Jimu News Reporter Di Xin
Correspondent Yang Minxue
Recently, the cinema movie "The Tea of Happiness", shot by Hubei Vocational College of Arts and a well-known domestic film and television company, officially started filming in Longjing Village, Zhushan County, Shiyan City. The theatrical movie "Tea of Happiness" takes rural revitalization in Shiyan City, Hubei Province as the main background, and tells the true story of young people returning home to drive rural revitalization through tea e-commerce. Vocational students from the School of Communication of Hubei Vocational College of Art participated in the film's acting, filming, and promotion.
Students majoring in directing participated in film shooting
"I never thought that I would be able to participate in a theatrical film and spread the story of my hometown in such a special way! Participating in the filming not only improved our professional capabilities, but also gained a deeper understanding of What is rural revitalization inspires me to contribute to the development of my hometown after graduation," said Yue Xiurui, a sophomore from Shiyan.
Students from Hubei Vocational College of Art study on the set
"Although filming this movie was very hard, the students also gained a lot. It not only improved their professional practical ability, but also gave the students a new understanding of rural revitalization, allowing students to Put art into practice on the motherland," said Yin Beichen, professional leader of Hubei Vocational College of Art.
It is understood that during the 15-day intensive shooting in Zhushan County, Shiyan, more than ten teachers and students from the School of Communication of Hubei Vocational College of Art participated in the entire creative process. In the subsequent filming, the creative team will also go to other rural revitalization demonstration villages in Hubei Province for filming and filming, using film and television creation to help rural revitalization and development. It is reported that the film is expected to be released in major theaters across the country by the end of this year.
(Source: Jimu News)
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