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Eternity (Chinese: 萬世流芳; pinyin: Wàn Shì Liú Fāng) is a controversial 1943 Chinese film made in Japanese-occupied Shanghai during the Second World War. The film was a collaborative effort between the Japanese-controlled Manchukuo Film Association and Chinese filmmakers that remained in Shanghai under the Japanese-controlled ("United China") brand.

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rdfs:comment	Eternity (Chinese: 萬世流芳; pinyin: Wàn Shì Liú Fāng) is a controversial 1943 Chinese film made in Japanese-occupied Shanghai during the Second World War. The film was a collaborative effort between the Japanese-controlled Manchukuo Film Association and Chinese filmmakers that remained in Shanghai under the Japanese-controlled ("United China") brand. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Films directed by Ma-Xu Weibang Ma-Xu Weibang Hong Kong dbr:Yuan_Meiyun Empire of Japan Lin Zexu Manchuria Bu Wancang First Opium War 1940s Mandarin-language films 1943 films Chinese black-and-white films Films directed by Bu Wancang Films set in 19th-century Qing dynasty Chen Yunshang China Chinese language Xinhua Film Company Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere Second World War Shanghai Yoshiko Yamaguchi Zhu Shilin Manchukuo Film Association dbr:Zhou_Yibai Li Xianglan dbr:Gao_Zhanfei dbr:Zhang_Shankun dbr:Yihua_Film_Company dbr:China_Movie_Company dbr:Guohua_Film_Company dbr:Zhonglian_Productions
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=FthtSfOogBEC http://www.dianying.com/en/title/wsl1943
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has abstract	Eternity (Chinese: 萬世流芳; pinyin: Wàn Shì Liú Fāng) is a controversial 1943 Chinese film made in Japanese-occupied Shanghai during the Second World War. The film was a collaborative effort between the Japanese-controlled Manchukuo Film Association and Chinese filmmakers that remained in Shanghai under the Japanese-controlled ("United China") brand. Telling the story of Lin Zexu and the First Opium War, the film was designed by producers Kawakita Nagamasa and Zhang Shankun to offer "an interpretive fluidity to accommodate every spectator's ideological position." For Japanese audiences, the film could be read as anti-Western, as promoting the ostensibly "anti-colonialist" agenda of the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere. To Chinese audiences, on the other hand, the film promoted a spirit of resistance to a foreign enemy – namely, Japan – and upon its release garnered the largest audience in Chinese cinematic history. Ultimately the film (and the Shanghai filmmakers) was seen as tools of the enemy once the war was over, with many involved in the production (notably directors Bu Wancang, Ma-Xu Weibang, and Zhu Shilin) eventually moving to Hong Kong due to the hostile environment. (en)
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