On November 7, the movie "Little Me" starring Yi Yang Qianxi won the Audience Choice Award at the 37th Tokyo International Film Festival. This award was the first time it was awarded to the award since its establishment in 1995. Chinese films. "Little Me" is directed by Yang Lina

On November 7, the movie "Little Me" starring Yi Yang Qianxi won the Audience Choice Award at the 37th Tokyo International Film Festival. This award was the first time since the award was established in 1995. Awarded to Chinese films.

"Little Me" is directed by Yang Lina, written by You Xiaoying, starring Yi Yang Qianxi, Jiang Qinqin, Zhou Yutong, and Lin Xiaojie. The film tells the story of Liu Chunhe, who suffers from cerebral palsy, and bravely breaks through the shackles of his body and mind. While realizing his grandmother's dream, he also strives to find the coordinates of his own life. After a midsummer transformation, he finally embarks on a new journey.

Yi Yang Qianxi talked about the filming experience of the film in the latest interview. He said: From the excitement when he first came into contact with the script, to thinking about the character bit by bit, and shaping the character from various aspects such as body posture and pronunciation, it took half a year after the performance to appear in the play.

In order to interpret the role of "Chun He", Yi Yangqianxi consulted text and video materials to learn more about cerebral palsy when he received the script. He also went to Chengdu with the creative team to have close contact with cerebral palsy patients. The famous director Shunji Iwai spoke highly of the film and Yi Yang Qianxi's performance.