The early film "Popular Cinema", once the leading boss of many magazines, originated from the memories of young boys and girls watching open-air cinemas. Today I would like to share with you a set of covers of the 1965 Popular Cinema and reminisce about the memories of that beautiful moment.
1. The cover of the first issue of "Popular Movie" in 1965 is stills of the movie "The Young Generation", starring Yang Zaibao, Da Shichang, Wen Xiying, Zhu Manfang, Zhao Liyin and Sally.
The film, based on the play of the same name, was a sensation when it was released, influencing the outlook and values of several generations. Going to the countryside, to the frontiers, to the places where the motherland needs it most was the highest pursuit of the enthusiastic young people of that era.
2. "Popular Movie" 1965 No. 2 and 3 cover film feature film "Lei Feng" classic stills, Dong Jintang, Yang Guifa, Yu Chunmian, He Yanfeng starring.
The film shows the noble virtues of Grand Duke Lei Feng who is selfless, hardworking and simple, and serves the people wholeheartedly. Chairman Mao Zedong once inscribed "Learn from Comrade Lei Feng."
3. The cover of the 4th issue of "Popular Cinema" in 1965 is stills of the movie "The Man with the Soldier", starring Gao Baocheng, Wang Zhigang, Yuan Xia, and Hu Gofei.
This is a film that embodies the method of leading soldiers, telling the growth process of a new soldier who is afraid of hardship, tiredness, love of vanity, and military technology is not good. It verifies a truth: there are no bad soldiers, only people who will not lead soldiers.
4. Stills of the classic feature film "Sentinel under Neon Lights" covered by the 5th issue of Popular Cinema in 1965, starring Xu Linge, Gong Zipi, Liao Youliang, Tao Yuling and Yuan Yue.
The film tells the story of the soldiers of the Eighth Company of a certain unit of the People's Liberation Army responsible for guarding Nanjing Road in Shanghai in the early days of the liberation of Shanghai, who resisted the corrosion of bourgeois ideology and defended the fruits of revolutionary victory under the leadership of the party.
5. The cover of the 6th issue of "Popular Cinema" in 1965 is stills of the classic old movie "The Young Generation", with Yang Zaibao playing Xiao Jiye and Cao Lei playing Lin Lan.
This film shows the enthusiasm of a generation of young people, positive and full of youthful passion. After the film was released, it was unprecedented, making people's blood boil, and young people enthusiastically signed up to go to the most difficult places in the motherland to write spring and autumn for the construction of the motherland. It truly reflects the social atmosphere and spiritual outlook of that era. It is a real youth inspirational drama, a youth idol drama, and it is a youth idol drama with connotations. The film appeared on the cover of Popular Cinema twice in a year, which is enough to see how influential and popular it is.
6. The cover of the 7th issue of Popular Cinema in 1965 is a classic still from the documentary "Awakening Africa".
7. The cover of the 8th and 9th issues of Popular Cinema in 1965 is Chairman Mao's writing in the Cave Dwellings of Yan'an.
8. The cover of the 10th issue of Popular Cinema in 1965 is still from the classic large-scale stage art film "Revolutionary Hymn".
Do you remember the song "Wheat Waves Rolling Golden Light"? It was sung by Guo Lanying in this film, and since then this song has been sung all over the country and has been sung to this day.
9. The cover of the 11th issue of "Popular Film" in 1965 is a classic still from the large-scale stage art film "Dongfang Hong". The film was completed at the initiative and guidance of the beloved Premier Zhou. Our favorite artists Guo Lanying, Wang Kun, Deng Yuhua, Ma Yutao, Li Guangxi's Hu Songhua, Caidan Dolma, etc., all appear in the film.
10. The cover of the 12th issue of Popular Cinema in 1965 shows Chairman Mao and Peng Zhen participating in volunteer labor at the construction site of the Ming Tombs Reservoir on the outskirts of Beijing.
Dear friends, when you see the historical data of Chinese films 57 years ago, how do you feel? Does it evoke memories of the past? Welcome through the comments section, let's share it together!