Jiu Xiang
Sun Sha
Song Chunli, Zhang Guisheng, Zhang Hongjie, Qiang Yin, Yao Kun, Yang Weidong, Han Dongliang, He Lining, Jiang Fei, Wang Hongbing, Li Tiejin, Hua Qitao, Gao Mingxing, Sun Jingji, Wang Ronghua, Li Weidong, Zhu Liyan, Cao Xi, Wang Ying, Cao Qun, Zhang Shuo, Li Meixuan, Liu Xueting, Zhang Jielan, Lu Chang'en
1994
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
113 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as九香，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1994Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating8.4(For reference only)。
Living in a mountain valley, Jiu Xiang (played by Song Chunli) is an illiterate old woman whose father gave her a name derived from traditional Chinese medicine. Having never attended school, the old woman looks at a photo of herself taken at the age of 19, and she unintentionally reflects on the past. She was so beautiful, like the little flowers blooming on the hillside. However, her fate is as tragic as the bitter Huanglian herb. A heavy snowstorm collapsed her house and killed her husband. Her five children cried loudly, and the unfortunate woman took on the heavy responsibility of supporting her children alone. During the long and arduous journey, her husband's old friend Lao Guan began to help her manage household affairs. In times of adversity, emotions are particularly genuine. Jiu Xiang seems to start developing feelings, but gossip and her children's naive words hold her back.
Life is always like this; once a moment is missed, it can never be reclaimed. As her children grow up one by one and start their own families, Jiu Xiang has already aged...