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At the end of Nanjing, Nanjing, the Japanese dance evocation.

Title: Nanjing! Nanjing! 》

English title: City of Life and Death

Total film length:140min

Director: Lu Chuan

The main actors: Liu Ye, Gao Yuanyuan, Qin Lan, Jiang,,.

Type: Plot/War

Products: China Film Group Corporation, Stellar Media Group, Jiangsu Radio and Television Group, Hong Kong Huanya Film, Shanghai An Baili Investment Consulting.

Premiere: April 22, 2009 (domestic) premiere: April 18 19:35, CCTV6 "Premiere" column-"Nanjing! Nanjing! "World premiere"

Color color: black and white

Introduction:

1February, 937, Nanjing city was broken. Although a large number of National Revolutionary Army soldiers fled the city, at the same time, there were still a large number of soldiers who did not want to surrender and launched hopeless and tragic resistance in the streets of the city. One of them is Lu (Liu Ye), an elite member of the National Army. After the resistance finally failed and the blood of hundreds of thousands of China people finally dyed the Yangtze River red, the whole city of Nanjing was reduced to death. The only thing left alive is the "safety zone" in Jinling Women's College. Here, a large number of refugees have temporarily gained a breathing space because of Rabe's "Nazi" status. The actual persons in charge of refugee work in the safe area are Rabe's secretary Tang () and the returned female teacher Jiang (Gao Yuanyuan). However, in the eyes of the Japanese army, the so-called "safe zone" is just a "warehouse" that hoards a lot of female resources. And Rabe's German identity, in front of the powerful Japanese army, is just a fig leaf that can be torn off at any time. Women in China not only use their bodies to save men hiding in refugee camps. Kakukawa (Hideo Nakaizumi) is an ordinary soldier of the Japanese 1st16th Division. Known by teammates as "people who have read books", they are sensitive and inexperienced. And his companion captain Yita (Ryu Kohata) is already a veteran. In order to maintain the "life" of Nanjing as an occupier, I experienced various labor costs. Kakukawa finally made his choice: he sent two China survivors out of Nanking and then shot himself.