China's first college counselor theme theme movie "Watching Youth" is being released. A few days ago, the film released the theme song "Tao Li Does Not Speak" MV, the song was produced and sung by the new generation of powerful singer Wang Saihanna. The MV focuses on the old counselor Liu Wei, played by Lin Yongjian, and tells the moving story of what has happened to him and his students in the past thirty years, accompanied by Wang Saihanna's clear and powerful voice, and a picture of youth slowly unfolds.
With a healing song dedicated to the growing guides
In late August, the heat continued. Liu Wei (Lin Yongjian), director of the "Sizheng" teaching and research department of Haida University, encountered the biggest juncture in his life - he had a malignant brain tumor. Surgery is risky and life or death is unknown. Before the operation, he decided to let the student, the counselor Wang Yifan (Dai Chao), accompany him to visit several students who had graduated for many years, plus the loss of the "problem graduate" who refused to leave the school (Luo Ji), and the three of them embarked on a walk-and-go trip together.
The theme song "Tao Li Doesn't Say" MV that exposed this time rolls out the picture of the relationship between the old counselor Liu Wei and the four graduates in the movie "Watching Youth": awakening the children who are inferior due to family poverty, igniting the "waste wood" addicted to game fights, watching over the students who are lost in prison, and accompanying the school flowers who are entangled and almost want to commit suicide. Liu Wei's gradually aging figure with Wang Saihanna's healing tone also makes the MV a tear gas, which is full of sincere emotions that poke at the lover's heart.
The threshold of youth, it seems that the wind and waves are calm, but in fact, the waves are terrifying. Four college students, four growth stories, four paths of life... When students walk in the dark, Liu Wei's responsibility is to bring them light. As the theme song sings, "Lift me higher and teach me how to breathe calmly," the lyrics echo the emotional connection between students and teachers, and the gentle female voice healing voice blends in with the film's images of companionship and embrace.
The song sung by the genius girl is deeply moving
As a talented young girl at the age of 16, Wang Saihanna has the title of "Taylor Swift" in China. The well-known musician Lao Wolf once commented that Wang Saihanna's "pure but mature singing voice, poetic words and timeless melodies, in her powerful interpretation, are not childish at all, but have an aria-style beauty." ”
Debuting at the age of 14, she caused a surprise with her distinctive creation and singing strength beyond her age. Under the exhilarating atmospheric arrangement, Wang Saihanna's singing skills are at ease, and the chorus with a sense of distance in the cold and steep with a sense of distance and the easy switching between true and false tones show her ability to dispatch breath. The insight and reflection on human nature, life and world events in the song constitute the 14-year-old of Wang Saihanna's youth.
Today, Wang Saihanna's clear and powerful voice is vividly displayed in the theme song "Tao Li Bu Yan", warm and tight lyrics with a fresh and leisurely arrangement, and then collide with the talented girl's singing, a story about youth, growth, protection and companionship will naturally flow out.
Focus on college counselors to spread warm and positive energy
As a gift film for the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, "Watching Over Youth" is based on the national "model of the times", the "most beautiful strivers" of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the national moral model, the national outstanding teacher, and Professor Qu Jianwu of Dalian Maritime University, based on his personal advanced deeds and unique ideological and political education work methods for college students.
After the release of the film, many viewers were deeply moved by the selfless dedication and warm protection of the teachers to the students in the film. This touching and deep affection made countless viewers burst into tears: "Look at the crying, the teacher's love for the students is really not mixed with a trace of impurities", "I think of my teachers in college, and like Teacher Liu in the movie, I always put the students' affairs first."
The movie "Watching Youth" is jointly planned by the Propaganda Department of the Liaoning Provincial Party Committee and the Liaoning Provincial Radio, Film and Television Bureau, and produced by the North United Film and Television Group. The film is directed by Wang Ye, starring Lin Yongjian, and co-starring Dai Chao, Luo Ji, Xu Yongge, Huang Yunyun, Jin Bo, etc., and is currently being released nationwide!
Source: China Youth Network Editor: Li Yeyao