The 200-word review after watching "I Am Zhou Haoran" is as follows:

This movie is a deeply touching movie. The film tells the story of how an ordinary middle-aged man, Zhou Haoran, overcame various difficulties in life and eventually became a successful chef.

Zhou Haoran always maintains an optimistic attitude when facing the hardships of life. His tenacity and perseverance are deeply admirable. Not only did he continue to work hard despite difficulties, he also always maintained his love and pursuit of food.

The character creation and actors' performances in the movie are excellent. Zhou Haoran's character image is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the actor's performance is also very good.

Plot summary:

High school student Zhou Haoran is tired of studying due to family, new environment, addiction to games and other reasons. He got a copy of "Zhou Haoran's Diary", written by a left-wing writer and anti-Japanese war hero 90 years ago. Two young men named Zhou Haoran had a spiritual collision spanning a hundred years. The former conquered the latter, and the latter's mental outlook was completely new.

Character introduction:

Zhou Haoran, a sophomore in high school, followed his parents from Sichuan to Qingdao Jimo. He was tired of studying due to family, new environment, obsession with games and other reasons. I accidentally got a copy of "Zhou Haoran's Diary". The Zhou Haoran in the diary was a left-wing writer, anti-Japanese war hero and famous martyr in the 1930s.

Because of the same name, and also because of similar youthful troubles and heroic complex, the real Zhou Haoran was attracted to the Zhou Haoran who was more than 90 years ago, and began to follow the life footsteps of the historical Zhou Haoran. An outstanding Communist Party member from Qingdao, a red writer, an anti-Japanese hero and a famous revolutionary martyr. He explored the revolutionary truth, abandoned literature and embraced martial arts and went to the front line of the Anti-Japanese War.

Spanning the vicissitudes of a century of history with high school student Zhou Haoran, they achieved a spiritual collision. The daughter of the hero Zhou Haoran. Whenever "high school student Zhou Haoran" is bullied and falls into depression, anxiety, and loneliness, an angelic little girl will mysteriously appear in front of him, give him a sweet smile, and encourage him to cheer up.

The film is based on Zhou Haoran, a Jimo-born anti-Japanese war hero and revolutionary martyr, and is based on stories about the red revolution in Qingdao. , Huanggang starring, General Liu Meng, the son of Marshal Liu Bocheng who lives in Qingdao, inscribed the title of the film.