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Chapter 449: Family Heirloom to Protect the Child (Additional Chapter 34 for the New Alliance Leader Qian Xia Cheng Huan)

There are many things in the movie that make the audience feel involved.

For example, he was half-dead during the physical exercises, scribbled all kinds of weird ideas on the textbooks, and behaved childishly in front of the female classmates he liked...

An Ran, played by An Xiaoxi, is refreshing.

I used to think An Xiaoxi’s ancient costume looks, such as Wang Yuyan and Zhao Linger, were stunning, but now I find that her modern outfits can also kill a bunch of so-called school beauties in seconds.

If there is a girl with such looks and temperament in your high school class, she will be the white moonlight that you will never forget in your life.

A good student and a poor student, two people who originally lived in different worlds and had no intersection, intersected because of an English book.

An Ran forgot to bring her textbook and was troubled by her English teacher, which became an opportunity for the male and female protagonists to get closer.

A hero saves the beauty!

Some viewers began to reflect on what they did when the goddess in the class encountered such a thing?
Loud laughter?
She still raised her hand and told the teacher that XX didn't bring her textbook, and then joined in the laughter.

You deserve it!
An Ran bought a pen specifically for poking Wu Yang.

Why is there so much ink all over?

Because sometimes I forget to put the cap on the pen and just poke it.

Most of the audience had poked others with a pen, or had been poked by others. They thought they had forgotten what that person looked like, but when they saw the scene in the movie, a familiar face suddenly flashed through their minds.

The plot of the movie actually progresses very quickly. Under the leadership of the heroine An Ran, the hero begins to study very hard as if he had been injected with chicken blood. The feelings in student days are so pure and innocent. You can do your best for the people or things you love.

Save some paper...

This line caused obscene laughter from the audience.

Some girls may not understand, but they can tell there is a problem just by listening to the laughter.

The exchange between Hao Yun and Jiang Wen is also very interesting. At the beginning, they obviously said "fuck you", but later they changed their words to "love tiger you".

This movie was approved almost without any cuts.

After all, it's just a youth film, and Hao Yun doesn't intend to add anything discordant into it.

Even if there are some dirty words, the film review committee will turn a blind eye to them under the halo of producer Jiang Wen, producers such as Huaying and Huayi, and new young directors in Cannes.

Everything in the movie is moving towards a sweet ending.

Every little movement, every breath, and every expression of the male and female protagonists in the film makes people feel that the people on the screen are not An Ran or Wu Yang, but you and me in the same school days.

After going to college, in an era when telephones were not popular, An Ran and Wu Yang still kept the habit of calling each other every night, wondering if the other had been held hands by other people, just like us who were in a long-distance relationship in college.

But we can also see the gap between boys and girls of the same age. Girls are obviously much more mature.

Wu Yang is just a boy who has not grown up and can't think so much, while An Ran matured early and the questions she gave Wu Yang were too difficult.

During the holidays, the two of them returned to the market together, went shopping, ate snacks, and walked slowly forward on the railway tracks.

When they were tired, they released Kongming lanterns on the bridge. Written on the lanterns were their wishes and expectations. An Ran asked Wu Yang if he wanted to know what he had written, but the naive Wu Yang still couldn't understand An Ran's heart, and thought that his pursuit would also fail like that of other classmates.

But what he didn't know was that on the Kongming lantern on her side, it said "Together".

Someone in the cinema was calling Wu Yang an idiot. Hao Yun was very glad that eggs were not allowed into the cinema, otherwise he, the actor who played Wu Yang, would definitely be greeted with eggs.

Soon, An Ran and Wu Yang welcomed their first Valentine's Day after entering college.

During the trip, An Ran's ambiguous attitude made Wu Yang very confused.

The male protagonist came up with a way to attract the female protagonist and prove himself - organizing a school-wide fighting competition, and it was this competition that caused the two to part ways.

