While I’ve used the direct translation in the heading, the actual English title is “Leap.” This movie has slightly advanced vocabulary compared to many of the films on this list, but it’s still a great option. No, seriously, about an hour and six minutes in-check it out. Other perks of the movie? Badass tanks, great choreography and a scene with quite possibly the fastest Chinese ever spoken. The protagonist oozes cool, busting out gems and doves around all the ladies, making him the life of every party.
大魔术师 (dà mó shù shī) - “The Great Magician”Ī tale of a magician who wants to save his lover from a general’s grasp, this movie gets my vote based on the awesome fire tricks alone. The length (over two hours) and the language make this title best for advanced learners. If you’re looking to brush up on or learn more chengyu, this is a good one to watch. The actors also speak with the Sichuan accent, which may take some getting used to for those who are used to the standard Mandarin accent.
The new fake governor meets his match in the Goose Town slave and opium trader.īe warned that the language is rather unrelatable. Together with his wife and right-hand man, the new governor of Goose Town is on a train there when a notorious bandit halts the train and steals the governor’s identity. “Let the Bullets Fly” is an internationally acclaimed action comedy set in 1920s China, the era of warlords. 让子弹飞 (ràng zǐ dàn fēi) - “Let the Bullets Fly”
This blog post is available as a convenient and portable PDF that youĬlick here to get a copy. Best Strategies for Learning Chinese from Movies.Keep scrolling to check out 51 iconic films that also work great for Chinese language learners! Then dive into these masterpieces of Chinese cinema-and immerse yourself in Chinese in the process. Chinese movies can be as entertaining as they are educational.ĭo you enjoy epic battles, poetic love scenes or offbeat comedy?
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