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Big River
General Fiction大河
Zhang Bingyi
Zhang Bingyi was born in 1964. He is a member of the China Film Association and a first-class creative director. He is currently the vice chairman of Ordos Federation of Literary and Art Circles, chairman of Ordos Film and Television Association, and editor-in-chief of "Ordos" monthly magazine. He started writing film scripts in 2004 and has created more than 20 film and literary scripts. So far, 15 scripts have been made into movies. The film "Smoke Streams Up and Down" won the "Sarina" Art Award of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; "Good Things Are Easy to Negotiate" was recommended to the whole country by the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China; "Impulse is an Angel" was shortlisted for the San Francisco International Children's Film Festival in the United States and was collected. Thousands of miles across the river. From Malantan Village in Tumochuan River to Hewan Village in Zhungeer on the south side of the Yellow River, the actual mileage would never exceed forty miles, only half a mile.
Zhang Bingyi was born in 1964. He is a member of the China Film Association and a first-class creative director. He is currently the vice chairman of Ordos Federation of Literary and Art Circles, chairman of Ordos Film and Television Association, and editor-in-chief of "Ordos" monthly magazine. He started writing film scripts in 2004 and has created more than 20 film and literary scripts. So far, 15 scripts have been made into movies. The film "Smoke Streams Up and Down" won the "Sarina" Art Award of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region; "Good Things Are Easy to Negotiate" was recommended to the whole country by the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China; "Impulse is an Angel" was shortlisted for the San Francisco International Children's Film Festival in the United States and was collected. Thousands of miles across the river. From Malantan Village in Tumochuan River to Hewan Village in Zhungeer on the south side of the Yellow River, the actual mileage would never exceed forty miles, only half a mile.