Core Insights - The article highlights the release of several domestic films during the Qingming Festival, focusing on social issues and special groups, aiming to raise awareness and support from society [1][3] Box Office Performance - The Qingming Festival saw a significant boost in box office performance, with the first day ticket sales reaching 1.6 billion yuan, and surpassing 2 billion yuan by April 5 [1][3] - Notable films during this period include "My World Movie," "Sunshine Flower," and "Nezha: The Devil's Child" [1] Focus on Realism and Special Groups - Several new domestic films released during this period focus on special groups, including "The Silent Love," "Sunshine Flower," and "Sunshine Shines in Youth" [3] - "The Silent Love" addresses the challenges faced by hearing-impaired individuals in society, while "Sunshine Flower" portrays the reintegration of ex-convicts [3][9] - "Sunshine Shines in Youth" explores the rights and dignity of individuals with mental health issues [9] Filmmaking Process and Community Engagement - The creators of "The Silent Love" conducted extensive interviews with the hearing-impaired community to accurately depict their realities [4][8] - The film features a strong emotional bond between a hearing-impaired father and his daughter, highlighting their struggles and the societal prejudices they face [4][7] - The film includes a special version with assistive subtitles for hearing-impaired audiences, set to release on April 8 [8] Themes of Mental Health and Community Support - "Sunshine Shines in Youth" focuses on the experiences of individuals in a mental rehabilitation center, emphasizing the importance of community support and understanding [9][12] - The film's director aims to challenge societal perceptions of mental health and encourage empathy towards those affected [12] - The narrative encourages viewers to recognize the unique qualities of individuals rather than labeling them by their conditions [12]