Liao Chongkai

This film (drama)Also known as廖仲愷，is aHong Kong, ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1984Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.2(For reference only)。

In the early morning of June 16, 1922, Chen Jiongming launched a rebellion in Guangzhou, and Sun Yat-sen and his wife, Soong Qingling, escaped Guangzhou. Sun Yat-sen's trusted assistant, Liao Chongkai, was captured. Mrs. Liao, He Xiangning, fiercely criticized Chen Jiongming. Under pressure from all sides, Chen Jiongming openly and secretly pursued Liao Chongkai. With the protection of dock workers Zheng Jian and his son, Liao Chongkai and his wife finally escaped danger and went to Shanghai to meet Sun Yat-sen. The Chief Adviser Hu Hanmin and others urged Liao Chongkai to persuade Sun Yat-sen to abandon ties with the Soviet Union and the Chinese Communist Party. After interacting with Li Dazhao, Liao Chongkai learned of Mr. Sun's new proposal to absorb communist members into the Kuomintang and transform the Kuomintang, and he strongly supported it. By Sun Yat-sen's orders, he made two diplomatic trips to Japan to meet with Soviet representatives, laying the groundwork for the establishment of the "Three Major Policies." In the spring of 1923, after Chen Jiongming was expelled from Guangzhou, Sun Yat-sen assumed the position of Grand Marshal of the Army and Navy, while Liao Chongkai was appointed as Minister of Finance and Governor of Guangdong Province, dedicating himself to the revolutionary government and maintaining a clean political life. Military warlords obstructed progress, and there was a lack of talent in the work, leaving Liao Chongkai deeply troubled. The Communist leader Lin Boqu sent a group of young cadres to assist Liao Chongkai, including Zheng Jian and his fiancée, Bi Ying. Liao Chongkai supported Sun Yat-sen and resolutely fought against the right-wing elements, while Hu Hanmin wavered and took a neutral stance. In January 1924, the first representative congress of the Kuomintang was held, marking the beginning of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. Sun Yat-sen and Liao Chongkai were very excited. However, the right-wing elements of the Kuomintang colluded with imperialists, plotting to use commercial groups to unite with warlord forces and launch a rebellion. Wang Jingwei, Hu Hanmin, and others threatened and tempted Liao Chongkai, who refused. He was forced to resign as governor, with Hu Hanmin replacing him. Hu Hanmin catered to the demands, which emboldened the commercial groups. Liao Chongkai felt heavy-hearted. On Double Tenth Day, the rebellion finally broke out, and Liao Chongkai felt weighed down. As Sun Yat-sen's plenipotentiary representative, he commanded the suppression of the rebellion, and with the cooperation of workers, farmers, soldiers, and students from the Whampoa Military Academy, the rebellion was quelled, solidifying Guangzhou as a revolutionary stronghold. At the end of 1924, Feng Yuxiang successfully revolted in Beijing and telegraphed Sun Yat-sen to head north. For the cause of the revolution, Mr. Sun, despite his illness, traveled north and reminded Liao Chongkai to ensure the consolidation of their victories and uphold the Three Major Policies. In early 1923, a major strike broke out in Hong Kong and the province, and Liao Chongkai clearly supported the workers' struggle against imperialism. On March 12, 1925, Sun Yat-sen passed away in Peking, and Liao Chongkai called on the public to inherit Sun Yat-sen's legacy and continue the revolution. Liao Chongkai's actions made him hated by the right-wing of the Kuomintang and the imperialists, leading to a conspiracy against him. In the early morning of August 20, 1925, the famous leader of the democratic revolution, Liao Chongkai, was assassinated at the entrance of the Kuomintang Central Party Department, at the age of 48. This film won the Best Director Award, Best Actor Award (Dong Xingji) at the 4th Golden Rooster Awards in 1984, as well as the second prize for excellent films from the Ministry of Culture in 1983.