This Director Is Very Retro

Zheng Qiu, who is known as the father of Chinese cinema and directed the country's first short feature film, unexpectedly came to a parallel world decades later and was bound to the film retro system. Then "Song Girl Red Peony", "Fishing Lights", "Spring in a Small Town", "White-Haired Girl", "Border Town", "Night Rain on Bashan Mountain", "Birds Paying Attention to the Phoenix", "Red Sorghum", "Alive", "17-Year-Old Bicycle", "Green Grass" and other classic works that included six generations of directors began to slowly appear in his hands. He set off the retro trend in domestic movies, shouting: "Retro movies can also bloom today's brilliance!" When facing Liu Yifei, Yang Mi and other young actresses who boldly expressed their love, she said righteously: "At that time, Ruan Lingyu was trapped by love and committed suicide. Today, I only hope that you can go further in the film industry..." This book is also called "After time travel, I became the ancestor of movies", "My younger brothers all became legendary directors"... (PS: The collision between the first-generation filmmakers and today's movies shows you the development process of domestic and foreign movies. It may be a bit niche, but I hope everyone likes it)