The premiere of "The Long Night Is Ending" was crowded with stars. Wan Qian revealed the emotional explosion behind the lightbox drama

Jiuzhiwang Film Beijing News (Editor 1300XJ. Reporter 2509Y Show) On March 17, the movie "The Long Night Is Ending", which focuses on realistic themes, held its premiere in Beijing. The premiere attracted much attention. Director Wang Tong, producer and lead star Rao Xiaozhi, lead star Wan Qian, and friendly star Huang Xiaolei and other main creators all appeared in full costumes. They gathered together and enthusiastically shared with the audience the little-known stories behind the film creation, as well as their deep understanding of their respective roles. Not only that, actors Chun Xia, Zheng Shaohong and other guests also came to support the film's premiere. They watched the film together with the audience and had in-depth exchanges.

This film focuses on the struggles and choices of ordinary people in real difficulties. It uses cold and delicate realism to deeply explore profound themes such as humanity, dignity and redemption. The film's narrative style is very restrained and the emotions it contains are deep and touching. Therefore, it was unanimously praised by the guests and the audience present, and everyone spoke highly of the quality and connotation of the film.

When talking about the female lead she plays, Ye Xiaolin, Wan Qian sincerely said that this role has a strong appeal to her. She said: "Ye Xiaolin is a female character with extremely complex human nature in a gray area. For actors, such a character is full of creative charm, allowing me to give full play to my acting skills during the performance process and explore the deep connotation of the character."

With her meticulous interpretation of this in-depth role, Wan Qian has previously won the honor of Best Actress at the Golden Jue Award at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival. Her superb acting skills in the film have been highly recognized by the industry. Everyone praised her acting ability and believed that she interpreted the role of Ye Xiaolin very well.

At the premiere, Wan Qian also focused on interpreting the very symbolic scene of lighting the light box in the film. She said seriously that this scene is a key point in understanding Ye Xiaolin's role, and through this scene, you can have a deeper understanding of Ye Xiaolin's inner world.

Throughout the film, Ye Xiaolin has been in a state of suppression, forbearance and disguise. She hides her edge under the sea and never easily reveals her true feelings to others. The moment when she lit the light box became the only moment when she lived for herself, and the only moment when she completely released her true personality. This moment was of great significance to the character of Ye Xiaolin.

Wan Qian further explained in detail that the script describes "light dance steps", but Ye Xiaolin himself is not a person who can dance. She believes that the so-called lightness does not mean that her body is dancing, but that her heart is dancing. At the moment when the light box burned, the happiness, joy and relief she had been suppressing for a long time were released. This became the purest, freest and most touching highlight moment for the character, allowing the audience to deeply feel the changes in Ye Xiaolin's heart.

The main creative team also shared the filming process and creative concept of the film with everyone. They insisted on using true and simple lens language to depict complex human nature, and used calm stories to convey powerful power to the audience. The guests present spoke highly of the film's texture, performance level and theme depth, and all called it a sincere work that combines humanistic care and artistic expression, and believed that this film has high value in both artistic and ideological levels.

The night is coming to an end and the light is getting brighter. This much-awaited film will soon be released to audiences across the country. By then, audiences can feel the struggle and light deep in human nature and appreciate the profound connotation conveyed by the film.