＂Me and My Hometown＂ exposes Deng Chao’s unit trailer, Wang Yuan goes to the countryside to become a child

1905 movie network news After director Chen Sicheng and director Ning Hao, the "Chinese Comedy Dream Team" made another effort! On August 27, the national comedy exposed the trailer of the unit "The Road Back Home" co-directed by directors Deng Chao and Yu Baimei, starring Deng Chao, Yan Ni, Wang Ziwen, Wang Yuan, and Miao Fu all appeared, and Wu Jing, Sun Li, Yue Yunpeng, Jia Ling, Dai Lele, Liang Chao, and Yue Hong were surprised to help out.

The ultra-luxurious cast debuted with a northern Shaanxi accent and a down-to-earth "earthy" style, vividly showing the customs and customs of northern Shaanxi. What kind of story will happen on this "road back home" is full of curiosity.

The film "Me and My Hometown" is directed by directors Ning Hao, Xu Zheng, Chen Sicheng, Yan Fei & Peng Damao, Deng Chao & Yu Baimei, respectively. Zhang Yimou is the director of the film, Ning Hao is the director, and Zhang Yibai is the chief planner. It will meet with the national audience in this year’s National Day file.

Deng Chao fattened up and starred in the local big-money partner "Shopkeeper Tong" Yan Ni returned to her hometown

Wang Yuan went to the countryside and became a "soil baby" audience who couldn’t recognize it

The camera of "My Hometown and Me" in "The Road Back to My Hometown" is aimed at northern Shaanxi, China. Qiao Shulin, a "Sand Apple" dealer played by Deng Chao, has a comb of oil hair, a pair of sunglasses, and a handbag. He opens his mouth and comes to 20 million in business, just like a "local money". Why was such a successful person disliked by Yan Feiyan (played by Yan Ni), the senior sister of the same school and the queen of e-commerce? Why was he stamped as a "liar" by Jessica (played by Wang Ziwen), the assistant of the senior sister?

The two were forced to embark on the road back to their hometown together because they went back to their alma mater to participate in the school celebration, with constant twists and turns along the way and constant friction. In the preview, Qiao Shulin also showed another pair of "soil-eating" faces: together with his fellow villagers, he dug holes and picked sand to carry wood, and he was different from the "big money" image. What secret was hidden behind his identity?

In order to star in the Northwest Han Ziqiao Forest, Deng Chao revealed that he ate a lot of northern Shaanxi pasta and mutton to gain weight, "I hope there is more local oil and water in my body", and spent a lot of energy learning the northern Shaanxi dialect. On the spot, Yu Baimei, Yan Ni, and Miao Fu three Shaanxi people took turns teaching, and made rapid progress. Yan Ni, who has worked with Yu Baimei’s director 5 or 6 times, was called the perfect choice to play the eldest senior sister by him. "As a standard Shaanxi person, I fully understand the emotions of Shaanxi people, and can best deduce the state of a wanderer returning to his hometown."

In "The Road Home", Wang Ziwen plays Jessica, the assistant of the eldest senior sister. This character grew up in the city and returned to his hometown in northern Shaanxi with his boss. He also wears a pair of high heels to go downhill. Wang Ziwen admits that "every step is taken with gritted teeth, but the crooked posture adds a lot of comic effect to the character."

Wang Yuan is the actor who can be called the biggest breakthrough in the entire crew. He has changed from the bright appearance of an idol in the past to play Xiao Han, a rural teacher. His skin is dark and his shape is full of earthy smell. He reads He Jingzhi’s poem "Return to Yan’an" in a thick northern Shaanxi accent, "I hold on to the loess, and I stick it tightly to the nest of my heart", which instantly makes people forget his original appearance. Deng Chao said that after watching the movie, he thought Wang Yuan acted very well, "very simple and natural, and he also has Shaanxi genes. He is definitely the best candidate. Facts have proved that the cooperation is too happy." Miao Fu’s Wei Peng is full of joy, and director Yu Baimei once invited him to play, "There is a very deep local flavor in the play, and there must be excellent local actors to support it. I can’t think of anyone who can replace him."

The surprise revealed in the trailer did not stop there. Wu Jing, who had collaborated with Deng Chao and Yu Baimei in movies, played a northern Shaanxi boss in "The Road Back Home", wrapped in a white towel and speaking in northern Shaanxi dialect. Although Sun Li only had a glimpse in the trailer, the stewardess’s appearance was impressive.

Yue Yunpeng and Jia Ling confessed affectionately that "I love you now". Could it be that the two play a pair of CP this time? Dai Lele and Liang Chao have also cooperated with the director many times. Yue Hong’s mother Gao is the first teacher of the local school. She has been educating children for decades and is determined to get everyone to pass the exam. She is a key figure in the story. Deng Chao and his "local flavor township party" embarked on the road back to their hometown together, and the strong local feelings of northern Shaanxi are about to emerge.

Deng Chao and Yu Baimei use the movie to pay tribute to the hero of sand control

"Me and My Hometown" Awakens All Chinese People’s Homeland Connection

The newly released trailer also reveals the creative background of the film. The trailer begins by mentioning the Mu Us Desert, one of the four major deserts in China. The yellow sand for days and days cannot be seen at a glance, and the "sandstorm effect" can be felt through the screen. "The mountains are bald, and the beaches have no forests. The yellow sand is rolling, and there is no harvest for ten years" is a true portrayal of the local area. Many residents have to stay away from their hometowns to make a living. It is gratifying that this is only the former Mu Us Desert. Now this land is no longer barren, but green and prosperous, completely rewriting the history of "sand advances and people retreat". Even director Yu Baimei returned to his hometown and was shocked by such earth-shaking changes.

Such a change is inseparable from the hard work of countless sand control heroes, who share the dream of planting trees to control sand. Qiao Shulin, the protagonist of "The Road Home", is also a fruit merchant who grows apple trees. Deng Chao said emotionally: "Trees are a metaphor for tenacious vitality. Even if people have left, the trees are still growing, and the people who return to their hometowns are generation after generation. This nostalgia is the same as that of big trees, and it is endless."

Last year’s National Day file, through seven historical moments, ignited the memory of the whole people, and also won the National Day file championship with more than 3.10 billion box office results. Today, "My Hometown and I", as a sister piece of "The Motherland", spans all corners of the world. Through five hometown stories, it awakens the most sincere and simple homeland feelings in the hearts of all Chinese people, and presents it in the form of comedy, which makes people feel moved and powerful in laughter and tears.

In the previously exposed unit story, "A UFO Falling from the Sky" directed by Chen Sicheng depicted the beautiful mountains and rivers in the southwest region. After the trailer was released, it became the first short video platform to broadcast over 100 million movie trailers after the theater resumed work; "Beijing Good People" directed by Ning Hao showed the variety of life in North China, and the topic "Ge You plays Beijing again" ranked 11th on Weibo’s trending topic list and No. 1 on the same city list in Beijing; this time, "The Road to Homecoming" directed by Deng Chao and Yu Baimei interpreted the customs of the northwest region. The footprints of "My Hometown and Me" have crossed more than half of China. The "Chinese Comedy Dream Team" worked together to create a national comedy feast and set foot on the "road to homecoming" together.