhen
Fertilizer Maker Jinhua
Zhu Yijing
Tractor Operator Jinhua
Tan Yaozhong
Herdswoman Jinhua
Wang Jiayi
Director
Gongpu Wang
Writer
Huang Zhong
Painter
Yan Jie
Yajia Yin
Jikang Zhao
Writer
Xiong Zhang
Quan Lao
Chunquan Wang
Cinematographer
Li Wenwei
Grandfather
Chunying Wang
Iron melting head
Wang Suya
Steelworker Jinhua
Guizhen Yang
Hua Xiao
Yue'e Li
Xian Xiao
Yuqing Zhao
Fisherwoman
Hong Huang
Female singer
Wang Yansheng
Ironworks worker
Zhou Wenbin
Old farmer
Wang Jianhua
Auntie Livestock Farm
Weijun Shi
Art Direction
Gan Lu
Art Direction
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Five Golden Flowers (Chinese: 五朶金花; pinyin: Wǔ duo jīnhuā) is a 1959 Chinese romantic musical film directed by Wang Jiayi and produced by Changchun Film Studio. The screenplay was written by Zhao Jikang and Wang Gongpu. Set in the Dali City in Yunnan Province, the film is about a Bai ethnic youth, Ah Peng, searching for his beloved ethnic girl Jin Hua (Golden Flower). Made during the Great Leap Forward, the film celebrates socialist construction and agricultural collectivization. The theme song of the film "By the Butterfly Spring," composed by musician Lei Zhenbang, was one of the most well-known folk songs in China. The film was produced and released in 1959. It received exuberant responses from audiences and was exported to 46 countries after its debut. During the Cultural Revolution, it was banned and attacked by Jiang Qing for promoting romanticism. In 1978, the film was re-released. At the Second Asian-African Film Festival in Cairo in 1960, the film won the best director and best actress awards. In the 2000 Changchun Film Festival, Five Golden Flowers won first place in the "Top 10 Chinese Films of the Century" selection.