Springtime in Wushan

In this documentary, Zhang Ming returns to his hometown of Wushan to document its landscapes and culture before they are altered forever. The film runs for 110 minutes and showcases the personal connection Zhang has to the area. It provides a poignant look at the changes brought on by modernization and the impact on local communities.

With its focus on the intersection of memory and change, Springtime in Wushan appeals to those interested in environmental issues and cultural preservation. The documentary genre is well represented here, making it a notable work for collectors of this format.