Zhang Weili's documentary film "Never Enough" is a hit feature clip that unlocks the way the spirit of the strong can break through

Zhang Weili's personal documentary film "Never Ending" is being screened, and today a feature clip of "Everything is Me" is released. The film, directed by Xu Huijing, took three years to shoot. It fully presents Zhang Weili's passionate life from peak to trough and then counterattack. It also uses delicate image language to explore the spiritual world behind top athletes. The film breaks out of the traditional framework of "winning narrative" and focuses on the growth and transformation of "people", allowing the audience to see a three-dimensional, vivid, tenacious and gentle Zhang Weili.

"Everything is me" spiritual practice from the competition field to life

The "Everything is Me" clip exposed this time no longer focuses on strict training and fierce confrontation, but instead presents Zhang Weili's inner monologue in peace. Under the camera, she calmly talked about her understanding of past experiences: "Everything is me." These five words are not only a concise summary of the glory of winning the championship and the trough of defeat in her career, but also a vivid footnote to her spiritual breakthrough.

In the clip, Zhang Weili regards tolerance and friction, good times and adversity on the way to growth as nutrients. Even when she is at a low point in life, she still maintains a calm attitude and the belief of never giving up. Just as the metaphor in the film: the injured bird will eventually return to the sky, and she can always stand up again with her settled will after falling. This spiritual power that transcends victory and defeat in the field is the best interpretation of the theme of "endless"-the true strong will always move forward in the practice of dialogue with themselves and confrontation with difficulties.

The film's popularity rises, and the undefined "Fighting Queen" touches people's hearts

The film has aroused strong resonance with the audience with its in-depth portrayal of characters and hot-blooded counterattack stories. Since its release, its reputation has continued to rise. The audience was moved by Zhang Weili's undefined reality. The first public "devil training" scene shocked countless people-it turned out that behind the championship was unimaginable persistence and dedication. The camera also captured her fragile side: depressed by defeat, crying because of the death of her beloved dog, anxious because she cared about her parents... Even if the training was hard, she would still take care of an injured bird carefully. These details let the audience see that she is not only a strong player in the arena, but also an ordinary girl with flesh and blood and rich emotions. Some viewers said after watching the movie: "" Endless "broke my stereotype of fighters. Zhang Weili's persistence and fragility are so real. She made me understand that everyone has their own 'octagonal cage' in life, and the important thing is to always maintain the courage to fight like her."

The film "Endless" is produced by Shenzhen Wanwanjian Film Co., Ltd., Shanghai Shangran Yue Exhibition Sports and Culture Center, 523 Image Culture (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd., Beijing Wanwanjian Culture Communication Co., Ltd., Tianjin Maoyan Culture Media Co., Ltd., Shanghai Maoyan Film Co., Ltd. Currently, the film is being screened nationwide. Walking into the theater, you can not only witness the hot-blooded counterattack of the "Fighting Queen", but also find the courage and strength to face the challenges of life in her story!