Movie
Ward No 16
War of Mines
Warship Eagle
When One Enter Middle Age
White-Haired Girl
Wonder Boy
Wreaths at the Foot of the Mountain
Ward No 16 ( Shiliu Hao Bingfang, C-1984, VC) ---Produced by Changchun Film Studio, this film portrays four young women in a tuberculosis ward who have very different views of life and death. One of the four is a village primary school teacher who outshines the others in her optimism towards life and her care for others. Actress Song Xiaoying was so moving in the role of the teacher she won the prize for best supporting actress at the 1984 Golden Rooster Awards. D:Zhang Yuan, Yu Yanfu; C: Song Xiaoying, Liling; M:Changchun.

War of Mines ( Dilei Zhan ,BW-1962)---Set in 1940s, the film demonstrates how the guerrillas in Hebei Province fought against the Japanese invasion troops with home-made mines. D: Tang Yingqi, Xu Da, Wu Jianhai; C: Bviewsun. M:August first.

Warship Eagle (( Haiying , C-1959)---The warship Eagle is damaged in sea battle with the Taiwan navy and the crew does its best to bring the vessel to port for repairs. D:Yan Jizhou; C: Wang Xingang, Zhang Yongshou, Wang Xiaotang; M: August First.

When One Enters Middle Age ( Ren Dao Zhongnian, C-1983, VC)---An adaptation of novel the same title by Shen Rong, an outstanding contemporary Chinese woman writer, this film records the difficulties experienced by a woman oculist in her early 40s to highlight the problems faced by professionals and intellectuals in China over the years especially during the " cultural revolution. " The film was named best feature film at the 1982 Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers film awards. D: Sun Yu; C: PanHong; M: Changchun.

White-Haired Girl ( Bai Mao Nu , BW-1950,VC ) Very Popular when it came out, this film tells the tragic tale of a beautiful peasant girl who runs into the mountains to escape the evil clutches of a local landlord and stays there until all her hair has turned white. D: Wang Bin, Shui Hua; C:Tian Hua, Li Baiwan, Chen Qiang; M: Northeast.

Wonder Boy ( Pili Beibei, C-1989) --- This children's movie about a boy who was born with magical powers, won the top prize at 1989 Young Ox Awards. D: Song Chong, Weng Luming ; C: Zhang Jing; M: China Children.

Wreaths at the Foot of the Mountain ( Gaoshan Xia De Huahuan, C-1985, VC)---Directed by the famous Chinese director Xie Jin from Shanghai Film Studio, this film explores lives of Chinese soldiers and their families during the Sino-Vietnamese War. The film won the prizes of Fifth Golden Rooster and the Eighth Hundred Flowers Award for the best actor, best feature film and best supporting actor. D: xie Jin; C: Lu Xiaohe, Tang Guoqiang, Wang Yumei; M: Shanghai. 

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