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Qing chun zhi ge (Motion picture : 1953)
Guangzhou qiao jia ren wen hua chuan bo you xian gong si
1 videodisc (70 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
"Zhang Yunlan is a professor at the Conservatory of Music, his wife is a pianist, and his daughter is a talented singer. Zhang Yunlan believes that music is purely technical art and pure beauty. The students talked a lot about his views, he resigned angrily, wrote works at home, and was preparing to hold a concert of his own works, but he did not expect the concert to fail. The family's life became increasingly poor, and the creditors came to ask for debts, so they had to use the piano as collateral. He was completely desperate, and even thought of suicide. With the help of friends and his daughter, he went back to being a student. The students sang songs full of zeitgeist, which had a great impact on him. He began to re-examine his artistic views, and soon he wrote the song 'Song of Youth', which was well received by the masses."--BaiDu (Chinese "Wikipeda").
"Song of Youth" (also known as "Ode to Youth") is a Hong Kong film released on June 12, 1953. The film tells the story of a musician who changed his creative concept and created works that the people love.
bian ju Liu Qiong ; dao yan Liu Qiong, Hu Xiaofeng.
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1953.