Original Title: Heaven Eternal

English Title: Heaven Eternal,Earth Everlasting Answer Person's Addition 2010-12-06 12:11 The movie "80'After" (originally titled "Heaven Everlasting") is the work of the talented woman who wrote "Don't Cry at Seventeen". Li Fangfang's debut as a director debut, through the teenage girl Shen Xingchen and Mingyuan's 15-year love journey, through the return of Hong Kong, China's Olympic bid, SARS, the Beijing Olympics, the death of Leslie Cheung and other major historical events, can be described as the 80's after the epic of youth. There are three children born in the 80s who encountered the same question at a very young age: Is it true that there is no eternal love in the world, just as there is no pure white? These three similar yet different souls cling to each other and spend their respective lives answering that original question.　This is a story of love and loss, and how people come to terms with the fact that nothing lasts forever. The three children had to face the question at a very young age: is there eternal love in the world? Is there no eternal love in the world at all, just as there is no eternal white color? These three children had similarities, but their souls were very different. They try to answer the first question in their own lives. Despite the fact that they are all young, they have experienced a couple of several events that will be remembered for a few years, such as the SARS outbreak in 2003.　Written and directed by new director Li Fangfang, "80's After" stars newcomers such as Liu Dong and Huang Ming. The script of "80's" won the Asian Youth Screenplay Award in Tokyo at the end of 2007. It is reported that after returning from France, director Li Fangfang will hold a touring exhibition in colleges and universities in many cities, and the film will also hit the summer schedule, officially meeting with the national audience in June this year. The movie is based on the growth story of Shen Xingchen, played by Liu Dong, from the 1980s to the present day, outlining the great changes in the modern history of Chinese society during the past 20 years; what's more, in the colorful background of the times, the concept of love and ideals of the post-80s can be vividly expressed, showing for the first time the controversial "post-80s" generation of youthful growth. For the first time, it shows the youthful growth story of the controversial "Post-80s" generation