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Category:University of Wyoming facultythe fact that the three young men got to see it turned them into “legendary characters” in the village. Now, he writes, he watched the movie again for the purpose of the memoir, found the film “stereotyped, schematic, and simplistic,” and considers why it had such a powerful effect on him and other Chinese viewers. The passages are extraordinary: “At that time, the Cultural Revolution had broken out seven years earlier, and in the course of that long interval of time, people had lost not just their individual freedom but also their freedom of emotion.” He constrasted the North Korean melodrama with the utterly emotionless and doctrinaire movies being made in China at the time:

The film had filled the sentimental void of the Chinese and awakened in them