The withdrawal of Yang Mi's new film has caused heated discussions: the film industry also plays "seven days without reason"?

In the film industry, the release of every film is an adventure, and the producers, actors, and audiences want to be successful. However, success doesn't always come your way, and sometimes there are challenges and difficulties. Regarding the withdrawal of "There is no hot pot that can't be solved", we might as well draw some inspiration from it.

First of all, this incident reminds us that filmmaking requires adequate planning and preparation. The success of a movie depends not only on the cast and publicity, but more importantly, on the storyline, the quality of the script, and the director's skills. Only by doing enough homework in these aspects can we stand out in the fierce market competition.

Secondly, the filmmaker should communicate and explain in a timely manner when facing problems, and give the audience a reasonable explanation, so as not to cause unnecessary misunderstandings and complaints. Transparent communication can increase the understanding and support of the audience, and it is also conducive to maintaining a good reputation and image.

Finally, the audience should also have a certain rational understanding of the success of the movie. The film industry is a field full of uncertainties and risks, and success is not easy to achieve. We should accept and appreciate every movie with an open mind, not overly pursuing box office and word-of-mouth, but paying more attention to the story and emotional expression behind the movie.

In general, every failure is a valuable accumulation of experience, and only by learning from failures can we be more determined to move towards the path of success. I hope that future movies can be more exciting, and I also hope that the audience can continue to support and pay attention to high-quality film works. Let's look forward to the prosperity and development of the film industry and witness the birth of more wonderful works together!