The film 'Morning Clouds and Evening Rain' is officially released today! Revealing the four major highlights behind the unpredictable fate of a marriage for interests.

The film "Morning Clouds, Evening Rain" premiered today, releasing a "controversial ending" footage, revealing the subtle humanity and unpredictable fate behind the "most controversial marriage of the year".

First exposure of Chang Juan's real life after becoming a vegetative state from jumping off a bridge, Chang Juan, who has lost the ability to take care of herself, sits quietly in a wheelchair, while Lao Qin pushes the wheelchair difficultly in the wind and rain, their sudden change in fate triggering curiosity and discussion among the audience.

The film rarely focuses on the real life of released prisoners, revolving around two ex-convicts Lao Qin (played by Fan Wei) and Chang Juan (played by Zhou Dongyu), telling a story of a marriage of interest where "he seeks a child, she seeks wealth", presenting the ups and downs of life and the multifaceted humanity with a calm perspective.

Since its premiere, the film has received many praises, at the promotional events, many audience members praised the film for daring to shoot, act and talk, providing a profound insight and discussion on human nature and social reality.

Also marveling at the groundbreaking character development of Fan Wei and Zhou Dongyu: "Two characters from the lower class with extremely contrasting identities, displaying the unpredictability and longevity of fate, leaving a lasting impression after watching." "It's been a while since I've seen such an impactful film on the big screen, with a profound portrayal of real-life issues, and the showdown between the king and queen of acting is also shocking."

The film, directed by Han Sanping, with Zhang Guoli as the director, starring Fan Wei, Zhou Dongyu, Song Jia, Mao Hai, Fan Tian Tian, Yang Haoyu, and Deng Fei in guest roles, is released nationwide today.

The film "Morning Clouds, Evening Rain" is based on the true story of the "Wedding Dress Murderer". Lao Qin spent a total of 27 years in prison and spent half of his life in prison. Chang Juan was sentenced to prison for murder at the age of 14 and grew up in prison.

The life of these two individuals after their release from prison undoubtedly becomes a major focus of the film. However, after Lao Qin and Chang Juan are released, far from "starting anew" as the prison guards said, they instead, due to their own desires, embark on a path of fraud and deception for the sake of money and children. The two, who were once "fellow wanderers in the world", gradually find themselves once again on the fringes of the law in the pursuit of their personal interests, eliciting a sense of sorrow.

The film uniquely portrays the real lives of released convicts and offers a novel and realistic perspective. It also shines a light on the harsh realities of life outside of prison.

Can released convicts return to a normal life and embark on a second chance in life?

Under the vague label of "socially marginalized groups", what unknown ups and downs do individual fates undergo?

Director Zhang Guoli bluntly stated, "What really touched me about this story is its solid foundation, with a real story and real characters." Truth has its own weight, and many audience members praised the film, saying, "The film draws real strength from the true story, allowing seemingly absurd plotlines to land solidly." "Bold in imagination and execution, socially marginalized groups deserve to be portrayed and paid attention to."

The marriage, which was originally imagined by the world with beautiful imagination, becomes a way for the protagonist to exchange interests in "Morning Clouds and Evening Rain".

After Old Qin is released from prison, he unexpectedly receives a million yuan compensation for demolition, and with the large sum of money, he proceeds to seek marriage in order to "carry on the family line" and make up for unfinished filial duty.

Also just released from prison, Chang Juan targets the newly rich Old Qin and proposes a dowry of "184,400" yuan as a marriage prerequisite. These two people who seek their own interests come together and form the most controversial marriage relationship of the year.

Director Zhang Guoli summarizes the marriage relationship between Old Qin and Chang Juan as "extremely purposeful".

Actor Fan Wei also said that he was initially worried about the age difference between him and Zhou Dongyu.

