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Long overdue. When South Korea and Japan have super interesting Sci-Fi books and movies (e.g. Korean Bladerunner "Natural City"), why not China? I am glad China
by jayalpha 8y ago
Long overdue. When South Korea and Japan have super interesting Sci-Fi books and movies (e.g. Korean Bladerunner "Natural City"), why not China? I am glad China is coming along.
Since I learn Mandarin, feel free to recommend Chinese movies. (I am trying to read 三体 already, don't need more books).
I start with the first (non-scifi) movie:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_Breaker_(film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_Breaker_(film)
Please recommend more Chinese movies if you can
- kaffeemitsahne 8y agoWong Kar-Wai is a Chinese director I like a lot.
- idoubtit 8y agoWong Kar-Wai grew and made his main films in Hong-Kong, which was not part of China (AKA People's Republic of China). I believe most of his actors spoke Cantonese, not Mandarin. Since these languages are mutually unintelligible, it's of little use to the OP which was learning the latter.
- chillee 8y agoThree Chinese movies I've seen get fairly widespread acclaim are: 1. Hero 2. Flowers of Shanghai 3. The Legend of the Drunken Master