documentary film "Changing China·Life is Hot because of You" is currently being screened nationwide. The director of the film, Discovery Greater China and South Korea’s Vice President of Content and Production——Vikram Channer (Vikram· Channa Naraya) thanked the Chinese audience for their love and support for the film in a personal letter, and looked forward to more audiences coming into the theater to meet this film and meet themselves. The content of the
handwritten letter is as follows-
Dear Chinese audience:
have a nice weekend, it is a great honor to write this letter to you. On the 22nd, "A Changing China·Life is Hot because of You" was released in mainland China. I believe many friends have already met it in theaters. I want to take this letter to say first: Thank you.
To me, China is full of charm and fascinating. It is a country that is constantly evolving amidst changes. However, to it, it seems that some things have never changed. Is it the people? Is it spirit? Is it emotion? Or...
took this question, with the courage to find the answer, I wanted to show the world the hardworking and sincere Chinese people, I started the production journey of "China in Change". The wonderful thing about documentaries is that you never know what you are going to meet.
I was very lucky. After the film was completed, I found the answer I wanted. Change, for this country, is permanent, subtle, and moving. Every day in China, I experience it. At the same time, I also experience real and unchanging things.
In the process of filming obstetrician Han Yang, we captured the scene of her drinking water and drank it in one go. It is better than the rush and busyness expressed by any well-trained actor. That picture often appeared in front of my eyes, so natural and cramped, like the shadows of many Chinese who are busy with their lives. What happened later? We have seen that Han Yang’s life is to find lost patients, to ensure the safety of the baby who is about to be born, to ensure the smooth birth of other people’s children, and to send his own children back to his hometown... This is Han Yang’s life and it is also yours Life?
On the Silk Road, the words of history teacher Wei Qi to the students greatly exceeded our expectations of the shoot. A young man who has just graduated, he inspired people so firmly and gently.
At the rocket launch observation site, there are people waiting with the same pious eyes. He is the first private rocket research and development company in China. As the rocket on the monitor slowly rises, all his devoted years , Just on a screen...
In the boxing ring, Zhang Fangyong punches, hits, and gets hit again and again. Until the follow-up is over, we wait for a result. This result is about a person's life. The decision and persistence of...
In the deserted Dunhuang Grottoes, Chinese persistence is everywhere, and the mural researcher Li Fozheng carefully traces the details. His children became parents’ left-behind children because of their parents’ busy work. In China’s most important festival-the Spring Festival, the children welcomed their parents. We saw that those immature eyes were filled with strange and shy love. .
On the streets, on the corners, every time there is a case, a dispute, or when the people concerned are in danger, the 24-hour policeman Zhang Zhennan will appear. What is their real life like? I mean, apart from work, do they have a real life? When we filmed the Chinese New Year reunion, I realized that their real life is also that of every Chinese. It is about family, reunion and company. After the
movie was completed, I found the answer.
Changing China is the change of mountains and rivers, the changes of buildings and roads. However, in the mountains and rivers, in the buildings and in the roads, there are countless diligent Chinese people. There are some unchanging things in their bodies that make me look up and fall into deep silence when I think.
Unchanging progress, unchanging perseverance, and treating a better life, Chinese people have an unchanging belief that they are positive, positive, and beautiful. It is in the blood, in life, and in struggle.
What are your expectations for a movie? What kind of movie do you want to see? This is a movie about ordinary people. The Chinese say that every family has hard-to-read scriptures. The lives of ordinary Chinese are full of extraordinary tenacity and ordinary desire.
Once again, thank you very much for letting me meet all of this. As the producer of this film, I, director Cheng Gong and all members of the crew, look forward to it meeting more audiences and expecting it to accept the market.I also wish everyone to meet myself in the movie.
Wei Keran. Channer
November 24, 2019
Attached: Wei Keran Channa's personal profile
Name: Wei Keran Channa Naraya (Vikram Channa Naraya)
Position: Discovery Greater China and South Korea Content and Production Vice President
Wei Keran Channer, joined Discovery Asia Television Network in November 1995 as a broadcast promotion producer, responsible for expanding Discovery's broadcast packaging business in the Asia-Pacific region, including India. In addition, he is also involved in the localization and customization of short program content throughout the region. Together with his team, he has produced more than 500 documentaries and has won many awards, such as the Asian Television Awards, New York Television Awards, Omni Intermedia, and Academy Awards.
Wei Keran's brand activities and documentary films planned for Discovery Asia Television Network have won numerous awards, including the prestigious Promax International Award.
He has a deep feeling for China, and he has taken this feeling to film "New Year's Eve", "Diwali" and other films in China. The documentary "China These Five Years" produced by him, with the unique "China in the eyes of foreigners" "The perspective shows a different contemporary China to the audience, which arouses public thinking.
