[Source: Sichuan Online_Rolling News] Sichuan Online reporter Xiang Yu and Guo Jiaying On the afternoon of August 10, the Chinese Valentine's Day welfare viewing event "Mining the Negative Makes the Positive" organized by C Vision Image Database was held at UME International Cine

Sichuan Online reporter Xiang Yu Guo Jiaying

html On the afternoon of August 10, the Chinese Valentine's Day welfare movie viewing event " negative negative makes positive " organized by c visual image database was held at ume international cinema (China Giant Screen High-tech Store), nearly 50 lucky netizens walked into the theater to watch this masterpiece and share the sweet romance of Chinese Valentine's Day.

queued up to sign in and collect tickets at the cinema.

Watching the movie on the Chinese Valentine's Day had a strong romantic atmosphere, and most of the people who came to watch the movie were couples. After watching the movie, many people praised the movie, and many people said: "Again. Dreamy, romantic, and beautiful! ""It's very similar to Wong Kar-Wai's style, very unique narrative technique"...

"A negative makes a positive" is currently being screened in theaters. The film is produced by Ning Hao and co-produced by Zhu Yilong , directed by Wen Shipei, starring Zhu Yilong and Qiu Tian. Huang Zhenkai (played by Zhu Yilong) has always believed that his life has been arranged by aliens in a predetermined script. Although he does not like this setting, he neither refuses nor resists. Until he met Li Xiaole (played by Qiu Tian), a girl who was also dissatisfied with the so-called "life script". Huang Zhenkai's life seemed to be re-lit. He decided to break the shackles of fate and refused to continue starring in the script written by aliens. It was this love that gave him the strength to regain his courage. He was determined to write the answers to the questions of life himself.

The audience is watching the movie attentively.

A group photo at the movie viewing site. The

c visual image database will also launch more image contests, photography collections, welfare movie viewings and other activities, so stay tuned.