Chinese century classic cinema

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Publisher: Beijing Times Voice Film Company
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China's Century of Film Classics is a precious audiovisual publication jointly published by multiple production units, including the Ministry of Culture, Chinese Literature and Art Federation, Chinese Writers' Association, Taiwan-based Jin Film Production Company, Changchun Film Studio, Xi'an Film Studio, Shanghai Film Studio, Pearl River Film Studio, Bayi Film Studio, Emei Film Studio, and Hong Kong JVC Film Company, to showcase the century-long achievements of Chinese cinema. Each classic and outstanding film included in the collection has been meticulously selected by experts and ultimately determined through comprehensive evaluation. The entire publishing review process began in March 1999, and all selected films were produced in luxurious hardcover editions, accompanied by exquisite guidebooks.
China's Century of Film Classics is a comprehensive chronicle of the century-long development of Chinese cinema, condensing the essence of over 10,000 domestic films. It features influential, widely disseminated, and representative cinematic masterpieces from the journey of Chinese cinema, from The Fisherman's Light (1935), China's first film to win international acclaim, to One Child is Not Enough (2000), directed by Zhang Yimou and awarded the 22nd Hundred Flowers Award. Industry insiders have hailed this collection as a "masterpiece of Chinese film classics."