The film review of "Furong Town" is as follows:

"Furong Town" integrates moral criticism and historical criticism. It uses the changes in the fate of the characters to convey profound social connotations and reveal the The disasters caused by the ultra-left line to the people are full of humanitarian spirit. The film inherits and develops the fine tradition of Chinese realist films and has achieved social effects that are both refined and popular. In the film, Liu Xiaoqing used his unique life experience to vividly create a moving image of Hu Yuyin, a working woman in a small town. The character's psychological and emotional ups and downs and changes in interpersonal relationships over the past ten years were delicately, layered, and highly contagious. .

Xu Ning used a serious creative attitude to create an artistically charming image of a farm woman with five claws, conveying the character's complex mentality vividly, heartily and appropriately. The art design in "Furong Town" has strong local characteristics, strives for excellence in production, and is full of a sense of time and vicissitudes, providing a real and credible environmental space for the characters' activities.

Character introduction in "Furong Town"

1. Hu Yuyin

A small vendor selling rice tofu in Furong Town. Beautiful and simple, hard-working and frugal, ingenious, enthusiastic and straightforward, and kind to others. She made a fortune through fair transactions, but she became a sinner for no reason and led to disaster. She initially attributed everything to fate, and even thought that right-wing Qin Shutian's singing of happy songs at her wedding brought bad luck. Later, during the adversity with the Qin Dynasty, she grew from innocence to maturity and grew into a strong woman who resisted the oppression of fate.

2. Qin Shutian

The former director of the county cultural center was the most educated person in the town, but he was labeled as a rightist. He has delicate and sincere feelings, quick and clever thinking, and uses twisted forms to resist. Although he was labeled as a rightist, his love for life and pursuit of beauty have not disappeared. In an era when people were inferior to dogs, he dared to help Hu Yuyin, dared to love, and dared to enjoy the rights he deserved in life. His heart was full of light and hope, and he firmly believed that the darkness would eventually pass.