The Winter of 1905

Year: 1982

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Chinese

Director: Yu Wai Cheng

History

Tsui Hark portrays Li Shutong, also known as Master Hong Yi, a Chinese artist and Buddhist monk. He travels to Japan to study Western artistic techniques, then returns to China and overhauls art education, introducing new methods that inspire a generation of artists. His story unfolds amid the Russo‑Japanese War of 1905, highlighting the era’s tensions.

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