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The Xinjiang 61st Regiment Farm fire (Chinese: 伊犁61团场火灾) broke out at Chinese New Year on February 18, 1977.When the farm hall was showing a North Korean war movie at new year, a 12-year-old audience set off a ground spinning firecracker and ignited the mourning wreaths for Mao Zedong displaying in the hall.
Anshan hotel fire: 28, 12: A hotel on the top floor of a department store caught fire. [20] 16 June 2002, Haidian district, Beijing: Lanjisu internet cafe fire: 25, 13: Disgruntled youngsters set fire to a crowded two-story internet cafe in Beijing's university district after being banned. This was the deadliest fire in Beijing in more than 50 ...
Three different portrayals of Yang Huimin: 1938 film, 1976 film, and c. 1940 "gum card" ephemera. There was a discrepancy between Japanese reports and the records of Chinese troops and Western journalists present during the defense. Both the Chinese and Japanese have alleged claims which contradict with each other, particularly in regards to ...
This is a list of documentary films about China. Some included works may be alternatively classified as television documentaries or television series episodes. Ascension (2021) Behemoth, 2015, Director: Zhao Liang - documentary about miners; Behind the Strings (2020), the westward journeys of Shanghai Quartet's members out of the Cultural ...
London's Burning (television film and series, 1986) Mickey's Fire Brigade (1935) The Morning Alarm (1896) A Morning Alarm (1896, Edison Films) On Fire (1987) On Fire (1996, Hong Kong) One True Love (2000, Lifetime Movie) [1] Only the Brave (2017) Out of Inferno (2013, Hong Kong) Pine Canyon Is Burning (1977) Planes: Fire & Rescue (2014) Playing ...
Film is set in the time leading up to the 17th century Sino-Russian border conflicts. Battle of Jinan City: 济南战役: Zhu Wenshun: Guo Zhenqing, Yuan Yaodong: War: Film is about the Battle of Jinan. Call of the Front: 归心似箭: Li Jun: Siqin Gaowa, Zhao Erkang: War/Romance: Also known as Anxious to Return. Film is set in WWII. Cherries ...
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In October 1927, Huaju joined the Liuhe Film Sales Company, a consortium of film companies intended to facilitate distribution. [5] In 1926, Huaju produced a short documentary film on the Shanghai Fire Brigade. [6] To complement Zhang Huimin, the company hired Wu Suxin, who had previously acted for the Tianyi Film Company, as its main star. [7]