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On August 17th, the promotional tour for the film "Kids Not Stupid 3" arrived in Shenzhen, with director Liang Zhiqiang and actors Rong Qihang and Zhou Yuchen in attendance. The event was packed with enthusiastic audiences who shared their emotional responses to the film, prompting Liang Zhiqiang to elaborate on some of the movie's finer points. One memorable moment was when a young fan presented Rong Qihang, who plays a handsome math teacher, with a copy of "Three Years of Preparation for Five Years of College Entrance Exams," challenging him to tackle China's notoriously difficult high school mathematics problems. This lighthearted gesture brought laughter from the crowd.

The appearance of education expert Ouyang Weijian, who has dedicated 38 years to Chinese family education, was another highlight. He praised the film for its realistic portrayal and compelling storytelling, noting that many scenes were exceptionally well-crafted. "Kids Not Stupid 3," directed by Liang Zhiqiang and starring Hu Jing, Zhou Yuchen, Rong Qihang, Cao Guohui, Qian Hanqun, Jiang Songheng, and Wu Wei'en, is currently screening in theaters across the country.

During the audience interaction, one attendee spoke emotionally about how the film had touched them deeply. They said, “This is a heartfelt film that gives parents much to think about. It emphasizes that relationships are more important than anything else. Academic achievement is just a phase; it doesn't have to be perfect. As the theme song suggests, we are all valuable individuals, and learning isn't everything. I hope every child can grow up healthy and happy.” Director Liang responded gratefully, acknowledging the importance of fostering positive interactions between parents and children.

Liang Zhiqiang actively engaged with the audience, providing deeper insights into the film. As Singapore's national treasure director, he expressed his excitement at bringing "Kids Not Stupid 3" to mainland China after a 20-year wait. He said, “I'm thrilled that my film is finally being shown here. This has been a dream of mine for over 20 years, and it's now come true. Thank you all, and please help us spread the word!”

When asked about the brief treatment of the backstory involving the mother who accompanied her child to study abroad, Liang explained, “To fully explore the family dynamics behind the mother's story would require a TV series. Movies have a time limit of around 100 minutes, but this one already runs for 120 minutes. There are so many stories I want to tell. Perhaps a 40-episode series could cover everything.” The audience responded enthusiastically, urging him to consider producing such a series.

A young viewer also inquired about a character with white hair, and Liang revealed, “At the beginning of the film, there's a scene that might seem unrelated, but it's a nostalgic reference for many people in Singapore and Malaysia. The character calls himself ‘Lin Bei,' which means ‘old man' in the local dialect. For this film, I wanted to bring back some of our veteran actors to reprise their roles.”

The presence of Ouyang Weijian added another layer of depth to the evening. He commended the film, saying, “It's truly remarkable. The way it portrays peer relationships and the impact of marital relations on a child's development is exceptional. This is a powerful educational film that encourages reflection. I hope it inspires viewers to rethink their approach to educating children.”

As a heartwarming summer film, "Kids Not Stupid 3" has resonated with audiences through its sensitive direction, humorous moments, and heartfelt storytelling. Its authentic characters and themes have garnered widespread acclaim. "Kids Not Stupid 3" continues to play in theaters, captivating audiences with its poignant messages and delightful humor.