Forest farmers

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Lin Nong (1919-july 21, 2002), formerly known as Su duoze, was born in Nanchong County, Sichuan Province. He is a director, screenwriter and actor in mainland China and graduated from Lu Xun art college.

In 1950, he served as the deputy director of the revolutionary film Wei Guo Bao Jia. In 1954, he directed his first film, xiaoguxian. In 1958, he directed the revolutionary film the daughter of the party. In 1959, his war movie Youth in the fire was released. In 1962, he directed the war movie "Sino Japanese War", which won the jury award of the 12th Portugal Figuera Da Foge International Film Festival. In 1964, he wrote and directed the war movie "soldiers in the city". In 1973, the plot film "sunny day" directed by him was released. In 1978, he directed the drama "Chuang Wang Qi". In 1980, he co directed the war movie Dadu River with Wang Yabiao. In 1984, he directed the feature film "beating fire". In 1987, the plot film "secrets of Confucius" directed by him was released. 1992: his historical film Chongqing negotiation was released. On July 21, 2002, a forestry farmer died of illness in Beijing.

Character experience

In 1919, Su duoze was born into a peasant family in Nanchong County, Sichuan Province. In 1935, he entered the agricultural and Forestry Experimental School. In 1937, he left his hometown and came to Chongqing. Later, it was renamed as a forest farmer. Soon after, he came to Wuhan and was admitted to the propaganda team of the seventh theater and the propaganda team of the first theater.

In September 1936, he went to Yan'an, the holy land of revolution, to participate in the revolution; in December, he joined the Communist Party of China. In 1939, he began to study in the Anti Japanese military and Political University, and then he was admitted to Lu Xun art college to learn drama knowledge. After the victory of the Anti Japanese War, he was assigned to the Northeast cultural and industrial group and played an important role in the drama thunderstorm.

In 1948, he taught at Lu Xun Art College in Shenyang, and also served as the director and actor of the theater company. In the same year, he served as the director of northeast film studio, the 4th member of China Federation of literary and art circles, and the 4th member of China Film Association. In addition, he published a monograph "notes of actors". In 1949, he was transferred to Changchun Film Studio. In 1950, he was the deputy director of the revolutionary film "Wei Guo Bao Jia"; in the same year, he was the deputy director of the plot film "Shangrao concentration camp".

In 1953, he took part in the drama film harvest. In 1954, he directed his first film "xiaoguxian" independently; in the same year, he directed the plot film "a storm" with Xie Jin. In 1955, the plot film "mysterious traveling companion" directed by him was released. In 1956, together with Xie Jin, cen fan and Wang Yingdong, he acted as the executive director of the Spring Festival Gala. In 1959, his war movie Youth in the fire was released. In 1957, he directed the plot film "beacon in the border village" co starred by Dachi and Wang Xiaotang.

In 1958, he directed the revolutionary film "the daughter of the party" co starred by Xia Peijie and Li Lin. In 1959, the plot film "shipyard tracking" directed by him was released; in the same year, he directed the plot film "trial voyage". In 1962, he directed the war film "Sino Japanese War of 1894-1895", which tells the story of Sino Japanese War of 1894-1895. The film won the jury award of the 12th Portugal Figuera Da Furi International Film Festival. In 1964, he wrote and directed the war movie "soldiers in the city", CO starring Chen Rubin, Li Muran and Pang Xueqin.

In 1973, the plot film "sunny day" directed by him was released, which was adapted from the novel of the same name by Hao Ran. In 1975, he directed the plot film "Golden Road" co starring Zhang Guomin and Ma Jingwu. In 1978, he directed the drama "Chuang Wang Qi", which was adapted from Yao xueyin's novel "Li Zicheng". In 1980, he and Wang Yabiao co directed the war movie Dadu River, which co starred Fu Xuecheng, Han Shi and Liu huaizheng.

In 1981, the plot film "strange marriage" directed by him was released. In 1984, Cao Lianfen co directed and co directed the movie "the plot jumps". In 1987, the drama film "secret of Confucius" directed by him was released; in the same year, he took part in the drama film "speeding".

1989: participated in the historical film the founding ceremony. 1991: plays Shao Lizi in the plot movie after the decisive battle, which is adapted from Huang Shiren's novel "the decisive battle of the general is not just on the battlefield". 1992: his historical film Chongqing negotiation was released.

Personal life

On July 21, 2002, Lin Nong died of illness in Beijing; on August 8, the ashes were placed in Fenghuangshan cemetery in Changping, Beijing.

Main works

Directing works

Screenwriter's works

Assistant director

literary works

Take part in the film

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Among Lin Nong's contemporaries, he is not only an outstanding existence, but also a rare scenery. He is not only "born for the film", but also expresses his "faith" and "sincerity" in the film or through the film. He is an important constructor and spokesman of the spiritual connotation and cultural temperament of new China's film. As an actor born director, Lin Nong's exploration and training of actors is well-known; because of his "understanding of drama", Lin Nong's internal rhythm formed by creating situations, dramatic conflicts and scene scheduling also ensures the integrity of the film itself and enhances the ideological and emotional tension of the film. Moreover, Lin Nong not only "understands drama", but also understands the inner rhythm, scene scheduling and narrative conflict of managing films (review of contemporary films).

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