"Youth Diary" had a total investment of just over one million, yet it exhausted Liang An's entire network and finances, including loans and mortgages, truly leaving him with nothing.
After ten days in theaters, the daily box office went from tens of thousands to millions, with the total box office reaching over three million. Even if fifty percent of the revenue goes to the theaters, he's definitely breaking even. Moreover, as the movie continues to perform well, garnering good reviews, the screening rates are gradually increasing. If there used to be one show a day, it's now increased to three or four.
Despite having no publicity, premiering quietly, and featuring only new actors, it showcased such superb acting that it was undeniably impressive.
So, would you say that Song Kexin and Dong Hui's performances weren't OK?
No, their acting was still acceptable, but in comparison to the intense emotions portrayed by Hua Yan and Ling Yao, it seemed immature and raw.
