This is a list of films produced in mainland China ordered by year of release in the 1970s. For an alphabetical listing of Chinese films see Category:Chinese films
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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The Red Detachment of Women | 红色娘子军 | Pan Wenzhan, Fu Jie | Liu Qingtan, Xue Jinghua, Song Chen | Musical/Ballet | Produced by the Beijing Film Studio |
Red Flag Canal | 红旗渠 | Hao Yusheng | Documentary | See Red Flag Canal | |
The Red Lantern | 红灯记 | Cheng Yin | Hao Liang, Gao Yuqian, Liu Changyu | Beijing Opera | Produced by August First Film Studio |
Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy | 智取威虎山 | Xie Tieli | Chen Jinbo, Tong Xiangling | Beijing Opera | A television production was also made the same year |
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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Shajiabang | 沙家浜 | Wu Zhaodi | Tan Yuanshou, Hong Xuefei, Wan Yiying | Musical | Produced by the Changchun Film Studio |
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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After School | 放学以后 | Yan Dingxian | Animation | ||
Ode to the Dragon River | 龙江颂 | Xie Tieli | Li Bingshu, Zhou Yunmin, Ma Míngqun, Sun Meihua | Beijing Opera | Film is set in 1963 |
On the Docks | 海港 | Xie Tieli, Xie Jin | Li Lifang, Zhao Wenkui, Zhu Wenhu, Guo Zhongqin, Zhou Zhuoran | Beijing Opera | Filmed version of On the Docks |
Raid on the White Tiger Regiment | 奇袭白虎团 | Su Li, Wang Yan | Song Yuqing, Xie Tongxi, Xing Yumin | Beijing Opera | Film is set during the Korean War |
The Red Detachment of Women | 红色娘子军 | Cheng Yin | Feng Zhixiao, Du Jinfang, Qu Suying | Beijing Opera | Produced by the August First Film Studio |
White Haired Girl | 白毛女 | Sang Hu | Mao Huifang, Shi Zhongqin, Ling Guiming | Ballet | |
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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East China Sea Sentinel | 东海小哨兵 | Hu Xionghua | Animation | Produced by Shanghai Animation Film Studio | |
Little 8th Route Army | 小八路 | Lei You | Animation | Produced by Shanghai Animation Film Studio | |
Little Bugler | 小号手 | Wang Shuchen, Yan Dingxian | Animation | Produced by Shanghai Animation Film Studio | |
On the Docks | 海港 | Xie Tieli, Xie Jin | Li Lifang, Zhao Wenkui, Zhu Wenhu, Guo Zhongqin, Zhou Zhuoran | Beijing Opera | Second filmed version of On the Docks with same director and actors |
Sunny Days | 艳阳天 | Lin Nong | Zhang Lianwen, Guo Zhenqing, Ma Jingwu | Drama | Alternate title: Bright Sunny Skies. From Hao Ran short story of the same name. |
Tremendous Flood | 战洪图 | Su Li, Yuan Naichen | Lu Su, Cun Li, Cai Songling | Drama | |
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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The Fiery Years | 火红的年代 | Fu Chaowu, Sun Yongping, Yu Zhongying | Yu Yang, Zheng Danian, Wen Xiying | Drama | |
Sparkling Red Star | 闪闪的红星 | Li Jun, Li Ang | Zhu Xinyun, Gao Baocheng, Liu Jiang, Liu Jizhong | Propaganda/Drama | |
Start an Undertaking | 创业 | Yu Yanfu | Zhang Lianwen, Li Rentang, Chen Ying | Drama | Alternate title: The Pioneers |
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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A Yong | 阿勇 | Sun Jing, Yan Xueshu | Liang Baoqing, Zhang Shikun, Li Qing | Drama | |
Before the Storm | 雷雨之前 | Li Wenhu | Wang Li, Wang Baokun, Li Shixi, Zhao Yijun, Shi Cunyu | Drama | Alternate title: Before the Thunderstorm |
Breaking with Old Ideas | 決裂 | Li Wenhua | Guo Zhenqing, Wang Suya, Wenxi Ying, Ge Cunzhuang | Drama | |
The Golden Road (Part One) | 金光大道 (上集) | Lin Nong, Sun Yu | Zhang Guomin, Wang Fuli, Pu Ke | Drama | From Hao Ran short story of the same name |
Spring Seedlings | 春苗 | Xie Jin, Liang Tinduo, Yan Bili | Li Xiuming, Gao Baocheng, Da Shichang | Drama | |
Youth in Wartime | 烽火少年 | Dong Kena | Qiu Yingsan, Ma Jingwu, Wang Jingchun | Drama | |
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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Mountains in Impulse | 沸腾的群山 | Chen Fangqian, Gan Xuewei, Li Wei | Zhang Lianwen, Shi Baoguang, Xu Zhangyou | War | |
Title | Chinese Title | Director | Actors | Genre | Notability |
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Ao Jinma | 奥金玛 | Liu Baode, Zhang Qicang | Zhaxilamu, Deqingzhuoma, Tie Duoji | Drama | |
Defense in the Sky | 蓝天防线 | Wang Weiyi | Zhu Shimao, Xia Zongyou, Ning Xiaozhou, Lin Shujin | Action/Thriller | |
Fire over the Yan River | 延河战火 | Lu Jianhua | Li Junhai, Lü Jieren, Han Tao | War | |
Fishing Island in a Fury | 渔岛怒潮 | Zhang Jingren | Da Qi, Liu Jizhong, Li Hui | War | |
Three Black Triangles | 黑三角 | Chen Fangqian, Liu Chunlin | Liu Jia, Ling Yuan, Lei Ming, Zhang Ping | Action/Spy | Literally Black Triangle |
Trace of a Bear | 熊迹 | Zhao Xinshui | Shi Weijian, Li Moran, Deng Shutian, Gu Lan | Mystery | Alternate title: Bear Tracks |
Youth | 青春 | Xie Jin | Joan Chen, Yu Ping, Wang Xiyan | Drama | |
Year | Total Films [1] |
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1970 | 5 |
1971 | 2 |
1972 | 6 |
1973 | 5 |
1974 | 17 |
1975 | 25 |
1976 | 95 |
1977 | 22 |
1978 | 39 |
1979 | 59 |
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