Gold and Silver Beach
Ling Zifeng
En Hesen, Zhu Lan Qiqike, Xia Tian, Wen Xiying, Zhang Yan, Qi Heng, Wang Jing'an, Liang Shan, Li Ming, Ye Gao, Xin Ke, Liu Suying, Wu Tao, Li Lingjun, Zhi Shiming, Liu Fengge, Jiao Pingquan, Du Yaohua, Xi Liang, Li Bing, Feng Zhenkun, Jiao Yuqin, Du David, Ren Liqiao
1953
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
103 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as金银滩，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1953Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating6.1(For reference only)。
On the eve of liberation, in a certain area of Northwest China. Liu Huimin (played by Liang Shan), the commander of the Nationalist Party's Northwest Pacification Headquarters, takes advantage of the conflict between the Tazhou and Alican tribes to control the situation. At the same time, he establishes a cavalry force in an attempt to stop the People's Liberation Army from advancing into the grasslands. Dubulong (played by En Hesen), a young man from the Tazhou tribe, falls in love with Zhuoma (played by Zhu Lan Qiqike), a girl from the Alican tribe. Unable to bear the thought of the two tribes killing each other, Dubulong tells the leader about Liu Huimin's conspiracy, but the leader is unmoved and instead engages in a shootout with the Alican tribe. In the fierce battle, Zhuoma's father is injured. Later, the leaders of both tribes realize that this is all part of Liu Huimin's scheme and they have been deceived. The People's Liberation Army advances into the grasslands, while the remnants of the Nationalist forces flee in panic. The army enters the bases of the two tribes, patiently mediating the long-standing conflicts, ultimately transforming armed conflict into peace...