To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the movie "Emergency Rescue" yesterday morning linked the Ministry of Transport in the East China Sea to honour the mother’s birthday with a whistle. The loud whistle resounded across the sky and spread across the vast sea. The movie "Emergency Rescue" and the Chinese Salvage People used this unique way to declare that the motherland is our country and strengthen our country! Today, the movie released another poster with the theme of "My Motherland". On the poster, Chinese salvage ships line up neatly, ready to save lives in the vast sea.
Illustrated: The official poster of the movie "Emergency Rescue". This film, led by Lin Chaoxian, is based on real maritime rescue incidents. It tells the story of the ace Secret Service member Gao Qian (Peng Yuyan) and his good brother Zhao Cheng (Wang Yanlin) and other rescuers. The story of Laoren facing the challenge of a major disaster and performing thrilling rescue missions together. This is also the first film in the history of Chinese film to focus on maritime rescue. The film shows that since the founding of New China, China's salvage has been developing vigorously and has become an internationally influential professional salvage team. ready anytime! The Salvage and Salvage Bureau honoured the National Day with a whistle to "keep the oceans and protect lives. The motherland has walked with the country for 70 years." At the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China, the movie "Emergency Rescue" released a poster with the theme of "My Motherland". In the rough seas, modern rescue ships such as "South China Sea Rescue 115" and "East China Sea Rescue 201" lined up neatly waiting for the motherland’s "review". The rescue helicopter, which pierced through the clouds and broke the fog, soared between the blue sea and blue sky like seagulls, always ready. Meet the new test. These equipment not only show the strength of our country's maritime rescue, but also a symbol of the prosperity of the motherland. In fact, as an important part of the national emergency response system, China Salvage has always adhered to the concept of "people-centered" development since its establishment, and loyally fulfills its sacred duty of rescue of human lives at sea. Now it enjoys a high reputation in the field of international maritime rescue. The strength of China's salvage is closely related to the prosperity and development of the 70 years since the founding of New China. It is precisely with the prosperity of the motherland that China's salvage can develop and grow. The poster of "My Motherland I" not only shows China's salvage power, but also shows the Chinese spirit and power of the new era. Great powers, escorts, missions must be achieved.
Caption: Director Lin Chaoxian guides the rescue team on the spot as the first film focusing on maritime rescue in a Chinese-language film. This time the film "Emergency Rescue" chose a special and innovative way to present National Day-the film united transportation department The honking of the flute in the East China Sea also demonstrated the true meaning of Chinese rescuers to the motherland. China's hard power! The ace team helped to rescue the people in the first filming
. Caption: It took three years for the rescue team to assemble the official picture film. It took three cities in Fuzhou, Guangxi, Xiamen, and four overseas Mexico. The real rescue shots of the sea, land and air can be said to have overcome Many hardships. In order to complete the "water play" recognized as the most difficult in the world, director Lin Chaoxian led actors such as Peng Yuyan, Wang Yanlin, and Xin Zhilei to Mexico to complete underwater shooting at filming locations such as "Titanic" and "Pirates of the Caribbean". The director always uses international standards to require actors and leads the entire crew to rise to difficulties and challenge multiple limits. It not only presents the thrilling maritime rescue operations in three dimensions, but also reveals the spirit of Chinese rescuers. (Sun Jiayin, chief reporter of Xinmin Evening News)
