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The Song of Singapore (1947) | Slate

The Song of Singapore

星加坡之歌

The Song of Singapore

Describe the transformation of three female protagonists, Chen Meimei, Yang Shuming, and Qian Haoru, from their personal personalities to their life beliefs during the pre war, post war, and the fall of Singapore.

Released: 1947
Language: Mandarin

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