Director Zhang Guoli emphasized that "Morning Clouds and Evening Rain" is by no means a love film. The greater the contrast between the two, the more obvious the dramatic conflict becomes, and the more it can present the complex core of the film. The two people with hidden motives use and torment each other, and as the contradictions escalate, they ultimately end up in a situation where one cannot seek "life" and the other cannot seek "death", seemingly revealing the inevitability of tragedy behind this kind of interest-based marriage.

Why did the fate of the two people take a sudden turn for the worse?

What secrets are hidden behind the dowry money with both integers and zeros?

The suspense is left for the audience to reveal on the big screen.

Behind the marriage of convenience between Lao Qin and Chang Juan, the complex nature of human personality is reflected.

After being released from prison, Lao Qin appears to be honest and filial, but when he learns that Chang Juan does not want to have children, he hides Chang Juan's ID card and bank card, and even tries to force her violently, revealing all the violence hidden in his heart.

Chang Juan appears innocent and clever on the surface, but in reality, she seeks to use Lao Qin. After the deception is exposed, she speaks ill of Lao Qin's deceased parents, even self-harms and resists, revealing her flawed character.

As the story unfolds, the unknown past of Chang Juan emerges, and the multifaceted nature of the two characters seems to reverse once again.

Many viewers have expressed after watching the film: "The film showcases the complexity of human nature in this abnormal relationship to the extreme." "Hateful and pitiful people doing absurd things, witnessing the grayness of human nature and real life."

The film uses calm and objective shots to record the fate of two marginalized people, without embellishment or judgment.

Director Zhang Guoli explained the portrayal of the human condition in the film during the roadshow: "Apart from birth and death, there is no other significant event in life. Lao Qin and Chang Juan are both chasing after life and death, but the result is that the one who wants to live well doesn't, and the one who wants to die doesn't succeed. Just like our film's title, 'Morning Clouds, Evening Rain,' fate is as unpredictable as the weather."

The story of Lao Qin and Chang Juan reflects real life. Professor Du Sujuan from East China University of Political Science and Law shared her insights after watching the film: "They are just like us, wanting to do the right and meaningful things, but each person has their own limitations. Understanding our own limitations is an important topic in life."

In the recently concluded 14th Beijing International Film Festival, Fan Wei won the "Temple of Heaven Award" for Best Actor for his role as Lao Qin, marking his return to this honor after seven years.

Zhou Dongyu subverted her image in the film, playing the most difficult state of a vegetative person, praised as "the biggest breakthrough since she entered the film industry."

In order to be closer to the character, Fan Wei lost 30 kilograms during the filming period to portray the image of a released prisoner.

To accurately portray the state of a vegetative person, Zhou Dongyu went to the hospital two months in advance to gain a close understanding of the real life of a vegetative person. She combined the real symptoms and characteristics of a vegetative person and practiced eye movements repeatedly every day.

Both of them broke through themselves and presented the audience with a wonderful performance on the big screen.

Regarding the choice of actors, director Zhang Guoli said, "Fan Wei and Zhou Dongyu are the best choices for Lao Qin and Chang Juan. They always give you the best feeling, making you feel that this character is alive."

At many roadshow events, the audience commented, "Fan Wei in prison, with no life in his eyes, suggest checking, it doesn't look like acting." "Zhou Dongyu's natural portrayal of a vegetative person at the end has no trace of performance." "The performances of the best actor and actress are so stable, both in physicality and expressions, delicate and nuanced." Whether it is the authentic portrayal of extreme characterizations or the profound presentation of complex human nature, the powerful and subversive role portrayals and the clash of acting skills by the two actors have received praise and are worth savoring on the big screen.

The film "Morning Clouds, Evening Rain" is produced by China Film Co., Ltd., Shanghai Taopiaopiao Film and Culture Co., Ltd., Beijing Chengxin Media Co., Ltd., and Beijing Zhengfu Film Co., Ltd.Beijing Huan Shi Xi Cultural Media Co., Ltd.Co-produced by Beijing Chengxin Media Co., Ltd., produced by Hansanping, directed by Zhang Guoli, starring Fan Wei and Zhou Dongyu, with guest appearances by Song Jia, Mao Hai, Fan Tiantian, Yang Haoyu, and Deng Fei.

