Chinanews, October 23, the movie "Goodbye!"
"Youth" was broadcast exclusively on iQiyi on October 23. The film is based on real character prototypes, starring Liu Mintao, Rong Zishan, and Tan Kai, and starring Gu Yuhan, Xu Kelong, Liu Renhe and Zheng Yingxian. Chen Chusheng and Si Wai Ge starred in particular.
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"Goodbye!
"Juvenile" tells the story of 14-year-old Wang Xinyang who still bravely pursued his dreams after suddenly suffering from leukemia, ignited his short life with the power of music, and made his final farewell to the world.
The film landed on the national theaters on October 5th. Douban scored 7.5 on the first day. While bringing love and moving to the audience, it received unanimous praise.
A family of three played by Liu Mintao, Rong Zishan, and Tan Kai truly restored a fragile but tenacious family under severe illness.
Rong Zishan, who plays the terminally ill boy Wang Xinyang, interprets the positive sunshine facing life and the unyielding struggle in the face of illness.
Among them, the scene where the hair needs to be shaved due to chemotherapy is even more impressive.
Liu Mintao, who played his mother Zhou Lan, contributed a textbook-style acting performance.
From the denial of his son's illness, to the choking rebuke of persuading his son to shave his head, to the emotional breakdown after his son's death, the performance is distinct.
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In addition to Liu Mintao and Rong Zishan, Tan Kai, who plays his father, also relies on numerous acting fans.
His father, Wang Yean, is a typical Chinese father. He was silent but solid and reliable. After Xinyang passed away, he suppressed his pain of losing a child while supporting and encouraging his mother Zhou Lan to continue living well.
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The story of Wang Xinyang in "Youth" is adapted from real character prototypes.
This once-live 16-year-old boy was named Wang Yueyang. After his death, his story was recorded in the book. The lyrics he composed during his lifetime were also composed into songs by musicians such as Zhao Lei, Ma Di, and the Good Sister Band.