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From Victory To Victory (1974)

Genre : War

Runtime : 1H 58M

Director : Cheng Yin, Wang Yan

Synopsis

From Victory to Victory

Actors

Zhang Yongshou
Zhang Yongshou
Bai Zhidi
Bai Zhidi
Hou Guanqun
Hou Guanqun
Feng Enhe
Feng Enhe
Yu Ping
Yu Ping
Cao Cuifen
Cao Cuifen
Wang Pei
Wang Pei
Ge Cunzhuang
Ge Cunzhuang
Shao Hua
Shao Hua
Hu Peng
Hu Peng
Lei Ming
Lei Ming
Cheng Xueqin
Cheng Xueqin
Li Lin
Li Lin
Lu Fei
Lu Fei
Zhang Lianfu
Zhang Lianfu
Sui Hongqi
Sui Hongqi
Zhou Senguan
Zhou Senguan

Crews

Cheng Yin
Cheng Yin
Director
Wang Yan
Wang Yan
Director
Nie Jing
Nie Jing
Director of Photography
Chen Guoliang
Chen Guoliang
Director of Photography
Yang Qitian
Yang Qitian
Assistant Director

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