alan The Theme Song of Red Cliff Part 2 赤壁～大江东去～

The Theme Song of Chinese blockbuster Red Cliff Part 2

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• alan
• red cliff
• 赤壁
• 大江东去

[JAllardDesigns]

The most epic war strategy film to date, in my opinion, this movie makes you laugh, cry, and want to kill and dance, all at the same time ;) Takeshi Kaneshiro 金城 武...is one of the most splendid actors in the industry today, and Lin Chi-ling 林志玲 is one of the most gorgeous women in all the world, and is an extremely remarkable actress, and is just as deadly. it's like watching the game Stratego! ...only live! lol

[kovona]

@Intranetusa That's expected for any Communist revolution, since atheism ironically becomes the state religion. But that's the fault of the westerners who spread that crap in the first place. Those Maoist days are over, and its only scam cults that are being suppressed. I hear Americans say how Scientology should be banned, but when China does it everyone calls it religious persecution. China has always been one thing, a bureaucracy that gets the job done first and asks questions later.

[bonsly21]

Shes pretty... Whats here full name?

[OnePeopleOneChina]

Alan (阿兰) has the voice of an angel ~ love her!

Regarding politics: Chinese communism suppressing culture???? China has never suppressed anything - Buddhism / Daoism / Kongfu-ism...Communism is just another philosophy blended into Chinese culture. Communism did not start in 1949 - it has always been part of Chinese culture. Same as capitalism, but these philosophies of economic distribution has never been politicized and purified to extremes as in last 70 years.

[MrBleuBirde]

frome Holland ,Ik ben helemaal mee eens met JAllardDesigns

[ShuyuKoukin]

the Japanese version cant compare to the Chinese version. the Chinese lyrics have so much more meaning. i love the part when she brings up Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang.."Zhou Yu Has Already Been Born, So Why Was Zhuge Liang Ever Born?"

And Tony Leung really fit the role as Zhou Yu.

I love the three kingdoms!!

[kovona]

@kovona But that's the side of the government. The general population will care less if they have to sport a ponytail or not, dress in hanfu or a t-shirt, or write in simplified or tradtitional. Culture after all is something that adds identity and colour to our lives, but it shouldn't hold us down.

[Intranetusa]

@kovona

The communists ACTIVELY suppressed religion and culture. Religion wasn't central part of state affairs, but it was highly influential among the state. Among the populace it became integrated as a part of the culture. Confucianism and Taoism are culture as much as they are religion. Yet under Mao, idiots banned and burned their works and attacked them as old and foolish

It is the culture that is suppressed and then ARTIFICIALLY changed that is dead...which is what the Qing/commies did.

[kovona]

@Intranetusa Religion was never a central part of China's state affairs, hence the multitude of religions that were allowed to exist among the Chinese populous as there was no single powerful religion to push the rest out.

Culture is cumulative and will grow, the only real way to kill a culture is to stop all artists and designers of that culture from producing NEW works and ideas. It is the culture that stands still that is dead.

[Seres1091]

@Intranetusa The link doesn't work, send it to me in PM. Actually, the older generation (pre-60s) are the ones confused with Han/Manchu culture; they're the ones that think Manchu clothes are traditonal Chinese. Most younger generation know the truth or don't care.

Did you even watch the Beijing Olympics? I do not recall Manchu clothes, in fact, they didn't even mention Qing dynasty only Han. I saw Confucians students and Han/Tang dynasty dress only. Also when they showed Chinese inventions.