Cai Wenjing's first preview of "Things in the Palm" reveals that the female protagonist He Yan attracts expectations

Cai Wenjing's official announcement of "Things in the Palm" released

the original work of the same name adapted from writer Xian Cheng-the urban emotional suspense TV series "Things in the Palm" and Bona Film Matrix were unveiled at the Shanghai Film Festival. The play was jointly produced by Bona Film Group Co., Ltd., Bona Love Film and Television Media Co., Ltd., and the Jindun Film and Television Cultural Center of the Ministry of Public Security. Recently, the official announcement of the launch of "Things in the Palm" was exposed.

The play stars Cai Wenjing, Liu Kai, Peng Guanying, Wang Jinsong, Yue Yang, Li Dongheng, Ma Li, Li Yan, Dobjie, Feng Lei, Sarina, etc. Cai Wenjing serves as the only female protagonist in the play, playing He Yan, a financial talent. Different from the unwritten rules of the plot of regular novels, the female protagonist played by Cai Wenjing, He Yan, is deeply involved in the pathological emotional entanglement of the male protagonist. In order to protect herself and her family, she competes with the evil forces, and after many difficulties, she finally overcomes evil with justice.

Since its official announcement,"Things in the Palm" has attracted constant heated discussions among fans of the original book and netizens. It has been a year since the script has been carefully polished. On the basis of completely retaining the original book's character, the layout is grander and the characters are richer and three-dimensional. Among them, the fierce confrontation between wisdom and trickery, and the confrontation between good and evil of control and freedom, fall and escape are not only the climax and fascinating, but also reflects the teasing of destiny and the brilliance of human nature at a deeper level.

From the trailer and poster released, Cai Wenjing plays He Yan woke up from a nightmare and repeatedly said: "Don't come over" is particularly heartbreaking. In the poster, Cai Wenjing clenched her hands tightly and her eyes were firm, just like He Yan, who is both attached to warmth and unable to help but realize the constraints of exploitation in the play. In the face of humiliation, she has a flexible and unyielding soul. She struggles all the way in relationships and emotions that violate her beliefs. Until self-reconstruction is shocking.

As the female protagonist of the drama, during the filming process, Cai Wenjing not only needed to deal with academic discussions on financial knowledge, but also carefully speculated on the complex emotional entanglements of the characters and challenged multiple upgrades. Currently, the play is in an intense post-production stage, and we look forward to the early launch of Cai Wenjing's "Things in the Palm".