Sunny Days was written and directed by Jiang Wen and released in China on September 1995. In the play, he plays (teenager), Liu Yiku (teenager), quietly plays Milan, Beibei, Jiang Wen (adult), Shang Nan plays Liu Sitian (teenager), plays Xiaojun's mother, plays Teacher Hu, Liu Xiaoning plays Liu Yiku (adult), Wang Shuo plays a gangster, Wang Xueyin plays his father, and Zuo Xiaoqing plays Zhang Xiaomei and Wang Hai.
Wang Fu plays the big ant (childhood), Hu Beibei plays the big ant (childhood), Han Dong plays Ma Xiaojun (childhood), Sun Jing plays Liu Sitian (childhood), Liu Bin plays Liu Sitian (adult), Dai plays the sheep (teenager), Yang Tonglin plays the sheep (adult), Fang Hua plays the old general, Gao Baocheng plays the melon old man, and Yao Erga plays the fool and Wu Shu.
Introduction to Sunny Days
In Beijing in the early 1970s, adults who were busy making revolution had no time to pay attention to their children. Besides, schools are closed and there is nothing to do. Teenagers, especially boys in the military compound, have fun by booing, fighting, making trouble and patting women, and waste too much hormones.
Ma Xiaojun (Yu Xia) is such a teenager. One of his hobbies is to open other people's doors with a master key and sneak in to have some fun. In this way, the photo of the girl Milan (quiet) came into Ma Xiaojun's sight before this person.
Through Liu Yiku (Geng Le), the "head" in the courtyard, Ma Xiaojun saw Milan that he had glimpsed by chance in the artillery bureau before, and began to formally regard it as his dream lover. However, in Milan's eyes, Ma Xiaojun is just a teenager, and the person she likes is mature, steady and handsome Liu Yiku. Since then, Ma Xiaojun has ushered in a mixed youth life.