I think Wang Xiaoshuai is a lovely, lively, handsome and generous person. What kind of story is Wang Xiaoshuai's Auld Lang Syne written? This story spans 30 years. Thirty years ago, Liu He's youngest son went to a local reservoir together. Another good friend of the youngest son advised him to swim in the water, which led to the tragedy of death. As a result, the two families have never contacted each other since the child died.

There are many touching details in it. But after the child drowned, the father took the child to the hospital, speechless and heartbroken. Many years later, when we talked about the details of our friend's drowning at that time, the two families reconciled because they faced up to the past events.

The lower limit of literary films is often very high, and the overall quality is better than other types of films. For literary films, I like the story it tells, the unhurried rhythm, the implicit and restrained expression of human nature, and the humanistic thinking it reveals.

Wang Xiaoshuai is one of the directors born in 1960s in China who still insists on making movies according to his own pursuit. He is also a person who doesn't like to talk about things other than film creation through the media. Wang Xiaoshuai's films are very intellectual and definitely not from the perspective of civilians. But it doesn't mean that he separates himself from civilians, nor does it mean that he wants to cut himself off from life (Netease Entertainment Review). Wang Xiaoshuai's simple and stubborn personality, as well as his unique and sensitive film personality, from his self-funded film debut "Days of Winter and Spring" to the just-completed "Fantasy Pastoral", in just ten years, Wang Xiaoshuai began to form his own unique film style.