A very sweet and sad tale based on one of the many stories from Cultural Revolution. It feels personal since the heroine claims that she wants to be a writer, and at the end of the film she goes abroad to study. Coincidentally, the author is a Chinese (American) living in Florida who seems to know exactly how it felt living under Mao Tse Tung. It was brilliantly translated to film by the accomplished Zhang Yimou.
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Under the Hawthorn Tree
Overview
The daughter of a right-winger, schoolgirl Jing Qiu is sent to the countryside for reeducation, and tasked to help write a textbook. There she meets Lao San, a young soldier with a bright future ahead. Despite the class divide and parental disapproval, romance blooms against turbulent times.
Release date
16/09/2010
Votes
161
Popularity
1.9
Zhou Dongyu
Jing
Shawn Dou
Sun
Xi Meijuan
Jing's Mother
Li Xuejian
Mr.Zhang
Cheng Taishen
Mr.Luo
Sa Rina
Auntie
Lü Liping
Wei's Mother
Jiang Ruijia
Wei
Yu Xinbo
Lin
Yi Xinyun
Fang
Sun Haiying
Sun's Father
Wang Jinsong
Director Li
He Xiaoyu
Huanhuan
Wang Zheng
Eldest Brother
Yao Yitian
Sister-in-Law
Qiu Muyuan
Jing's Brother
Hu Xinyuan
Jing's Sister
Bian Tiejun
P.E. Teacher
Huang Xiaoge
Nurse 1
Gao Ye
Nurse 2
Sun Wanni
Nurse 3
Li Qing
Cameraman
Yao Li
Nurse Gao
Bai Xiaoyan
Woman in Hospital
Zang Xichuan
Worker 1
Li Shuang
Worker 2
Chen Xingxu
Sun's Brother
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