Qiu Jin
Xie Jin
Li Xiuming, Li Zhiyu, Wang Fuli, Yu Shizhi, Huang Meiying, Cong Shan, Yan Xingpeng, Shi Weijian, Feng Yifu, Zhan Pingping, Liu Jiawen, Zhao Feifei, Sun Yufeng, Chen Weiguo, Lu Ye, Wang Wei, Bao Fuming, Lu Shan, Yu Zhenhuan, Tan Zengwei, Li Ji, Que Yunxiang, Chen Zhengzhu, Luo Tongming, Wang Wenjun, Jian Xinrui, Ohata Shin'ya, Wu Daluzi, Moritsuka Satoshi, Yu Daiqin, Chishima Yoshiro
1983
China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
120 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as秋瑾，is aChinaProducerwomen sex，At1983Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.0(For reference only)。
In the 1900s, late Qing Beijing. The capital, ravaged by the Eight-Nation Alliance, is left in ruins. Determined to overthrow the Qing dynasty, Qiu Jin (played by Li Xiuming) travels to Japan to study with the financial support of friends, seeking the truth to save the nation. She allies with Xu Xilin (played by Li Zhiyu) and meets the author of "The Alarm Bell," Chen Tianhua (played by Chen Xiguang). In a foreign land, they find like-minded souls, all dreaming of the future of their motherland. Their revolutionary activities are restricted by Japanese authorities, prompting a large student assembly to protest. Chen Tianhua even sacrifices himself by drowning to awaken the masses. Soon, Qiu Jin is assigned by Sun Yat-sen (played by Shi Weijian) to return to Shanghai and establish the Chinese Women's Newspaper. She returns to her hometown Shaoxing and collaborates with Wang Jinfa (played by Zhang Kezhong) to connect with local societies, preparing for an uprising in Zhejiang and Anhui provinces, but is arrested due to a leak...