"Dear Happy New Year" released a video of "Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou Dismissal Notice"?

The heart-warming New Year movie "Happy New Year, Dear", written by Ding Dingzhang and directed by Peng Youlun, starring Bai Baihe, Zhang Zifeng and Wei Daxun, was released nationwide on December 31, 2019. The film crew revealed a series of "Conversation with Mom" ??posters, using the camera to freeze the intimate interaction between Bai Bai and Xu Di, and linking the impressive dynamic scenes of the mother and daughter together through text messages. At the same time, the film producer released a short film "Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou Dismissal Notice", which recorded the true story of four viewers drifting north.

Those who run for their dreams and life sweat day and night. Just like the courage the movie "Dear Happy New Year" gave them, they will stay here in 2020 because they refuse to lose because there is still a dream there. I hope they can get better and be who they want to be in five years.

In the film "Happy New Year, Dear", the real and touching interaction between Bai Shujin and her mother is the highlight of the film. Many people were moved by the affection between mother and daughter. In this set of "Conversation with Mom" ??posters, Bai Baihe leans closely next to Xu Di. The two of them were either chatting happily or cuddling together naturally. Each poster makes people feel warm and familiar. It was as if he saw himself living with his mother. A text message describes Bai Shujin's emotional changes while wandering in the big city, from her original intentions to her subsequent breakup experience and her mother's illness. Every setback and failure has her mother's silent support behind her. This maternal love has also become her strongest support on the way forward.

Many ordinary viewers also learned the power of life from this movie. Many netizens said that they had seen their stories in the movie, which also gave everyone a lot of New Year encouragement. It can be said to be the “Best New Year’s Gas Station in 2020”. A Douban netizen with homeless experience shared: "People who have worked hard in big cities must have a lot of screams when watching this movie. We are often faced with the choice of coming and going. In fact, reality is more terrifying than the movie, but This movie gave me confidence, I will work hard in 2020!?