My impressions of Teacher Zhu still remain as Shen Wei in 2018's "The Soul" and Jing Rang in "You Are My True Friend", with a cool and elegant temperament, restrained emotions, and a flower on the mountain.

I saw a few shots of Zhu Yilong 's new film " Life Events " in the theater before, and I was amazed. What surprised me was Zhu Yilong's role in the film -

wearing a floral shirt, with a shaved head, a loose manner, and an expression Frivolous, a street gangster who always talks about "I".

My impression of Teacher Zhu still remains as Shen Wei in 2018's " Zhenhun", and Jing Rang in "You Are My True Friend". His temperament is cool and elegant, his emotions are restrained, and he is the flower of the high mountains.

Zhu Yilong's appearance in "Life Events" is full of fireworks . He is not the cold and elegant Shen Wei, nor is he the evil, charming and arrogant Ye Zun. It is an image that has never been seen before.

Look at the movie poster again. The warm tones and colorful colors imply that this is a warm story and also reveal a strong atmosphere of fireworks.

The other poster is more Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese style, and is a fresh style with a strong sense of life.

This movie received rave reviews as soon as it was released, and the box office was considerable. As of press time, it had been released for four days, with a box office of 300 million, accounting for 74% of the box office, and nearly 120,000 screenings. It can be said to be the best among movies released in the same period. .

has a Douban score of 7.5, which is a good score among domestic films.

data comes from Maoyan Professional Edition

This movie can achieve such results thanks to its and down-to-earth .

Mo Sanmei, played by Zhu Yilong, is a mortician, known as "Third Brother". He was in prison before taking over his ancestral business. He has a strict father at home. The father and son dislike each other, and his girlfriend ran away with someone... ...

So the gangster temperament in him is also mixed with the "mourning" temperament of .

"Isn't it because others say you eat the food of dead people?"

During the troubled period, a little girl with Nezha's hair and a hot and stubborn temper, Xiao Wen (played by Yang Enyou), was forced into her. It's a constant situation.

Xiaowen's grandma passed away early one morning. She saw "Third Brother" helping her grandma relieve her stiff body, and also saw him carrying her grandma's coffin. As a young child, she didn't know what "death" meant, so she just stubbornly searched for her. Went to "Third Brother's" shop - "Go to Heaven" and never left.

During this period, he painted graffiti on the urn customized by the customer. He made a fuss in the mourning hall because he saw the same coffin as the one on the day of grandma's funeral.

According to Mo Sanmei's words, "You were sent by God specifically to destroy me, right?"

"Don't you think I'm unlucky enough?"

But even so, Mo Sanmei didn't tell her directly, coldly, you Grandma is dead!

Although I pointed to the chimney of the cremator and told the children that your grandma turned into a wisp of smoke, it was not necessarily gentle, but it still contained a touch of softness.

Later, his colleague Jianren (played by Wang Ge) coaxed the little girl to say that grandma had turned into a star, which was full of fairy tale romance.

Mo Sanmei and his colleagues also began to call their profession, "people who plant stars."

"The Star Planter" gave a home to Xiao Wen, whose parents were missing, lost her grandmother, and was not popular with her aunt. Mo Sanmei gradually revealed her softer side while getting along with Xiao Wen full of laughter.

He was originally a gentle person .

, like Zhu Yilong who plays him, has an unruly appearance, but can't hide the gentleness between his eyebrows.

For example, this look back -

For example, this look at each other.

Another example is that Xiaowen was scared to go to the toilet by two paper figures in the middle of the night. Mo Sanmei changed her usual impatience and coaxed her patiently, even though she grinned in a loving manner which was very funny~

" This is all papery and fake, just like the ugly tiger on your hand."

Once people start to calm down and become gentle, they can slowly understand other people's emotions and the indescribable subtleties of their hearts.

So he also began to slowly reconcile with his father, his family, his career, and this society.

finally understood the sacredness of undertakers and undertakers, and understood his father's words, "There is nothing important in life except death, and fame and fortune are all fleeting in the end."

When I heard this sentence, I felt emotional in my heart. A movie can make the audience resonate with the characters and the movie just right at a certain point in time. There are not many movies like this .

And "Life Events" did it.

It makes people fall into the drama from the beginning. The character of Mo Sanmei is full of charm, which is partly due to Zhu Yilong's personality and temperament that fits the role , and partly due to the script's meticulous attention to the character .

From unruly to sensible, from irritable to gentle, the relationship between Xiaowen and Mo Sanmei is a bright line, but the relationship between Mo Sanmei and her father, colleagues, customers and other people is broader and has a more far-reaching influence. , more complex lines that are constantly being cut and messed up.

movies have always interspersed these relationship lines in the main line of Xiaowen and Mo Sanmei. affects each other and , and resonates with .

For example, as mentioned above, Mo Sanmei gradually showed her softer side when getting along with Xiaowen, thereby helping him deal with other relationships.

The relaxation of other relationships also helped Mo Sanmei and Xiaowen's bond deepen.

The relationship between Mo Sanmei and his father has eased.

So Mo Sanmei’s transformation, he and Xiao Wen became like father and daughter in the end, and his true understanding of the sacredness of his profession made me sigh, and it seemed to come naturally.

It is a life woven by countless bits and pieces of life and countless social relationships. Although there are drama scenes, it is very close to real life.

is like a movie poster, full of fireworks.

The frequent occurrence of old streets and alleys exuding a sense of urban life and a sense of age, the Wuhan dialect filling the screen, crayfish, beer, Langweixian, and the wet streets at night all gave me a sense of visual pleasure, familiarity mixed with... A novel experience.

What's more, the warmth and romance of this movie are almost overflowing. If you don't believe it, look at it. At the end, Mo Sanmei made her father's ashes into fireworks and put them in the sky. The night sky was filled with brilliant lights, like stars, echoing that. Sentence - "The one who plants stars".

The warmth and romance from beginning to end is consistent with the colorful and warm colors of the stills and posters.

But thinking about the old man's career in front of him still makes people feel a little sad - the world has been looking at undertakers through colored glasses for a long time, and such brilliance can only appear briefly after his death.

Such warmth and romance may only be found in movies.

However, this just demonstrates China's open-mindedness - major events in life are the only ones that are blind. Compared with Japan's "The Embalmer" and South Korea's "White Rabbit Candy", our "Life Events" is less heavy and more grand.

(Author: Tianya Xiaoniao)