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Today, August 21st, the film "Wish You Happiness!" unveils a set of "Hug" posters, where an embrace becomes the most comforting expression when words fail. Directed by Kang Bo with a screenplay by You Xiaoying and produced by Yin Lu, the film stars Xiao Yang and Song Jia in leading roles, alongside Ni Dahong, Wu Yue, Wu Yufang, Zhou Yiran as special guests, and Ding Jiali, Liu Dan, Liu Jun, and Liu Batel in notable supporting roles. The film is scheduled to release nationwide on September 15th. It tells the story of a couple, Luo Yu (Xiao Yang) and Bai Hui (Song Jia), who, during their divorce cooling-off period, become embroiled in a family dispute as a lawyer and doctor. As the cooling-off period nears its end, they gradually gain new insights into themselves, their marriage, and their family.

The "Hug" posters released this time reveal a profound story beneath their simplicity. The concise three-character slogans reflect the complexities of family life. "Counting down, unable to stay, hug you" – Qin Zhiyuan (Ni Dahong) and Yan Li (Wu Yufang) face a devastating blow after losing their son, and their lives are forever changed. Their world of loneliness and despair is vividly depicted through their embrace. "Shattered, pick up the pieces, hug you" – the troubled middle-aged couple Luo Yu and Bai Hui struggle with pain and despair, and Bai Hui's tears in the embrace speak volumes about the challenges they face. Young couple Wang Ran (Zhou Yiran) and Qin Kewen (Liu Batel) experience changes in their relationship due to pressure from their families to have children. Amid the stress of trying to conceive, Wang Ran's husband's understanding and support become her sole comfort – "In love, don't part, hug you." Luo Yu, as Qin Zhiyuan's legal representative, finds common ground with him, and their shared experiences bring them closer. Luo Yu's paralyzed mother (Ding Jiali) cries out of concern for burdening her son, and his gentle embrace signifies a new determination. Bai Hui, as Xia Meiyun's (Wu Yue) daughter's doctor, offers a compassionate embrace when the world seems to abandon her. The pain of a childless family is only hinted at here, but their embraces are a testament to their resilience and strength. Hug you, hug yourself, may hugs heal those who have endured life's hardships.

The "Happiness Speaks" of female creators resonates deeply with women, using realistic themes to evoke feelings of happiness. After the release of the "Hug" posters, a thematic featurette titled "The Meaning of Happiness" was also unveiled, showcasing the perspectives of the film's female creative team. The opening statement, "We're not necessarily pro-marriage or anti-marriage, we're pro-happiness," resonates with many viewers. Happiness comes in many forms, and marriage is just one of them. The goal of life is to find genuine happiness, not to conform to societal expectations.

"Experiencing pain and hardship makes us appreciate happiness more," Song Jia's interpretation of "happiness" brings us back to the essence of the film, where both physical and emotional suffering lead Bai Hui to redefine herself. A child is a mother's last line of defense, as Wu Yue's character expresses in the featurette, becoming a fierce protector for her daughter. Zhou Yiran's character in the film feels the love of her husband and mother, but the pressure from her in-laws causes anxiety, reflecting the Chinese family's expectation of marriage and childbirth. Producer Yin Lu and screenwriter You Xiaoying share their thoughts on the title "Wish You Happiness!", emphasizing that everyone deserves and should pursue happiness. The characters in the film choose to face life anew after experiencing various trials, rediscovering the true meaning of "happiness."

The film's realistic portrayal of adult struggles resonates with audiences. Issues such as "pressure to have children," "midlife crisis," "economic pressures," and "the pain of losing a child" are all too familiar to many families. The film's sincerity and authenticity have sparked strong emotional reactions from viewers.

In previous trailers, scenes like "divorce cooling-off periods" and "the various faces of civil affairs bureaus" have opened up discussions among netizens, who have shared personal stories in the comment sections. Comments like "Reading the comments section of 'Wish You Happiness!' broke my heart" and "No one can leave the comments section of 'Wish You Happiness!' with a smile" highlight the deep emotional impact of the film. Some have even suggested bringing their parents to see the film, hoping it would help them better understand their children.

The film's unique subject matter and exceptional cast have generated significant anticipation. Its exploration of generational conflicts and family dynamics resonates with real-life experiences, prompting genuine conversations among audiences. Spanning generations and addressing multiple aspects of family, life, and marriage, the film focuses on issues like "embryo custody rights" and "childless families." Through the director's delicate touch, the story of three generations unfolds, revealing the humanistic care within the fabric of society.

"Wish You Happiness!" is produced by Zhejiang Hengdian Pictures Co., Ltd., Sichuan Lianrui Pictures Co., Ltd., Shanghai Taopiaopiao Film Culture Co., Ltd., Tianjin Lianrui Pictures Co., Ltd., Tianjin Zoi Films Co., Ltd., Horgos Embarrassment Film Culture Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Lianrui Wooden Horse Media Culture Co., Ltd., Beijing Lianrui Culture Co., Ltd., Shanghai Gengxi Film Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Film (Group) Co., Ltd., Beijing Zhoudi Brothers Film Culture Co., Ltd., Beijing Weimengchuangke Network Technology Co., Ltd., and Countless Us Culture Media (Chengdu) Co., Ltd. It will be released nationwide on September 15, 2024. Because life is tough, we wish you happiness!