Qi Gong
Ding Yinnan, Ding Zhen
Ma Enran, Wang Fulai, Kong Xiangyu, Zhang Shaogang, Zhang Weixun, Liu Lin, Dingdang, Cheng Qian, Narenhua, Yang Lixin, Sun Zhihang, Wang Bozhao, Dali, Li Qingxiang, Sun Jifeng, Li Ye, Yan Peiwen, Mao Jing, Zhang Youxian, Zhao Yingli, Zhang Ge, Liu Ziqiang, Jia Fengzhu, Huang Wei, Li Fangcong
2015
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
98 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as启功，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2015Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.6(For reference only)。
In an alleyway of old Beijing, there lives the unassuming master of calligraphy and painting, Qi Gong (played by Ma Enran). He and his elderly wife (played by Wang Fulai) treat each other with respect and live a simple, peaceful life. However, in an era filled with turmoil, ordinary individuals find it difficult to remain untouched by the storm. Qi Gong, of banner nationality, faces numerous troubles during the surging waves of the Cultural Revolution. The Red Guards can storm into his home to search for "counter-revolutionary" items, but fortunately, there are always those with a deep appreciation for traditional culture who secretly offer assistance. Throughout the movement, Qi Gong often reminisces about his early days of learning painting, the conversations he had with teachers and friends, and the companionship he shared with his wife. These memories evoke a deep sense of nostalgia. Having suffered humiliation and experienced glory, he has unknowingly gained insight into many matters and learned to let go of many emotional ties, all of which flow unconsciously into the old man's brush and ink...