"Life" was scheduled for screening on the fourth day after the opening.
Yao Yuanfeng was willing to invest in the production of a booklet about the film, planning to distribute it to every attendee on the premiere day, even if they were not film critics or journalists, but ordinary viewers.
The advantage of creating such a booklet is that it helps the audience better understand what the film is about.
However, Zhou Yun felt it was actually unnecessary.
The movie didn't have many metaphors or cultural barriers; it was telling a universally understandable story with no risk of being misunderstood.
Nevertheless, Zhou Yun hadn't seen the final cut of the film and didn't know what the edited version looked like.
Before the premiere of "Life," Zhou Yun was interviewed by nineteen media outlets, ten from within China and nine from abroad.
Since Zhou Yun's English was very good, she didn't need a translator, which saved a lot of effort.
