In the rapid modernization process of contemporary China, equality between women and men has become a topic that cannot be ignored. In the practice of promoting equality, women's access to normal opportunities may be blocked by excessive protection. Hockey is a means for the protagonist in the story to visualize the struggle for fairness - even where the level of competition is high, the elders are still caught up in the idea that "boys play hockey as a grind, girls play hockey as a hazard." --Bias needs to be broken. "Only you can be responsible for your own choices."
Yuan Zhen takes over the girls' ice hockey team at Jianhua Middle School, hoping that she can make it through the year with the team in order to qualify for the professional coaching exam. However, she found that: to reassure parents, the principal forbade female players to collide during practice; the girls' team always had to accommodate the boys' team at practice time; when there were celebrations at the school, the girls would always be assigned to lead the etiquette; and parents, the school, and the teachers all believed that "girls should be like girls, how can they succeed, and it's not good for them to be too good... ...... " These opinions are wrapped in a "I'm doing this for your own good" look, creating confusion and prejudice for the girls. Despite the fact that Yuan Zhen has always patiently guided the girls to focus on themselves, the hockey team's performance had just begun to improve when the principal ordered "the girls' team to suspend training to make way for the boys' team to prepare for the war". Yuan Zhen also receives a notice from the national team's coach for a training session. Will Yuan Zhen have to choose her own future, or will she continue to lead her team through thick and thin to break through the prejudice?
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Drama｜Educationdirector (film etc)：
Xu Xiaomingcinematographer：
Xu Kunhua｜Liang Xiaomoviemaker：
Liang Xiao (1910-1995), Chinese military leaderproduction company：
Beijing Curry Film & TV Production Co.supervise the manufacture of：
Chen Lingzhen (1905-1995), Chinese-American actressHsu Hsiao-ming: A representative figure of the new directors of the 1990s in Taiwan, China. His debut feature film, "Boys, Yeah, Peace", was selected as the closing film of the Directors' Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival that year. Since 1990, he has supervised the production of more than 20 films and documentaries, which have won a number of awards at home and abroad. This movie will be his second time as a director after many years.
Xu Kunhua: Graduated from Peking University. He was nominated for the Best Screenplay Award at the 18th Shanghai International Film Festival Asian New Talent Award in 2014 for his first film as a screenwriter, "The Summer I Can't Talk About". 2020, he was the chief screenwriter for the first full-length TV series produced by the Supreme People's Court, "The Lady's Law". Liang Xiao: He has been working in the movie industry for 7 years. He was involved in the production and promotion of Transformers 4: Rebirth of the Fallen in China. Other projects he has worked on include "A Touch of Evil", "July and Anson", "The Apostle" and "Puppy Bottle".
Liang Xiao: engaged in the movie industry for 7 years, worked for Movie Channel. He was involved in the production and promotion of Transformers 4: Rebirth of the Fallen in China. Other projects he has worked on include "A Touch of Evil", "July and Anson", "The Apostle" and "Puppy Bottle".
Beijing Curry Film & TV Production Co., Ltd: Curry Film & TV has insisted on pioneering and persevering in different movie genres over the years, and is committed to producing movie and TV works with both mainstream values and commercial aesthetic orientation. Members of the company have won many awards at the Golden Rooster Awards, Shanghai International Film Festival, Beijing International Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival, Berlinale and other important film festivals at home and abroad. 2019, the movie "Puppy Bottle" produced by Curry Film and Television won the Best Children's Film Award at the 32nd Golden Rooster Awards.
Lingzhen Chen: Co-founder and Chairman of Curry Films; Co-founder and CEO of CNEX. She is currently a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and a member of the Academy Awards Documentary Selection Committee. Her films have won many domestic and international awards, including Sundance, Venice, and the Hong Kong Film Awards.
Yuan Zhen, a retired national player, leads ten under-appreciated hockey girls in a passionate story of fighting prejudice and demonstrating self-confidence.