Wu Yang felt that the wound was like a medal, but An Ran saw it as a childish act of self-mutilation.

On a rainy night after the game, the two stubborn people quarreled, separated, cried bitterly but refused to look back.

The fate of the two people ended from then on, and there was no contact anymore.

When An Ran stood in the heavy rain and shouted at Wu Yang's back, "Idiot! Big idiot!", the sadness in her expression was no less than the latter's.

This was also the last time she appeared in a movie with a ponytail.

The audiences in the audience all felt it was a pity, because breaking up after such a thing was really not worth it, but that is youth - ignorant, impulsive, and competitive.

At the last wedding, all the gay friends from back then were present to watch the coronation ceremony of their goddess and her true love.

As Wu Yang said, their attendance was only out of friendship as old classmates rather than as a blessing: "If you really like a girl, you will know that it is impossible to sincerely wish her eternal happiness!"

But the moment An Ran appeared shyly, he knew he was wrong:

"I was wrong. It turns out that when you really, really like a girl and she has someone who loves her, you will sincerely wish her happiness and joy forever."

Standards have always been used to prove something in reverse. Many things are not what you think they are. Personal feelings are always more real than what you think.

This most sincere blessing was, of course, conveyed in the most childish way. When Jay Chou said in a cocky voice, "The way you kiss the bride, you have to kiss me first," Wu Yang pounced on him without any hesitation.

At that moment, the people in the story and the audience outside the screen must have had the same expression.

At that moment, all the pores opened instantly, goose bumps suddenly appeared, the eye sockets were red, and the tip of the nose was slightly sour.

Although Hao Yun's film carries some youthful pain, it maintains a restrained yet not sad tone, using many interesting plots to dilute the sadness.

It's just that at this moment, the emotions are completely released.

"You are an actor, why are you crying?" Hao Yun rummaged in his pocket, took out a white handkerchief and quietly handed it over.

You know the entire plot of the movie you acted in.

The audience hasn't even started crying yet, but you, the culprit, are crying first.

What do you have to cry about?

The flashing lights take people to a parallel time and space, where the wishing lantern that was flying in the sky has four big characters written on it: "Okay, together!"

On that rainy night when we had a quarrel.

Wu Yang did not leave crying without looking back. He returned to An Ran, wiped her tears and said to her: "I'm sorry I was too naive."

Anran threw herself into his arms and kissed him.

The scene changed, and the two people at the wedding were also hugging and kissing tightly, as if they were really together. If there is a parallel universe, An Ran and Wu Yang should be together.

Unfortunately, that is ultimately a story from a parallel universe.

The heavy rain that I missed in those years, the love that I missed in those years.

Some people say that when you don't understand love when you are young, you will regret it and you are destined to lose it.

But sometimes I feel that it is precisely because I don’t understand that I am truly pure and unadulterated without any irrelevant factors.

Even if the final result is regrettable.

There is a line in the movie that says, "There are many things in life that are in vain."

"Stop crying, the movie is about to end, and we still have to accept a brief interview." Seeing An Xiaoxi's tears that couldn't be stopped, Hao Yun could only remind her quietly.

If you keep crying like this, this premiere will turn into an accident.

"Aren't you touched?" An Xiaoxi took a deep breath and looked at Hao Yun with a calm face, feeling a little disappointed.

"I'm touched. Very touched." Hao Yun let go of her.

"Then you can write a sequel to Those Years, letting An Ran and Wu Yang be together, letting them get married, have children, and grow old together..."

An Xiaoxi knew all the plots and didn't have any special feelings when acting. She completed her task as an actor very professionally.

But when I watched the movie, I still felt sad.

"That's too bland. Audiences won't like it. They just say they want a happy ending, but they forget about it the moment they turn around."

The two leading actors whispering to each other is actually quite eye-catching.

Fortunately, the movie has reached a critical moment, and even the media reporters who are particularly eager to capture the news do not have to stare at the leading actors from behind.

