#Can you name a movie that can reveal your age# The Chinese film industry has gone through many vicissitudes, including many classic old films. These films are precious treasures in the history of Chinese cinema, each recording the historical background and people's lifestyles at that time. In this article, we will take stock of the 10 most classic old movies in China and provide a brief introduction and review. 1. "Making a fuss in the Heavenly Palace" This is a classic Chinese animated film produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio and released in 1965. The film is based on traditional folklore and is based on the famous mythological story "Journey to the West". It tells stories such as Wukong's battle against the heavens and the three battles against the White Bone Demons. This film holds an important position in the history of Chinese cinema, with its unique creativity and exquisite technical production that captivates countless audiences and becomes a classic masterpiece. 2. "Spring in a Small City" This is a deeply moving film directed by Chen Li and released in 1980. The film tells the story of a rural girl named Xiaolian's family. In a small town that values feudal ethics, Xiaolian longs to change her own and her family's fate and is determined to go to school. This film, through Xiaolian's efforts and struggles, showcases the journey of some young people in rural China to pursue their dreams and reveals many social problems at that time. This movie deeply touched the audience and remains a classic to this day. 3. 'Crow and Sparrow' This is a black and white film directed by Cui Limin and released in 1963. It tells the story of the struggle between two classes around 1949 and tells the story of how people in different eras face their destiny choices. This film was one of the earliest practices of social realism films at that time, delicately and realistically depicting the social life and people's real destiny at that time, with a strong power and value to reflect social reality. 4. 'Autumn Chrysanthemum Goes to Court' This is a drama film directed by Jiang Wen and released in 1992. The film tells the story of a rural woman named Qiuju who goes to court. She is oppressed by local government officials and is determined to fight for her rights. After multiple efforts, she ultimately wins. This movie takes the contradiction between personal fate and social patterns as the starting point, vividly and deeply revealing social problems through the image of Qiuju, and has also won widespread praise. 5. 'Gentle Compassion' This is a film directed by Yang Jie and released in 1981. The film depicts the arduous struggle of the Red Army and the revolutionary spirit of loving the people, being selfless, advancing bravely, and not afraid of sacrifice demonstrated by the Red Army through difficulties and obstacles. This film not only showcases the revolutionary process and struggle experience of the Red Army, but also emphasizes the power of unity and inspiration. Two Night Stand DragonHeart Talk to Me The Whole Truth White Lie 6. 'The Ghost Comes' This is an anti war film directed by Chen Kaige and released in 1980. The film tells a story that takes place in a rural area in northern China, reflecting the heroic resistance of the people during the Japanese invasion of China and the pain and disaster brought by the Japanese aggressors. The production of this movie took 8 years, based on the details of the story and the true facts of the witnesses, which very realistically reflected the social events of the time.