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对此,国民党当局颇为恼怒,虽然绞尽脑汁加大干扰,甚至有的影片禁映,但观众还是能从那些几经删剪的影片里体会出创作者的意图。上世纪的三十年代,鲁迅先生曾在《淮风月谈》“后记”里全文转引过《大美晚报》的一篇报道。披露了1933年11月12号发生在上海的一次重大事件,即当时的“艺华影片公司”遭到国民党法西斯特务组织的冲击并被捣毁一事。报道称:“……昨晨九时许,暴徒七八人,一律身穿蓝布短衫裤,蜂涌夺门冲入,分投各办公室,打毁自备汽车两辆、晒片机一具、摄影机一具……”
In response, the Kuomintang authorities were quite angry. Although they were racking their brains and disturbing themselves and even some films were banned, audiences could still understand the creators’ intentions from those censored films. In the thirties of the last century, Mr. Lu Xun quoted a report in the “Great America Evening News” in the full text of “Huai Feng Yue Tan” and “Postscript”. Disclosed a major incident in Shanghai on November 12, 1933, when the “Yi Hua Movie Company” was hit and destroyed by the KMT Fascist organization. Reporter said: “... ... 9 o’clock yesterday morning, seven or eight thugs, all dressed in blue cloth shorts, beeswash the door into the sub-investment office, destroy their own car two, drying machine A camera, a ... ... ”