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how could he leave to fight in the japanese war if it didnt begin till 1937? - (137.238.121.88)

I suggest you do a little reading on the history of the Sino-Japanese War Tryptofeng 20:00, 9 April 2007 (UTC) reply

That wouldn't hurt either but, to stay on topic, better if he did some reading on the history of the Second Sino-Japanese War. —  LlywelynII 13:20, 22 January 2015 (UTC) reply

I have problems finding this film. The is a 1933 Chinese film known as Sons and Daughters of the Times ( [1]), but the only name in common is one of the writers. Then I read in the opening titles of the YouTube video linked that the film was called Childern of Trouble Times (1935), for which I don't find an IMDb entry. I have Googled the title, but most from what I get seems to mirror our entry or simply relate the title to the song. I will tag the article for reliable sources. Hoverfish Talk 08:44, 16 March 2007 (UTC) reply

After looking into it a bit, it does appear that "Sons and Daughters in a Time of Storm" is also known as "Children of Troubled Time." Or at least they share the same Chinese title: Fengyu ernü

• http://www.dianying.com/en/title/fye1935

This shows that the films have the same cast/crew (i.e. Xu Xingzhi, Yuan Muzhi, etc) Perhaps we should move it to the alternate title? Tryptofeng 16:54, 31 March 2007 (UTC) reply

Absolutely. This is a terrible translation and, especially if it's not actually in use elsewhere, we shouldn't be getting people to use it. —  LlywelynII 13:20, 22 January 2015 (UTC) reply

So, looking at what this thing is actually called:

Fēngyǔn Érnǚ (actual pinyin) & Fengyun Ernü (toneless pinyin)

Fēngyǔn Érnǔ (bad Western pinyin) & Fengyun Ernu

Fengyun Ernv (bad Chinese pinyin)

Fēng Yǔn Ér Nǚ & Feng Yun Er Nü (really bad pinyin)

Fēng Yǔn Ér Nǔ & Feng Yu[n] Er Nu (ditto; He)

Feng Yun Er Nv (bad Chinese pinyin)

Sons and Daughters in a Time of Storm (wiki editors, Ma)

Children in a Time of Storm (other wiki editors)

Sons and Daughters in Troubled Times ( Rojas)

Children in a Time of Trouble

Children of Trouble[d] Time[s] (Internet Archive, Chinese Movie Database, Zhang, Ye, Braester, Zhang, 1, 2, Yeh, Winzenburg, Fu)

Scenes of City Life (IMDB, but surely confused with this film)

Children of the Hour ( LaFleur)

Young Heroes and Heroines in the Stormy Years ( Ho, Law)

Children of the Storm ( Chow, Wu, Wang, Ho, Lai)

Sons and Daughters in a Storm ( Lai)

Sons and Daughters in Times of Turmoil ( 1)

The Sons and Daughters in Times of Turmoil ( Ho)

Sons and Daughters of the Storm ( Pang, James)

Children in the Storm ( 1, Howard)

Far[a]way Love ( 1, but surely intending this film instead)

Heroic Sons and Daughters ( Guo)

Looks very messy but like we have a winner. —  LlywelynII 14:13, 22 January 2015 (UTC) reply