mentioned "The Electric Wave That Never Elapses", and the loyal audiences of Chinese films still remember it: it was a classic work premiered in 1958. Bayi Film Studio put the real deeds of Martyr Li Bai on the big screen and made China a reality. The first film to describe the struggle of the Chinese Communist Party on the hidden front. In the
film, Li Xia played by Sun Daolin will knock out "Comrades, farewell, I miss you" just before being arrested, which has become an eternal scene in Chinese film history.
is separated from the old movies for more than half a century. The Shanghai Song and Dance Troupe once again extracted the red core from history and classic movies, and after incorporating a new dance vocabulary, the dance drama "The Electric Waves That Never Elapsed" has been auditioned since December 2018. Before the end of this year, the first year of the premiere will break 100 games. Behind the rare phenomenon, the charm of dance drama and the charm of archetype stories are all essential elements. The charm of the story of
is also the starting point of inspiration for this new show. Since the founding of New China 70 years ago, generations of literary and art workers have left too many classic works of realistic themes, and used various art for those worthy of memorable history. Way to remember for more people.
On the evening of October 13, a set of CCTV prime files will broadcast a new original cultural program "China in Stories" hosted by Qing Dong.
is a completely independent and original program mode. "China in Stories" systematically sorts out and summarizes the realistic literary works in the 70 years since the founding of New China, and selects outstanding characters and stories that integrate ideological, artistic, and ornamental features. Combining film and television, drama, variety shows and other techniques, connects the "Video Art Museum" of New China, which not only reproduces the classics, but also excavates the true imprint and spirit of the times behind the classics. The first issue of
kicked off with "The Electric Wave That Never Dies". The show invites the prototype characters of the classic character Li Xia-the family and comrades of the martyr Li Bai, as well as the starring actors of the 1958 version of the movie, to tell the ordinary heroes in their hearts.
and directed by Tian Qinxin, the stage performances led by Hu Ge and Liu Tao will pay tribute to revolutionary martyrs and the older generation of artists in a classic way. The classic pictures in the
black-and-white movies are unforgettable: at the moment of the enemy's upcoming crisis, Li Xia is racing against time and insisting on sending out intelligence. Facing the enemy’s muzzle, he calmly swallowed the telegram manuscript into his stomach, and bid farewell to his comrades: "Comrades, farewell, I miss you!"
This time, Hu Ge and Liu Tao followed the "Langya Bang". As a "close lover", he plays Li Xia and He Lanfen.
At the script reading meeting hosted by the theater director Tian Qinxin, they repeatedly studied the script, figured out the characters, and considered the tone and expression of each place.
In the eyes of the two leading actors, this is not a simple interpretation. They pay tribute to real heroes, so the performance must be worthy of the martyrs lying underground.
Liu Tao said that he had been crying when he got the script. “I cried once when I read it. I really feel how difficult it is for the revolutionary ancestors.”
Hu Ge said, “I have a lot of respect for this kind of role. Like the glimmer in the dark, once sacrificed, no one may know that such a person has ever existed in the world, so I also hope that through this performance, more audiences will know that we cannot live without them. ”
