(1963)

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Too bad it is a political propaganda.
zzmale16 February 2004
The literal translation of the title of this film is: At Golden Sand River.

This is a good film that is tarnished by the political purposes: it was intended as a political propaganda used to divert attention away from the harsh reality of the time: the famine caused by the Great Leap Forward political movement launched by Mao in 1958, resulting in tens of millions of people starving to death.
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