Lights, camera, history! 🎥 A special film exhibition kicked off across the Chinese mainland this week, bringing iconic war epics like The Volunteers trilogy and The Battle at Lake Changjin series back to the big screen. The event marks 75 years since the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army (CPVA) joined the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea—a pivotal moment etched into national memory.
From October 25 to November 23, audiences can immerse themselves in cinematic retellings of the conflict’s grit and glory. Directed by heavyweights like Chen Kaige, these films blend blockbuster action with heartfelt tributes to soldiers who sacrificed everything. 🎖️ "It’s like time-traveling to their world," said one college student after a screening. "You feel their courage, their struggles… it’s unforgettable."
For younger viewers, the exhibition offers a vivid history lesson—no textbooks needed. Meanwhile, families and veterans’ groups are flocking to theaters, turning movie nights into collective acts of remembrance. 🕊️ As one organizer put it: "These stories aren’t just about war—they’re about the unbreakable spirit that defines us."
