Mei Yanfang still insisted on holding concerts after being terminally ill, giving the last explanation to the fans who had accompanied her for many years: "I married myself to you, to music, to the stage. This is not only Mei Yanfang's love and dedication to the stage cause, but also her response to the love of fans. At the same time, the representative pictures of Mei Yanfang's life, such as the debut of the competition champion, the successive awards of songs, and the pain on the stage, flashed one by one in the movie "Mei Yanfang", and the classic moments of the scene connected her legendary life.
The film cuts in from the backstage scene before Mei Yanfang's concert performance of "Flaming Red Lips", and Mei Yanfang, played by Wang Danni, is in pain due to abdominal discomfort, and when others are ready to cancel the performance, she blocks: "You can't miss the performance." The tone full of stubbornness shows Mei Yanfang's love for the stage and the audience. Since the age of 4 and a half, Mei Yanfang has been on stage at a young age and has been on the stage in the city. At the age of 19, she debuted as a new bud in the music industry, setting a record for 28 consecutive concerts in the Red Pavilion, and 304 concerts stacked up her dazzling career. Mei Yanfang was born on the stage, and even more for the stage.
"Although I am a patient, I am not a weak person," said Mei Yanfang, who faces cancer at the age of forty. She faced the terrible illness with a positive attitude, "Since I can go on stage, I will definitely be able to go down", during the period of serious illness and bedridden, friends have repeatedly advised her to recover first, but she still insists on holding concerts as scheduled, just because "my fans have been with me for so many years, I can't say I will leave." This is Mei Yanfang's explanation to fans, and it is also her open-minded gesture in the face of life and death. If you have worn a wedding dress several times, but not being able to wear it for yourself once is Mei Yanfang's regret. At the end of her life, when she chose to wear a wedding dress to marry the audience and the stage, these regrets have been filled in her heart, and gradually dissipated with the melody of "Sunset Song".