Countercurrent 1981: Starting from Beijing Film Translation Team

When a top social worker accidentally returned to the summer of 1981 and traveled through time to become an unemployed young man living in discrimination, Xu Chao. There was no news when I was hired, and I was teased that I only knew martial arts when I submitted my work. However, I unexpectedly became a member of the translation and production team of Beijing Film Studio by relying on my skills as an English college student in my previous life. While the translation team was shining brightly, he was also selected by the director of the "Mysterious Big Buddha" and became the second young actor to win the Hundred Flowers Award for a "non-mainstream" film after "Lushan Love". Make movies, write scripts, do translations, and write some popular martial arts novels by the way. Xu Chao not only undertook the movie screen in the 1980s, but also - various goddesses in the 1980s. Mainland, Hong Kong, foreign exchange... Someone asked him what was his most profound impression of the 1980s? "The most profound thing is - when I opened my eyes, I saw 16-year-old Lin Fangbing!"