Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy
Year: 1970
Runtime: 129 mins
Language: Chinese
Director: Xie Tieli
The film, the first official “model” production of the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966‑1976), adapts a 1950s novel that was originally staged as a revolutionary opera. Set in 1946 during the civil war, it follows a People’s Liberation Army detachment in Manchuria as they hunt a gang of bandits concealed in the mountains. Directed by Xie Tieli, the drama blends revolutionary themes with a gritty wartime narrative.
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