"Made in Shenzhen" has a new product. The inspirational film 70 80 90, which tells the story of the post-1970s, post-80s and post-90s in the 30 years of reform and opening up, was officially launched in Shenzhen on September 14. The film is directed by Hong Kong director Deng Jianquan, starring Song Ji Hyo, a famous Korean actress, and starring Zhao Lian. At yesterday's opening ceremony, all the film's creators were present. Director Deng Jianquan said that this is an inspirational drama under the background of reform and opening up, "like a mixture of Chinese partners and a small age."

This film is produced by Shenzhen Tongying Fund, produced by American subculture communication company, supported and assisted by Shenzhen Journalists Foundation, and is expected to be released nationwide on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the establishment of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone next year.

The space-time span of 70 80 90 ranges from 1990 to 20 14. It is a youth inspirational film describing the hard struggle of Shenzhen youth under the conditions of reform and opening up, and it is also a microcosm of Shenzhen people's pioneering and innovative.

Film producer Xie believes that this will be a movie version of Struggle, because this film is set in Shenzhen, telling the dream catcher who started his business here and replaying the moving scene of struggle, which I believe will impress Shenzhen people. Producer Jenny told reporters that everyone in Shenzhen has his own story. "70 80 90" is the real experience of entrepreneurs in Shenzhen. The film not only describes the confusion, tossing and turning, opportunities and sublimation of entrepreneurs in this city for 30 years, but also reflects the suffering, longing, breakthrough and innovation of various development bottlenecks encountered by private entrepreneurs at present. The combination of artistic interpretation and real life is meaningful and inspiring. "