The movie "The Big Events in Life" starring Zhu Yilong sold out for 1.7 billion yuan after its release in June this year, becoming a big dark horse in China's summer films this year.

Zhu Yilong (left) and child star Yang En have a lot of family dramas in the film

The movie " Life Events " starring Zhu Yilong was released in June this year. After it sold for 1.7 billion yuan (about NT$7.7 billion), becoming the dark horse of domestic summer movies this year. The film was released on Netflix on October 1, and immediately dominated the Taiwan film rankings and also made the male lead Zhu Yilong a hot search.

Zhu Yilong starred in "Big Events in Life"

The story of the movie "Big Events in Life" describes a 7-year-old girl named Wu Xiaowen (played by Yang En) whose grandmother passed away in her sleep. Mo Sanmei (played by Zhu Yilong) is a funeral practitioner. When he was serving Wu Xiaowen's grandmother, Wu Xiaowen mistakenly thought that he had hidden his grandmother, so he kept entangled with him and asked him to return her grandmother.

The 34-year-old male lead Zhu Yilong participated in the movie "Rebirth" in 2009 and played the assassin Ruan Ying in the film. He entered the entertainment industry. He then played roles of all sizes, but it was not until 2018 that he collaborated with the ratings queen Zhao Liying. "Handle ? Do you know? "It should be green, fat, red and thin", and the affectionate and gentle young master Qi Heng became popular.

Zhu Yilong completely discarded the past gentle and tender handsome and noble in "The Great Events of Life", and completely transformed into a rebellious ruffian

Zhu Yilong completely discarded the past gentle and tender handsome and noble in "The Great Events of Life", and completely transformed into a rebellious ruffian. Many eye scenes under the camera fully show a powerful emotional flow, sincere and heartbreaking. The tender image of the iron man and the expression of intertwined sadness and joy between his eyebrows have a beautiful and sad feeling.

The most famous funeral theme in modern film history is the Japanese movie "Sending the Journey: The Music of the Etiquette Master", which won the Oscar for the Best Foreign Language Film in 2008. In the film, the Japanese male star Motoki Masahiro interprets the importance of the job of sending the Journey, but Zhu Yilong makes this profession overlap with the regrets and longings in people's hearts, and the smile is deep in his heart.

"The Great Events of Life" uses funeral themes to analyze the weight of family affection

"The Great Events of Life" is that it uses funeral themes to analyze the separation of life and death. The lingering weight of family affection is different from the various domestic foreign propaganda and main theme movies in recent years. "The Great Events of Life" chooses to focus on the life emotions of small people. Such themes have always been there, but it is relatively difficult to succeed in the box office. "A Spoon" directed and acted by Chen Jianbin shines at the Golden Horse Awards that year, but the box office is only sold for over 10 million yuan, which is a bloody example. The best box office was " I am not a medicine god " starring Xu Zheng . It sold over 3.1 billion yuan (about NT$14 billion) that year. However, the issue of smuggling drugs in the movie also caused an aftermath and did not escape unsuccessfully due to applause.

Zhu Yilong (right) and child star Yang Enyou's family affection is very tear-jerking

In addition, "The Great Events in Life" successfully fades the fear of death and amplifies the sustenance of living people, so that the audience in front of the screen can replace mourning with longing and continue the value of life.

The endless stars at the end of the film are perfectly echoing the meaning director Liu Jiangjiang wants to convey through the movie: the stars in the sky will fall into your dream and become the person you miss. Every shining star in the night sky is the person who once loved us.