Yin Hong, Ling Yan / Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House /May 1, 2014
"A Century of Chinese Art History: A Century of Chinese Film History (1900-2000)" is an authoritative book co-authored by Yin Hong and Ling Yan, which comprehensively combs the glorious course of Chinese film art from 1900 to 2000. Through in-depth and easy-to-understand narration, this book details the transformation process of Chinese film from silent to sound, from black and white to color, from traditional to modern, as well as the styles, genres and representative works of film art in various periods. The book not only focuses on the commercial development of the film industry, but also focuses on the innovation and breakthroughs of film art, showing the talents and passion of many filmmakers. This book has extremely high reference value and academic significance for understanding the evolution and influence of Chinese film art, as well as the status of Chinese film in the history of world film. Whether it is a movie lover or a researcher, you can appreciate the unique charm and profound heritage of Chinese film art.
A Century of Chinese Art History: A Century of Chinese Film History (1900-2000) Introduction- The Origin of Chinese Film: Overview of the introduction and initial development of Chinese film technology from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. - Art History Research Methods: Introduces the historical perspective and methodology used in this study, emphasizing the dual attributes of film as an art and social and cultural phenomenon. Key Points of Introduction- The introduction and development of film technology- The social and cultural significance of film as an art form- The perspective and methods of art history researchPart I: Early Chinese Film (1900-1931) Chapter 1: The introduction of film technology and the production of early Chinese films- Technology introduction: Talk about the earliest appearance of movie projectors and cameras in China. - Early production: Overview of the birth of China&39;s first film and the characteristics of early film production. - Shanghai Film Circle: Analyze the development process of Shanghai as the center of the early Chinese film industry. Chapter 2: Chinese Film in the Silent Film Era- Social Background: Explore the historical context of Chinese society in the silent film era. - Artistic Characteristics: Explain the artistic expression techniques and narrative characteristics of silent films. - Representative Figures and Works: Introduce outstanding filmmakers and their representative works during this period. Chapter 3: The Rise of Sound Films and Early Sound Films - Technological Innovation: Detailed description of the introduction of sound film technology and its development in China. - Market Change: Analyze the impact and influence of sound films on the Chinese film market. - Early Sound Films: Evaluate the artistic achievements and shortcomings of early Chinese sound films. Chapter 4: The Left-wing Film Movement and the Revolutionary Transformation of Chinese Film - Background of the Left-wing Movement: Briefly describe the political and social background of the Left-wing Film Movement. - Changes in Film Content: Discuss the innovation and breakthroughs of left-wing films in content. - Artistic Expression Techniques: Analyze the artistic style and expression techniques of left-wing films. Part II: Chinese Film in the Middle Period (1931-1976) Chapter 5: Chinese Film in the War Period - Influence of the Anti-Japanese War: Describe the changes and challenges brought to Chinese films by the Anti-Japanese War. - The struggle and cooperation of filmmakers: Tells about the creation and activities of filmmakers during the war. - The characteristics of anti-Japanese war films: Summarizes the common characteristics and influence of anti-Japanese war themed films. Chapter 6: The Liberation War and the new pattern of Chinese films - The impact of the Liberation War: Analyzes the profound impact of the Liberation War on film production and distribution. - The beginning of new Chinese films: Introduces the new starting point and policy orientation of the film industry after the founding of New China. Part 3: Chinese films in the new era (1976-2000)
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Yin Hong and Ling Yan are the two authors of "A Century of Chinese Art History: A Century of Chinese Film History (1900-2000)".< They have profound academic backgrounds and rich practical experience in the field of film research.
The following is a detailed introduction to the two authors: 1.
Yin Hong's personal basic information: Yin Hong, male, is a famous Chinese film scholar and professor, born in the 1950s.
Education and professional background: Yin Hong graduated from the Beijing Film Academy with a master's degree in film studies.< He taught at the Beijing Film Academy and served as the director of the Film Studies Department.
He is one of the leading figures in Chinese film education.
Writing career: Yin Hong's academic research mainly focuses on the fields of Chinese film history, film theory, and film criticism.< His works include "History of Chinese Film" and "Introduction to Film Art", which have made important contributions to the development and theoretical construction of Chinese films.
Work style and theme: Yin Hong's writing style is rigorous and in-depth, focusing on the combination of history and reality.< The themes of his works mostly focus on the development process, artistic characteristics and social impact of Chinese films.
Personal life: In his personal life, Yin Hong loves film art, actively participates in film education and research, and is committed to promoting the development of China's film industry.
Social influence: Yin Hong's academic achievements and educational contributions have been widely recognized.< He has won many national and provincial awards and is an authority in the field of Chinese film education and research.
Quotations and evaluations: According to the People's Daily, Professor Yin Hong is an outstanding representative of Chinese film education, and his research results have important guiding significance for the development of Chinese films.< 2.
Ling Yan's personal basic information: Ling Yan, female, is a famous Chinese film scholar and professor.< She was born in the 1960s.
Education and professional background: Ling Yan graduated from the Beijing Film Academy with a doctorate in film studies.< She taught at the Beijing Film Academy and is a well-known scholar in the field of Chinese film research.
Writing career: Ling Yan's academic research involves many fields such as film history, film aesthetics, and film criticism.< Her works include "A History of Chinese Film" and "Film Art and Culture", which have contributed to the research and dissemination of Chinese films.
Work style and theme: Ling Yan's writing style is easy to understand and focuses on the connection between film art and social reality.< The themes of her works mostly focus on the cultural connotation, artistic value and audience acceptance of Chinese films.
Personal life: In her personal life, Ling Yan loves film art, actively participates in film education and research, and is committed to enhancing the international influence of Chinese films.
Social influence: Ling Yan's academic achievements and educational contributions have been highly praised by the industry.< She has won many national and provincial awards and is an outstanding representative in the field of Chinese film research.
Quotations and comments: According to Guangming Daily, Professor Ling Yan is a leader in the field of Chinese film research, and her research results are of great significance to the international dissemination of Chinese films.
Latest developments: Yin Hong and Ling Yan are still continuing their academic research and educational work, paying attention to the development trend of Chinese films and contributing to the development of China's film industry.
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