On this day 112 years ago, on September 29, 1913 (August 29, 1913 in the lunar calendar), China's earliest feature film "Difficult Husband and Difficult Wife" was released. On September 29, 1913, China's first film feature film "Difficult Husband and Difficult Wife" was screened on the new stage in Shanghai, causing strong repercussions. Previously, Chinese films had a history of more than 10 years, but there were no action and drama fragments of the plot. "Difficult Husband and Difficult Wife" is based on the custom of buying and selling marriage. It describes the whole process from the matchmaker's matchmaking to sending a pair of men and women who do not know each other into the bridal chamber, so it is also known as "Wedding Room Flowers and Candles". The whole film is 4 copies in length. It is written by Zheng Zhengqiu, co-directed by Zheng Zhengqiu and Zhang Shichuan Founded in 1909, Asia Film Company is hosted by American Yishir. It is the earliest film company in China. It used to shoot movies in Hong Kong and Shanghai. In 1912, it was contracted by Zhang Shichuan, Zheng Zhengqiu and other organizations of the new Xinmin Company. "Difficult Husband and Wife" is the first work after the contract. Also screened on September 29 was a short news documentary "Shanghai War" shot by the company, which truthfully recorded the scenes of Shanghai besieging the Manufacturing Bureau and capturing the Wusong Battery during the "Second Revolution".