Daughters of China Trailer

Daughters of China Trailer (1949)

02 January 1949 Drama, War 95 mins

Women play a heroic role in the Volunteer Army fighting the Japanese in the puppet state of Manchukuo.

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Cast

Zhang Zheng

as Hu Xiuzhih

Shen Yue

as Leng Yun

Bo Li

as Big Sister An

Defu Du

as Old Villager

Yang Yu

as Zhang Yong

Xingjia Qi

as Villager

Fengxia Du

as Anti-Union Warrior

Buhua Qin

as Yang Shu-Zhen

Feng Jin

as Lieutenant Zhou

Qiang Zhai

as Captain Wang

Baiwan Li

as Captain Chen

Ying Wang

as Liu Chang

Yan Xue

as Huang Gui-Fen

Sufei Zhou

as Little Wang

Yuezhi Sun

as Little Jin

Yingzhen Zhou

as Xiao Gan

Crew

Ling Zifeng

Director

Qiang Zhai

Director

Qian Jiang

Qian Jiang Director of Photography

Yan Ge

Yan Ge Music

International Titles

中华女儿 Trailer

Zhong Hua nu er Trailer

中華女児 Trailer

Dcery Číny Trailer

International Releases Dates

Australia 26 January 1952

China 02 January 1949

Production Companies

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