Back to the original poster, "Nanjing" and "Nanjing!" Nanjing! ” is not the same movie.

"Nanking" (2007)

Director: Bill Gooden and Tiger Dan Stroman

Starring: Hugo Armstrong Zhao Jialing Stephen Dolph

Release Date: July 3, 2007 China

Country/Region: United States

Type: History/Documentary

Length: USA: 88 min

Rating: USA:R

Dialogue language: English/Japanese/Mandarin Chinese

Plot: In the winter of 1937, The army of the Japanese invaders crawled into Nanjingda without attacking, and massacred the unarmed and unarmed civilians of the Huan Dynasty without any intention. Twenty thousand people were beaten into cold blood, and the souls of the Japanese and Japanese soldiers were convulsed on the road. , tens of thousands of divorced women were raped, raped, raped, raped and humiliated. It is believed that a group of secretive Western missionaries, merchants, and doctors dedicated their limited power to protect the innocent Chinese explorers. Based on the memories, letters and diaries left by this group of troubled people, coupled with the shocking historical fragments, testimonies and interviews with brothers, everyone is trying to redeem themselves 70 years later. Restore the beautiful scenery of Lizhen Island where the reason for the Jingkuo Dashi massacre in Nansu was restored. The two directors treat the historical evidence of the Han Dynasty with a strict and rigorous attitude, and use the film to explore the lingering conscience of Zhou Awakening in the depths of human nature. Li Xuan announced that he was going to film a documentary about the sulfur violence in Chengdu, which was criticized by Japanese soldiers. The outline of "Southern Beijing" is even more valuable.

"Nanjing!" Nanjing! "(2009)

Director: Lu Chuan

Starring: Liu Ye, Gao Yuanyuan, Zhongquan Hero

Type: Drama/War/History

Release date: April 22, 2009 China

Dialogue language: Mandarin Chinese

Plot: The film changes the dialogue in previous historical works and literary works about the Nanjing Massacre The erroneous description of "incompetent Chinese" provides a new perspective.