The film "Morning Clouds, Evening Rain" premiered today, releasing a "controversial ending" footage, revealing the subtle humanity and unpredictable fate behind the "most controversial marriage of the year".

First exposure of Chang Juan's real life after becoming a vegetative state from jumping off a bridge, Chang Juan, who has lost the ability to take care of herself, sits quietly in a wheelchair, while Lao Qin pushes the wheelchair difficultly in the wind and rain, their sudden change in fate triggering curiosity and discussion among the audience.

The film rarely focuses on the real life of released prisoners, revolving around two ex-convicts Lao Qin (played by Fan Wei) and Chang Juan (played by Zhou Dongyu), telling a story of a marriage of interest where "he seeks a child, she seeks wealth", presenting the ups and downs of life and the multifaceted humanity with a calm perspective.

Since its premiere, the film has received many praises, at the promotional events, many audience members praised the film for daring to shoot, act and talk, providing a profound insight and discussion on human nature and social reality.

Also marveling at the groundbreaking character development of Fan Wei and Zhou Dongyu: "Two characters from the lower class with extremely contrasting identities, displaying the unpredictability and longevity of fate, leaving a lasting impression after watching." "It's been a while since I've seen such an impactful film on the big screen, with a profound portrayal of real-life issues, and the showdown between the king and queen of acting is also shocking."

The film, directed by Han Sanping, with Zhang Guoli as the director, starring Fan Wei, Zhou Dongyu, Song Jia, Mao Hai, Fan Tian Tian, Yang Haoyu, and Deng Fei in guest roles, is released nationwide today.

The film "Morning Clouds, Evening Rain" is based on the true story of the "Wedding Dress Murderer". Lao Qin spent a total of 27 years in prison and spent half of his life in prison. Chang Juan was sentenced to prison for murder at the age of 14 and grew up in prison.

The life of these two individuals after their release from prison undoubtedly becomes a major focus of the film. However, after Lao Qin and Chang Juan are released, far from "starting anew" as the prison guards said, they instead, due to their own desires, embark on a path of fraud and deception for the sake of money and children. The two, who were once "fellow wanderers in the world", gradually find themselves once again on the fringes of the law in the pursuit of their personal interests, eliciting a sense of sorrow.

The film uniquely portrays the real lives of released convicts and offers a novel and realistic perspective. It also shines a light on the harsh realities of life outside of prison.

Can released convicts return to a normal life and embark on a second chance in life?

Under the vague label of "socially marginalized groups", what unknown ups and downs do individual fates undergo?

Director Zhang Guoli bluntly stated, "What really touched me about this story is its solid foundation, with a real story and real characters." Truth has its own weight, and many audience members praised the film, saying, "The film draws real strength from the true story, allowing seemingly absurd plotlines to land solidly." "Bold in imagination and execution, socially marginalized groups deserve to be portrayed and paid attention to."

The marriage, which was originally imagined by the world with beautiful imagination, becomes a way for the protagonist to exchange interests in "Morning Clouds and Evening Rain".

After Old Qin is released from prison, he unexpectedly receives a million yuan compensation for demolition, and with the large sum of money, he proceeds to seek marriage in order to "carry on the family line" and make up for unfinished filial duty.

Also just released from prison, Chang Juan targets the newly rich Old Qin and proposes a dowry of "184,400" yuan as a marriage prerequisite. These two people who seek their own interests come together and form the most controversial marriage relationship of the year.

Director Zhang Guoli summarizes the marriage relationship between Old Qin and Chang Juan as "extremely purposeful".

Actor Fan Wei also said that he was initially worried about the age difference between him and Zhou Dongyu.

Director Zhang Guoli emphasized that "Morning Clouds and Evening Rain" is by no means a love film. The greater the contrast between the two, the more obvious the dramatic conflict becomes, and the more it can present the complex core of the film. The two people with hidden motives use and torment each other, and as the contradictions escalate, they ultimately end up in a situation where one cannot seek "life" and the other cannot seek "death", seemingly revealing the inevitability of tragedy behind this kind of interest-based marriage.

