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Title: The Climbers (2019)
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| Jing Wu | ... | Fang Wuzhou | |
| Ziyi Zhang | ... | Xu Ying | |
| Yi Zhang | ... | Qu Songlin | |
| Boran Jing | ... | Li Guoliang | |
| Ge Hu | ... | Yang Guang | |
| Jingchun Wang | ... | Zhao Kun | |
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Lin He | ... | Zhao Hong |
| Long Chen | ... | Lin Jie | |
| Jackie Chan | ... | Old Yang Guang (Guest Appearance in Post Credit Scene) | |
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Xiao-feng Liu | ... | Xu Haotian (as Xiaofeng Liu) |
| Quniciren | ... | Hei Mudan | |
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Lawang Lop | ... | Jie Bu (as Lavant Rob) |
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Duobujie | ... | Lama (as Dop Gyal) |
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Zheming Qu | ... | Student (as Jeremy Qu) |
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Yixixiangqiu Maixun | ... | Zha Xi (as Xiangqiu Yixi) |
May 1960. Mount Everest, the second step under the cliff. The four members of the China Everest Climbing Commando are attacking the most difficult and most difficult "second step". This is their fifth assault. The first four failures have cost them too much physical strength - ...finally, the wind and snow stop the gap.
A verified and solid historical action about the conquerors of the highest point in the world. Considering that quite a few films are filmed on this subject, I think it certainly deserves attention. The opinion that this movie is too corny and love lines are a hindrance here, I think it is wrong. In this case, you should watch documentaries so as not to be distracted by the drama. On top of that, there is a lot of propaganda, which also causes a negative attitude towards this film. Listen, you seriously thought that if you watch a film made in China, then the communist component will not seep into it. Take a look around: cinema is different in different countries of the world, because different people influence cinema in different ways and cinema has its own flavor from this. You don't need to love all of them and admire them. You just need to respect them. And their work.
As for me, I will never stop loving and admiring Zhang Ziyi, one of my favorite actresses with bottomless black eyes. And why they say that China is red...