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Q: Why are Chinese movies only about Chinese history?

Seriously, major Chinese blockbusters are always some slice of Chinese history, insert heroes, cheap scenes...rinse and repeat...

why aren't there any original Chinese screenplays?

12 years 46 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

 
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There are.

But, we must relive the war against Japan to keep nationalism and patriotism and love of the PARTY alive

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There are.

But, we must relive the war against Japan to keep nationalism and patriotism and love of the PARTY alive

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Original thought in China, post big brothers brainwashing? With such a long history one would think they should be some original story, but remember all movies must make it past the CCP's single sided story telling approval machine.

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good question...
Filmakers are not allowed to dig into present social issues .. so the sole aim of cinema here is entertainment,nationalism and party..

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well china has always ben known to be a closed country, meaning that they tend t regulate what is and whats not which helps to kep their country safe and the thought of exposing their citizens to the western life which they feel is not  suitable for their culture they tend to produce home based movies which they add a bit of the western culture that they find significant so as to let them knw what is ....

E.g lets look at martial art movies its not true that people play like that but ust an effect to entertain and give delight in the eyes of the people but the culture still remains 

 

 

 

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China mainland is anti-universal values. While their cruelty and exteme selfishness does secure them huge business successes, no psychologically healthy human enjoys watching their cult movies. In short, no international market for them. The best they can do is get Hollywood to westernise one or two of their stories like Mulan and Panda and market  them as cartoons. I wouldn't waste one second watching their locally produced nauseating garbages.

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Because they have no future 

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Because only Chinese history is relevant, what do you mean Foreigners also have history? Tsss, nonsense, Foreignerland is 300 years old.

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