We used to show this film in San Francisco Chinatown in the early 1970s. Also East is Red, Red Detachment of Women and many documentaries. Had to get them from contacts in Canada since U.S. didn't recognize China yet.
Wow, i am just watching these right now in 2024! I remember vaguely seeing the White Hair girl in the 80’s. Quite the art form from the 60’s. Its so stylized almost like manga animation. The white hair dancer is amazing. Thanks, Carl.
One-of-a-kind esthetics that touches my heart and soul even today. I often ask myself, what is it that really touches that special spot in our feelings in such a profound way? The heroine Xi Er's only crime was her poorness， the redemption of which cost her old dad's life, the budding love of her life, and eventually her very own life if not for the savior that was the CPC. With that in mind when you watch this ballet, the body language of the main characters' every move will start to get to you, and you'll start to comprehend why the Chinese are so supportive of their leaders At the beginning of this masterpiece, the female protagonist was joyful and easily satisfied with simple things that are view as insignificant and trivial by others. A shred of red hair-tie would keep this poor beauty entertained and happy for days, but as the story continued she was stripped clean of even the simplest of joys one by one, enslaved and made to give up her virginity..., and that was the fate of almost all of the Chinese back in those days. One thing that strikes me the most was how the looks of people back then are still so fashionable, refreshing, and youthful even some 70 years later. Also how the sentiments depicted in this almost century-old performance still hold relevant in today's world, but on a much larger scale.
When I was a teenager I watched this movie in Chinatown in Houston in the 1980s. There was no translation and it was mystifying. I remember wondering what it was all about and if hair could ever really turn white overnight.
Both Xi Er and White hair girl were not the performers in early 1970's movie. However, Da Chun was the same - Ling Guiming. BTW, singer was the same - Zhu Fengbo.
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1965版表现更接近生活, 表演细腻👍👍👍🌷🌷🌷
大美经典，这个视频清晰度非常好，感谢上传！
We used to show this film in San Francisco Chinatown in the early 1970s. Also East is Red, Red Detachment of Women and many documentaries. Had to get them from contacts in Canada since U.S. didn't recognize China yet.
Wow! 1965!
Wow, i am just watching these right now in 2024! I remember vaguely seeing the White Hair girl in the 80’s. Quite the art form from the 60’s. Its so stylized almost like manga animation. The white hair dancer is amazing. Thanks, Carl.
Super cool! Thanks for uploading.
One-of-a-kind esthetics that touches my heart and soul even today.
I often ask myself, what is it that really touches that special spot in our feelings in such a profound way?
The heroine Xi Er's only crime was her poorness， the redemption of which cost her old dad's life, the budding love of her life, and eventually her very own life if not for the savior that was the CPC. With that in mind when you watch this ballet, the body language of the main characters' every move will start to get to you, and you'll start to comprehend why the Chinese are so supportive of their leaders
At the beginning of this masterpiece, the female protagonist was joyful and easily satisfied with simple things that are view as insignificant and trivial by others. A shred of red hair-tie would keep this poor beauty entertained and happy for days, but as the story continued she was stripped clean of even the simplest of joys one by one, enslaved and made to give up her virginity..., and that was the fate of almost all of the Chinese back in those days.
One thing that strikes me the most was how the looks of people back then are still so fashionable, refreshing, and youthful even some 70 years later. Also how the sentiments depicted in this almost century-old performance still hold relevant in today's world, but on a much larger scale.
Very beautiful! :-)
希望能看到黑白版芭蕾舞剧白毛女的电影，在彩色版之前的版本。那是蔡国英演的喜儿。
如今看依然可谓是优秀的艺术作品
When I was a teenager I watched this movie in Chinatown in Houston in the 1980s. There was no translation and it was mystifying. I remember wondering what it was all about and if hair could ever really turn white overnight.
not showing 4k only 1080? Easily one of the worlds greatest dancers
can u translant in english please
太漂亮 誰啊？
蔡国英現在呢?
❤❤❤❤❤❤💃💃💃💃❤❤❤❤❤❤
记忆最深刻的是，扯上二尺红头绳
但願能看到第二場的衝出虎狼窩那段鏡頭哇。。。
Both Xi Er and White hair girl were not the performers in early 1970's movie. However, Da Chun was the same - Ling Guiming. BTW, singer was the same - Zhu Fengbo.
啊, 還有那段時代的舞蹈原來是這樣子的!
沒有，熱淚滾滾那橋段也是後來加進的。。。
还是跳得很好的，虽然电影版换了人，技艺更高超了。
看来看去对比数十年前電影版.这更像山寨版。
This girl is unreal. Easily the prettiest no-plastic surgery girl on Chinese cinema. And that neck! Jesus that's long.
How beautiful you are is directly proportional to how “white” your facial features are.
大春应该没有换，两板电影同是凌桂明
wow.......
Hấn hảo bạch mai nữ ba Lê
At first, I thought the dancer was holding a corded mic! LOL
...Daenerys is Chinese? 😮
well at least it explains why dragons are such a big deal in that show!
这一版女演员 身材比例不好
不是
放在今天的中芭他們全不合格
也是拍摄问题
皇上来了