"Lu Binghua" is a children's film produced by Taiwan's Cosmetics Co., Ltd. in 1989. It is directed by Yang Liguo and stars Yu Han, Huang Kunxuan, Li Shuchen and others. It was released in Singapore on October 15, 1989. It was released in mainland China in the same year.

The film is adapted from the novel of the same name published by Zhong Zhaozheng in 1960. It tells the poignant story of a rural boy with a talent for painting who was not understood by his surroundings and unfortunately fell ill and died young. The film won the 26th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards for Best Supporting Actress, Best Movie Interlude and other awards. It is collected in Dainan Image Archives, Xinghua City, Jiangsu Province.

Guo Yuntian actor Yu Han: Gu Aming’s art teacher. Not afraid of power, he was transferred from a big city to Shuicheng Rural Primary School. He discovered that Gu Aming, a student in his class, was a little genius in painting. He tried his best to train him and supported him to represent the school in participating in drawing competitions.

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Since 1989, when Taiwanese films about children such as "Lu Binghua" were screened in theaters across the country, Taiwanese films have reached a climax in the mainland. The incomplete family and broken dreams in the film have been accompanied by countless tears and sighs, touching the hearts of an entire generation. (Tencent Online Review)

The movie "Lu Binghua" is deeply touching, and the theme song "Lu Binghua" of the same name also became popular in the early 1990s and became a classic song in pop songs praising maternal love. (Reviewed by CCTV Variety Show and Xinhua Entertainment)