"Welcome to Me" Shanghai Roadshow, Yu Shi Wang Yinglu's Shanghai dialect coquettish

"Welcome to Me" Shanghai roadshow is hot, the best actor and queen show their singing voice and acting like a spoiled child

On July 2, the first stop of the "To You" theme roadshow of the movie "Welcome to Me" came to Shanghai. Director Song Haolin and screenwriter Miao Qian, starring Yu Shi and Wang Yinglu, attended the event and interacted closely with the audience. Many important scenes in the film were filmed in Shanghai, a city of great significance to the film and its creators.

At the roadshow, the creators appeared in yellow costumes, which Yu Shi said was to echo the special symptoms of the characters in the film. There was also a wonderful "hospital dress" restoration at the scene. Yu Yi sang, and Wang Yinglu danced with the lucky audience, which caused the audience to laugh continuously.

The creators also learned to act coquettishly in Shanghai dialect at the request of the audience. Yu Shi and Wang Yinglu called out "Okay!" "Please" and other Shanghai dialects, which instantly heated up the atmosphere of the scene.

In addition to the joyous scenes, there were also many warm moments in the roadshow. Yu Shi brought the guitar-playing interlude "I Want You", which made the audience feel as if they were on the terrace in the film, witnessing the beautiful longing of the young people. When the audience asked emotional questions, Yu Shi responded: "The relationship between two people is like a stone. It is both warm and rubbing, and it is important to find a balance." Wang Yinglu said: "A good relationship is to respect and support each other, and you must have your own career and space."

Song Haolin, the director, spoke passionately about the location of the film's "Jianan Studio", where the love story of an elderly couple adds a real emotional element to the film. The screenwriter Miao Qian wished the audience that they could find the "little duck" who is willing to accompany them.

"Welcome to Me" will be released nationwide on July 5th and is on sale. I hope the film will bring more touching and resonating to the audience.