Friday, November 28, 2025

Mount Huangshan, Miriam’s Visit, and “Crouching Tiger”


We watched a movie after Thanksgiving Dinner.
 

“Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon” (released 2000) is set in a scenic area in China that 
Miriam visited on her recent trip, which is why she wanted to see the film.

The film features incredible scenes of swordplay, as well as Chinese landscapes.
Michelle Yeoh is amazing!

Movie directed by Ang Lee.


Miriam’s Photos of Huangshan, China from earlier this month

Miriam took this photo of a landscape painting on a wall in the city.

Photo by Miriam

Photo by Miriam

Photo by Miriam

Photos from film websites and from Miriam.

13 comments:

  1. Oh this is one of Mr. M's. favorite movies. Some stunning stunning cinematography. The photos of Chine are breathtaking. Thank you for sharing.

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  2. Such scenery! We often watch foreign films, or ones in beautiful locations.

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  3. I never saw this movie even though I meant to. I'll have to look out for it again. We watched an episode of Shakespeare and Hathaway (a British comedy/drama private detective show)

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  4. Stunning scenery! I have not seen that movie, although I think we own it. Maybe it's time to watch it.

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  5. That's a great film; I haven't seen it in years. And wow, Miriam took some amazing photos. What a beautiful place.

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  6. I haven't seen that film in years. I found it fascinating.

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  7. Amazing! Mount Huangshan is absolutely incredible, and Miriam's photos are beautiful. That must have been the best viewing experience, seeing the real landscape right after visiting it. Crouching Tiger is a masterpiece. www.melodyjacob.com

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  8. Amazing photos of China. Wow what a view.

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  9. What a beautiful place! It's been a long time since I saw Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon; I did not realize that Michelle Yeoh is in that movie.

    I'm so glad that Miriam was able to visit that beautiful place.

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  10. Beautiful landscapes from China. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Mae

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