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As of today (August 21st), the film "Wish You Happiness!" unveils a series of "Hug Edition" posters, where a hug speaks volumes when words fail to express love. Directed by Kang Bo and produced by Yin Lu, with a screenplay by You Xiaoying, the movie stars Xiao Yang and Song Jia in the lead roles, alongside Ni Dahong, Wu Yue, Wu Yufang, Zhou Yiran, Ding Jiali, Liu Dan, Liu Jun, and Liu Batel in special appearances. The film is set for release nationwide on September 15th. It delves into the story of a couple, Luo Yu (Xiao Yang) and Bai Hui (Song Jia), who, during their divorce cooling-off period, find themselves embroiled in a family dispute as a lawyer and a doctor. As the end of the cooling-off period draws near, they gain new insights into themselves, their marriage, and their family.

A poignant portrayal of the heartache endured by families who have lost their only child, the film uses "hugs" as a powerful symbol of healing and comfort for those whose lives have been shattered.

The newly released "Hug Edition" posters convey deep stories through simple embraces. The concise "three-character scriptures" captions resonate with the complexities of family life. "Counting down, can't stay, hug you" — Qin Zhiyuan (Ni Dahong) and Yan Li (Wu Yufang) struggle through their twilight years after losing their son to an accident, finding solace in each other's presence amidst the harsh realities of being bereaved parents. "Shattered, pick up the pieces, hug you" — the middle-aged couple, Luo Yu (Xiao Yang) and Bai Hui (Song Jia), grappling with the pain and despair of their impending divorce, share a poignant embrace that reveals Bai Hui's tears and Luo Yu's anguish and remorse, sparking curiosity about what led them to this point. Young newlyweds Wang Ran (Zhou Yiran) and Qin Kewen (Liu Batel) experience a shift in emotions due to constant pressure from their families to conceive, causing Wang Ran immense distress; her husband's understanding and support become her sole beacon of hope, as two lonely souls find comfort in each other's arms — "In love, don't part, hug you." As Luo Yu serves as Qin Zhiyuan's legal representative, the two men, sharing similar experiences, form a bond through heartfelt conversations. Luo Yu's paralyzed mother (Ding Jiali) weeps at the thought of burdening her son, while he gently comforts her, seemingly making a significant decision. Bai Hui, as the treating physician for Xia Meiyun's (Wu Yue) daughter, extends a compassionate embrace when the world seems to have turned its back on Xia Meiyun, as fellow women and mothers. The pain of bereaved families is laid bare, even if just a glimpse. Amidst the chaos, they find solace in each other's embrace, using hugs to shield themselves from the world. Hug you, and hug yourself, hoping that hugs can soothe every soul that has endured life's hardships.