Dalu: "Six friends decide to 'head north' and become involved in the construction of a highway crucial for the Chinese Army. A hymn to the solidarity necessary for China to move ahead (and defeat the enemy), [the film] shows its young protagonists only discovering who they are when the become part of collective action" -- Container. Ti yu huang hou: "An athletic village girl comes to Shanghai, where she discovers the true nature of competition and love" -- Container.

Originally released as 2 motion pictures in 1934. Special feature: essays on both films by critic Wade Major (3 p. each).

Dalu (103 min.) -- Ti yu huang hou (85 min.).