Moreover, even if you see it, it doesn’t mean anything.

On the big screen, the male and female protagonists' lips parted, and the male protagonist let go of the groom Zhou Jielun.

The others rushed towards the bewildered Jay Chou.

This should have been a very funny thing. It was the scene that everyone had been looking forward to for a long time after learning that Jay Chou would play the groom.

But when seeing Wu Yang turning and leaving, few people could laugh.

At this moment, the audience finally forgave Wu Yang, the big fool. It may be that his personality fits the personality deficiencies of some people as they grow up, and that this boy is really very good. Although he has so many shortcomings, he deserves to be loved by everyone.

The movie slowly faded into darkness as the two smiled at each other.

The last moment was fixed on Wu Yang’s wedding red envelope, on which was written: “Happy wedding, my youth”.

What follows are some behind-the-scenes footage, easter eggs, and the music from "Those Years".

The lights came on.

Hao Yun realized belatedly that many people were wiping their eyes. The scene where Wu Yang rushed over to kiss the groom was so impactful that many people couldn't hold back at that moment.

Some people even cried until their eyes turned red.

Amid the applause and cheers from the audience, Hao Yun and his colleagues stood up to thank everyone.

The audience, film critics, and celebrity guests gradually began to leave, making it difficult to arrange any activities for tonight.

The main creators moved to a small cubicle next door to accept interviews from the media.

Everyone has calmed down from the touching moments of the movie, and judging from the reactions of the audience and the media, the quality of the movie has indeed passed the first round of tests.

Next comes the next round of tests, which is the test of box office.

"Mr. Jiang Wen, as the producer, please give us an objective evaluation of this film. Isn't it a little too lacking in substance to win the Best Screenplay Award at the Cannes Film Festival?"

The media used a big trick right from the start.

Although they may be touched when watching the movie, they will still become very ruthless when the critical moment comes.

Is the performance of the Cannes Best Screenwriter up to standard?

From some perspectives, that is definitely unqualified and can even be said to be a waste of time.

However, as the saying goes, everyone has their own carrots and vegetables, and everyone loves what they grow.

If you ask other great directors this question, they might even criticize you in a subtle way. But if you ask Jiang Wen, isn't that a waste of time?
Sure enough, when Jiang Wen heard this question, he immediately answered:

“I have a different opinion from you!

Movies are vehicles of expression; their quality depends only on whether they express the filmmaker’s thoughts and whether the thoughts they express have positive meaning.

Since this movie can move so many people and the emotions it contains are very sincere, then it is a good movie!

It’s much better than many so-called art films that moan without reason!”

At this moment, Uncle Jiang was like a fierce general, wielding the Zhangba Snake Spear and knocking the enemy off his horse in one stroke.

The reporter who asked the question was a little stuck.

He originally thought that Jiang Wen would be modest as a "parent" and then he could write an article that was slightly different from the mainstream. Who would have thought that Jiang Wen would be so protective of his child?

"Hao Yun, this movie is very well made," another reporter said, not standing on the same front as the previous one. He praised the film and then asked, "Do you have any plans to make similar movies next time?"

"I don't have any plans in this regard for now, but I won't avoid similar themes. I'm more casual when filming." Hao Yun answered cautiously and would not let his guard down just because the other party praised him.

Journalists are best at digging holes and interpreting things.

"It's a pity that An Ran and Wu Yang didn't end up together. There are many kissing scenes in this movie. Is this An Xiaoxi's first kissing scene?" Another reporter caught the news and took the opportunity to ask a question.

"Yeah." An Xiaoxi's answer was simple.

"As actors, we are all very professional. Due to the special needs of the plot, we made professional attempts. In fact, there were many staff members on the scene at the time, and it was quite embarrassing when filming."

Hao Yun quickly came to the rescue and filled all possible traps.

Good man, protecting your children must be a family tradition.

(End of this chapter)