It is understood that "Moon Street" was produced by the Propaganda Department of the Dali Prefecture Committee and filmed by Gu Xiaojun Wenxiang Studio. It is adapted from the novel of the same name by Bai ethnic writer Youfan. It is a Dali "Flowers, Snow and Moon" created by the original cast after "A Palm of Snow". "The "Moon" theme story created in a series of relays.
As mentioned in the film, "Moon Street" is not a street, but a night where people sing love songs. The film takes the form of a folk music documentary and tells the true story of the blind folk artist Zhang Shuxian in Dali who met, got to know each other, and stayed together with his lover. The whole film uses Zhang Shuxian as the character clue, and is starred by Zhang Shuxian and Yang Jihua themselves. The whole film lasts 34 minutes and 34 seconds, which means that the three lives and three lives will last forever.
Although Zhang Shuxian is blind, all aspects of the world are remembered by him in the form of sounds. The vast world is hidden in his ears. He leads people into singing and makes people hear and see Dali. This film cleverly borrows clues and uses the moonlight as the road to explore the earth and nostalgia. It is a documentary about "the moon takes people home". The "home" here is not only Zhang Shuxian's yard, but also the hometown of Dali that breeds songs. earth.
After watching the movie, director Gu Xiaojun said that this is a story told through music. He said: "This is a theme-first creation, which is responsible for the task of interpreting the cultural symbol of 'Dali Moon'. This film is 'for culture'." The promotional video of "Service" is essentially an expression of cultural narrative." He also shared that the power of culture is hidden in every ordinary person's emotional expression and love and belonging to his hometown.
Fan Fan, the author of the story "Moon Street", shared with the audience: "Dali is a cornucopia of creations. What I have been working hard on is to hold out these treasures reverently and carefully, just like returning the earth to the earth." Earth, return the sky to the sky, return the birds to the birds, return Moon Street to Moon Street.”
The documentary “Moon Street” opens a window for the audience to understand Dali’s national music culture. With delicate images and moving music, it shows the historical origins, development process, and inheritance and innovation of Dali national music in the new era.
At the folk song sharing concert after the movie viewing event, folk singers from all over Dali performed classic Dali folk songs live with their simple and moving voices. These songs may be cheerful and melodious, full of the joy of life, or they may be affectionate and tactful, telling moving stories. In their moving singing, the audience was not only attracted by the beautiful scenery of Dali, but also moved by the profound heritage of Dali's national music.
When the snow falls, the moon rises, the wind blows, the flowers bloom, and the clouds return, Dali is romantic and natural, giving birth to many folk music that have been sung for a long time. Folk songs, minor tunes, faucet strings... Dali people sing beside the fields, under the moonlight, and also in the wind, flowers, snow and moon. They sing about work, love, spring planting and autumn harvest, fishing, woodworking, farming and reading, and they also sing about love than gold and hard work. Bees and butterflies dance. In Dali folk songs, people can always see the local customs and customs of Dali "in their ears".
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