Why did Jiu-Er sacrifice Guan Qi in Red Sorghum?

In order not to let more people die, Jiu-Er sacrificed Guan Qi. Against the background of the Anti-Japanese War, a woman with a pair of children, a man killed the enemy on the battlefield, and her daughter was cheated to the Japanese by her lover. Knowing that she couldn't keep her daughter, she saw her for the last time.

When Jiu-Er/kloc-was 0/9 years old, she had to marry Li Datou, who was in her fifties and opened a shochu workshop in Lipo in 0/8. According to the rural regulations, the bride should be thrown by a sedan chair, but no matter how the sedan chair bearers throw it, Jiu-Er never said a word.

/kloc-in the 8th century, Jiu-Er came to Lipu and fell in love with Yu Zhanao. Soon, Li Datou died, and those guys didn't want to do it. Jiu-Er persuaded these people to set up a shochu workshop.

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Red Sorghum is a war literary film produced by Xi 'an Film Studio, directed by Zhang Yimou and starring Jiang Wen, Gong Li and Teng Rujun. It was released in China on 1987.

The film is adapted from Mo Yan's novel of the same name. The story took place in Gaomi, Shandong Province during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. It tells the story of the hero and heroine who run a sorghum winery together after twists and turns. However, during the Japanese invasion of China, both the heroine and the winery employees were killed by the Japanese because they participated in the resistance movement.

1988, the film won the Golden Bear Award at the 38th Berlin International Film Festival, becoming the first Asian film to win this honor.