Midnight Food Store is a China version of urban emotional drama based on the cartoon of the same name by Japanese cartoonist Misaki Arai, with Cai Yuexun as the general director and Huang Lei as the protagonist. It mainly tells the story of a small restaurant that didn't open until late at night, a boss who listened to the story, and a group of customers who crossed the night.

In the noisy corner of the city, there is such a place, no matter how late, there are always bright lights waiting for you, giving you a glass of wine to relieve the fatigue and troubles of the day; A meal with an empty stomach; A person, regardless of your identity and occupation, just listens to your story. I am full and warm, and I will continue to work hard tomorrow.

Midnight food stores give people not only food, but also warmth and faith, healing and touching the soul. Every customer's coming and going, his (her) life story, we can vaguely see our own shadow, or hardship, or pleasure, or contradiction, or touching, or friendship, or affection. What moves us is not other people's stories, but that we can see ourselves struggling. When we burst into tears, it is because the story touched our hidden self and heart that we dare not face it. Like customers who have been cured by food, midnight food stores have warmed our hearts.

This cartoon has been made into Japanese and Korean dramas for many times, and it is very popular in Asia. Even if you move here, because of the language and inherent cultural habits, you won't integrate too much. This time, I finally started shooting the Chinese version, hoping to add more elements of China, which is more representative and appealing. The "boss" of the canteen is played by Huang Lei, a mature and wise actor who laughs at life. As soon as the makeup photo came out, it attracted the attention of all parties, just like a warm kitchen is already in sight. The kind boss said welcome, and people couldn't help but stop and look forward to the broadcast of the play.