movie "The Climber" was released on National Day files on September 30. As of 22:30 on October 4, 2019, the box office of "The Climber" has reached 650 million yuan. "Climbers" mainly tells the story of the Chinese mountaineering team successfully ascending Mount Everest from the north slope in 1960, completing the first human climb to the summit of Mount Everest from the north slope.
"The Climber" has gathered many powerful actors such as Wu Jing, Zhang Ziyi, Zhang Yi, Jing Boran, Hu Ge, etc. The outstanding performances of the actors made the audience appreciate the great efforts and sacrifices made by the ancestors to win glory for the country. In the end credits, the elderly Yang Guang (played by Hu Ge) played by Jackie Chan climbed Mount Everest with a prosthetic limb, which moved countless people.
Below, let us summarize the most tear-jerking lines in the film and see if there is one that moves you.
1, "I order you to board"
director Li Rengang chose to place the climb of the Chinese mountaineering team in 1960 at the beginning, as the introduction of the movie, guiding the audience to quickly enter the story. Therefore, at the beginning of the film, the mountaineers represented by Fang Wuzhou, Li Guoliang and others encountered a heavy snowstorm. The old captain was in danger and appointed Fang Wuzhou as the new captain. “I order you to board.” The old captain himself did. Always stay in the arms of Mount Everest. The line
actually has a profound background. In the early days of liberation, there was a serious shortage of social materials. To fight against nature, to develop, and to face hostile forces, the Chinese must firmly believe that man will conquer nature. And the way of issuing military orders or death orders, using the method of oppressing the limit to complete the goal has made the Chinese create countless miracles. Climbing Mount Everest is also an attempt without regrets or retreat in this context.
Faced with extremely cruel natural dangers, Fang Wuzhou, Li Guoliang and other Chinese climbers supported each other. With a heart that never gave up, they finally climbed to the top of Mount Everest. At this moment, how many people were moved and how many people fell. Tears.
2, "Our own mountain, we have to climb it ourselves"
Xu Haotian, the captain who was covered by heavy snow due to an avalanche, waited for everyone to find him easily, he struggled to tell everyone with the last bit of effort: "Our own mountain, we have to climb it ourselves. , Let the whole world see the Chinese.”
Similarly, this sentence also has a profound historical background. At that time, China and its neighboring countries still had sovereignty disputes. The neighboring countries directly said that you have never boarded your own territory. The choking Chinese diplomats could not answer. The meaning of "our own mountain, we have to climb ourselves" has long surpassed mountaineering, but reached the level of national dignity.
actor Liu Xiaofeng said frankly: "I am honored to play the role of the climber Xu Haotian in the 60s, and I also deeply feel the love in the role."
3, "I want to be his pride"
In 1975, he challenged the Chinese mountaineering team to climb for the second time. On Everest, mountaineer Yang Guang (played by Hu Ge) joined the team. When
was injured in a stretch exercise, Yang Guang was told by the doctor that he had a congenital disease and was not suitable for mountaineering. But he did not choose to give up, because Yang Guang, in addition to fulfilling his national mission, also fulfilled a promise he made to his father. He told the team doctor: "Mount Everest is the closest to the sky. I hope he can see the moment I reach the top in the sky. I hope to be his pride."
But unfortunately, Yang Guang played by Hu Ge was climbing Mount Everest. Because of helping his teammates to keep out the cold, he was amputation of both calves due to frostbite. At that time, he miserably lost his dream of summiting Mount Everest.
But he did not give up his dream of climbing Everest. At 10:40 on May 14, 2018, the 69-year-old Yang Guang (prototype Xia Boyu, born in 1949) played by Jackie Chan successfully climbed Mount Everest, becoming the first China to climb Mount Everest relying on both legs and prostheses. People. In February 2019, Xia Boyu won the Best Sports Moment of the Year at the 2019 Lawrence World Sports Awards and was selected as a mountaineer in the "2020 Guinness World Records".
For Hu Ge, who played the mountaineer for the first time, this is a profound performance. In order to make the character fuller, the character image clearer, and the logic more meticulous, Hu Ge tried to achieve every perfect shot with repeated trials.
4, "What I promised you, I can definitely do it"
In the movie, Wu Jing said "what I promised you, I can definitely do it"The promise moved countless people. Behind the promise of
, it is not just that Fang Wuzhou, played by Wu Jing, escorts his teammates in the movie, using his body as a ladder for people to climb. In reality, Wu Jing also has a leg injury that has not yet fully recovered, and starred in various roles. During the climbing training process, kneeling, slipping, and falling are performed over and over again according to the scene. "Promise, you can do it" this sentence drew everyone's tears, and won everyone's admiration. This commitment was made by Fang Wuzhou's prototype Wang Fuzhou to the country and his teammates, and Wu Jing to the crew of The Climber. Every promise is fulfilled, and there are multiple efforts behind it.
The obvious climbing scene in "The Climber" is a respect for history, and the actor's emotional performance is a tribute to the hero's struggle. No matter how quiet and good years are, someone is going to carry your weight. The dignity of a country never depends on other countries' charity, only its own efforts and strength. If you want to have a good life, life will always ask you, why?
"The Climber" is a story adventure film directed by Li Rengang, starring Wu Jing, Zhang Ziyi, Zhang Yi, Jing Boran, Hu Ge, Wang Jingchun, He Lin, etc., and Jackie Chan's friendship. The film tells the story of the Chinese mountaineering team successfully ascending Mount Everest from the north slope on May 25, 1960, completing the first human climb to the summit of Mount Everest from the north slope.
