Entertainment: A whirlwind marriage with a fairy-like mother at the start!

August 1st.

"Wolf Warrior" will be shown simultaneously in more than 3,000 cinemas across the country.

Wanda Cinema IMAX Hall in Beijing.

The 7:30 PM showing was sold out.

On the big screen, the scene cuts to a slum in an African country.

The streets were chaotic, and the crowds were dense.

Wu Jing, who plays Leng Feng, is running wildly, followed by several fully armed foreign mercenaries.

A modified heavy jeep came crashing into the side, overturning makeshift stalls along the way.

With nowhere to dodge, Leng Feng lunged forward, his arm dangling tightly from the edge of the jeep's cargo bed.

My whole body was suspended in mid-air, swinging up and down with the violent shaking of the car.

The wheels kicked up a cloud of dust. The mercenary leaned out and opened fire with his assault rifle.

The bullet struck the metal plate on Leng Feng's head, sending sparks flying.

The scene shifts to a ruined battlefield.

The armored convoy of mercenaries was pressing in, and artillery fire filled the air.

Leng Feng crawled into an old Type 59 tank.

The tracks spun wildly, kicking up large amounts of mud.

This enormous steel behemoth actually performed an extreme drift through the narrow, crumbling ruins!

The cannon barrel swung around, producing a deafening roar.

The shell accurately hit the enemy mercenary's armored vehicle, flipping it over and sending flames soaring into the sky.

"Holy crap! That's awesome!"

In the back row of the screening room, someone couldn't hold back and shouted out loud.

No one found it abrupt; on the contrary, several people nodded vigorously in agreement.

The combination of the tank's solidity and the speed of drifting directly hits people's adrenaline.

Following that, the port of evacuation.

Chinese warships are docked at the shore.

Rebel positions in the distance are massacring civilians.

The captain stood in the command room, his eyes bloodshot.

He stared intently at the radar screen, clenching his teeth, the veins on his neck bulging.

The instant he received the order, the captain roared at the top of his lungs, "Fire!"

The missile soared into the sky.

Trailing a long, fiery tail, it pierced the sky above the African continent.

It struck the rebel positions with perfect accuracy.

The cinema's top-of-the-line sound system was operating at full power, and the deafening roar of the explosion made the seats in the entire screening room go numb.

A couple sitting in the middle seats, the girl had been dragged to see a military movie by her boyfriend, but now she was gripping the armrests of her seat tightly, as if afraid of missing a single shot.

The movie is reaching its climax.

Leng Feng led the evacuation convoy, but was blocked in an open area by the two warring parties.

Both sides were filled with bloodthirsty armed men, and the gunfire was so dense that it seemed to blend together.

The convoy simply couldn't get through.

Leng Feng pushed open the car door and got out. He threw away his weapon and climbed onto the roof of the lead truck.

He tore a bright five-star red flag off the train carriage.

He put the red flag on his forearm.

One arm raised high.

The five-star red flag fluttered in the wind amidst the scorching sun and smoke of war in Africa.

Leng Feng stood on the roof of the vehicle, directing the convoy to slowly drive into the combat zone.

On the big screen, the deafening gunshots miraculously gradually faded away.

The armed men on both sides looked at the red flag and at the Chinese soldier who was not carrying any weapons but holding the flag.

They put down their guns.

The convoy passed safely.

In the darkness of the screening room, many people quietly raised their hands and wiped away tears—tears of emotion.

The movie has ended.

The last line of text appeared on the screen:

Those who offend China, no matter how far away, will be punished.

The lights came on.

Someone stood up first and started clapping.

Then came the second person, and the third person.

The entire audience spontaneously stood up, and thunderous applause echoed throughout the theater for a long time.

Many people had tears in their eyes, yet their smiles were incredibly radiant.

It's not just applauding the movie, but also cheering for the strength of our motherland.

……

At the same time.

The internet exploded.

Major forums, online communities, and Weibo were flooded with entries related to "Wolf Warrior".

It received a rating of 8.9 on Douban immediately upon release and is still rising.

Renowned film critic "Poisonous Tongue Old Wang" published a long article overnight:

"I initially thought this was just an ordinary military action film. But I was wrong. Wu Jing has created a truly hardcore movie that belongs to us Chinese! No pretty boys with effeminate makeup. Only visceral action scenes and Hollywood-level war epics. Most importantly, it ignited the fire in our bones!"

The netizens in the comments section below were even more outraged.

"These are the true soldiers of China! These are the true films of China!"

"I was completely stunned by the tank drifting scene! It was fucking hardcore!"

"When I saw the warships firing and the national flag being raised and passed through the war zone, I cried like a baby."

"The Olympics are about to begin! There's less than a week until the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics! After watching 'Wolf Warrior,' all I want to say is, I'm so proud to be born in China! I have no regrets about being Chinese!"

"I have no regrets about being born Chinese!"

........

In early November 2008.

This is a time when the nation's pride is at an all-time high, and everyone is united in welcoming this grand event.

The century-old dream of the Olympics is about to be realized, and every Chinese person is filled with a strong sense of hope and confidence in the strength of their motherland.

The release of "Wolf Warrior" at this juncture, with its line "Those who offend China, though far away, shall be punished," was like a thunderclap, igniting this sentiment and unleashing the deep-seated national spirit and patriotism of all Chinese people.

Within hours, the screening schedules were adjusted overnight by managers of major cinema chains.

Thirty percent.

Forty percent.

Fifty percent!

......

However, tickets are still extremely difficult to obtain.

Countless people are spreading the word and spontaneously promoting this work.