Chen Xiangxing Film Editor

Chen Xiangxing, born in 19 10, is a famous film editor in China, with a poor family. /kloc-joined Shanghai Newcomer Film Company as an apprentice at the age of 0/4 and studied hard for five years. Finally, he used a hand-cranked 16-grid camera to shoot silent films such as Heroes of Father and Son and Chivalrous Man in the late Ming Dynasty. 1929 transferred to tianyi film company. With his own exploration and self-study, he mastered some printing techniques and officially started professional printing. 193 1 year, Tianyi Company produced the first audio film "Spring in Singing" in China. Because all technical work is American skill operation, he learned some advanced printing techniques. 198. 1934 entered Dentsu, and was responsible for editing and printing films such as The Robbery of Peach and Plum, The Son of the Storm and Urban Scenery. 65438-0935 edited films such as Song of Eternal Sorrow and Free World in Xinhua and Lianhua. From 1937 to 1949, he edited many movies, such as "The Bachelor", "Rhapsody for Happiness" and "A Dream in Heaven".

After liberation, he successively edited films such as "Fighting in the South and Fighting in the North", "Shepherd Boy Joining the Army" and "New Biography of Veterans". "Northern War" is the first film edited in China with the new technology of separating sound from picture, which is a gratifying step taken by China's film editing technology. After the Cultural Revolution, films such as The Amnesian and Dawn (Up and Down) were edited. Since the beginning of filming, Chen Xiangxing has edited nearly 300 films and made great contributions to China films.

Night trial in the Red Chamber (1984) ... Editor

Blue Shield Safe (1983) ... Consultant

Dawn (1979) ... Edit

People who have lost their memories (1978) ... Edit

Yellow sand and green waves (1965) ...

Ashima (1964) ... Editor

The first spring of the 1960s (1960) ... Edit

Malanhua (1960) ... Edit

A Dream of Red Mansions (1962) ...

New Biography of Veterans (1959) ... Edit

Oasis Triumph (1959) ... Edit

Fifteen passes (1956) ... Edit