Why did the fate of the two people take a sudden turn for the worse?

What secrets are hidden behind the dowry money with both integers and zeros?

The suspense is left for the audience to reveal on the big screen.

Behind the marriage of convenience between Lao Qin and Chang Juan, the complex nature of human personality is reflected.

After being released from prison, Lao Qin appears to be honest and filial, but when he learns that Chang Juan does not want to have children, he hides Chang Juan's ID card and bank card, and even tries to force her violently, revealing all the violence hidden in his heart.

Chang Juan appears innocent and clever on the surface, but in reality, she seeks to use Lao Qin. After the deception is exposed, she speaks ill of Lao Qin's deceased parents, even self-harms and resists, revealing her flawed character.

As the story unfolds, the unknown past of Chang Juan emerges, and the multifaceted nature of the two characters seems to reverse once again.

Many viewers have expressed after watching the film: "The film showcases the complexity of human nature in this abnormal relationship to the extreme." "Hateful and pitiful people doing absurd things, witnessing the grayness of human nature and real life."

The film uses calm and objective shots to record the fate of two marginalized people, without embellishment or judgment.

Director Zhang Guoli explained the portrayal of the human condition in the film during the roadshow: "Apart from birth and death, there is no other significant event in life. Lao Qin and Chang Juan are both chasing after life and death, but the result is that the one who wants to live well doesn't, and the one who wants to die doesn't succeed. Just like our film's title, 'Morning Clouds, Evening Rain,' fate is as unpredictable as the weather."

The story of Lao Qin and Chang Juan reflects real life. Professor Du Sujuan from East China University of Political Science and Law shared her insights after watching the film: "They are just like us, wanting to do the right and meaningful things, but each person has their own limitations. Understanding our own limitations is an important topic in life."

In the recently concluded 14th Beijing International Film Festival, Fan Wei won the "Temple of Heaven Award" for Best Actor for his role as Lao Qin, marking his return to this honor after seven years.

Zhou Dongyu subverted her image in the film, playing the most difficult state of a vegetative person, praised as "the biggest breakthrough since she entered the film industry."

In order to be closer to the character, Fan Wei lost 30 kilograms during the filming period to portray the image of a released prisoner.

To accurately portray the state of a vegetative person, Zhou Dongyu went to the hospital two months in advance to gain a close understanding of the real life of a vegetative person. She combined the real symptoms and characteristics of a vegetative person and practiced eye movements repeatedly every day.

Both of them broke through themselves and presented the audience with a wonderful performance on the big screen.

Director Zhang Guoli expressed his views on selecting actors: "Fan Wei and Zhou Dongyu are the perfect choices for Lao Qin and Chang Juan. Every time they can give you the best feeling, making you feel that this character has come alive."

At many roadshow events, the audience commented, "Fan Wei in prison, with no life in his eyes, suggest checking, it doesn't look like acting." "Zhou Dongyu's natural portrayal of a vegetative person at the end has no trace of performance." "The performances of the best actor and actress are so stable, both in physicality and expressions, delicate and nuanced." Whether it is the authentic portrayal of extreme characterizations or the profound presentation of complex human nature, the powerful and subversive role portrayals and the clash of acting skills by the two actors have received praise and are worth savoring on the big screen.

The film "Morning Clouds, Evening Rain" is produced by China Film Co., Ltd., Shanghai Taopiaopiao Film and Culture Co., Ltd., Beijing Chengxin Media Co., Ltd., and Beijing Zhengfu Film Co., Ltd.Beijing Huan Shi Xi Cultural Media Co., Ltd.Co-produced by Beijing Chengxin Media Co., Ltd., produced by Hansanping, directed by Zhang Guoli, starring Fan Wei and Zhou Dongyu, with guest appearances by Song Jia, Mao Hai, Fan Tiantian, Yang Haoyu, and Deng Fei.