On September 27^th, the Guangdong Rural Revitalization Film Series Releas e and the launch of the "Travel with Movies" campaign took place in Guangzhou. Four films focusing on rural revitalization in Guangdong—"Not Too Late to Meet ," "Chinese Girl, " "A Pastoral Symphony," and "Returning to the Countryside for Big Dreams "—were officially unveiled at the event.

The "Travel with Movies" campaign, announced during the release, combines film locations with local tourism resources to offer curated travel routes. This initiative seeks to merge films with tourism, further driving the development of rural tourism in Guangdong.

The films released on the day, through heartfelt emotions and vivid storytelling, depict the transformation and growth of Guangdong's rural areas in the new era. The creative teams behind the films gave presentations, allowing the audience to better understand the dedication and innovation behind each project.

"Not Too Late to Meet" follows a woman from the city as she struggles to find new purpose amidst adversity, exploring personal growth while showcasing the charm of Guangdong's intangible cultural heritages. The film is primarily set in the hometown of director Li Yiwen, located in Heyuan. Scenic spots such as Yihe Ancient Town on the Dongjiang River Gallery , Linzhai Ancient Town in Heping County, the "Shangri-La of Guangdong" in Lianping County, and the famous Wanlv Lake Scenic Spot are all beautifully portrayed.

"Chinese Girl" tells the story of a college graduate who returns to their hometown to start a business, driving local development through the small industry of Shafang rice noodles . In the end, they find success in both career and love. The film captures the scenic beauty of the ancient city of Lianzhou in northern Guangdong.

"A Pastoral Symphony" features three women from different generations—'70s, '80s, and '90s—who overcome challenges together to start successful businesses in the countryside, lifting the local villagers out of poverty. The movie was filmed in Maoming City.

"Returning to the Countryside for Big Dreams" focuses on five teams of young entrepreneurs who have returned to their hometowns to start agricultural ventures, highlighting the deepening practice of rural revitalization and the broader narrative of Chinese agricultural modernization. The film was shot in Zengcheng District, Guangzhou.

Source : Lingnan on the Cloud

广东启动“跟着电影去旅游”活动

9月27日，广东乡村振兴题材系列影片发布会暨“跟着电影去旅游”活动启动仪式在广州举办。来自广东的四部乡村振兴题材影片《乡见未晚》《陌上花开》《田园时代》《回农村干大事》现场发布。

广东“跟着电影去旅游”活动在发布会上正式启动。该活动通过将电影拍摄地与当地旅游资源相结合，推出多条精品旅游线路，追求电影与旅游的深度融合，进一步推动乡村旅游的发展。

当天发布的乡村振兴题材影片通过细腻的情感描绘和生动的故事情节，展现了广东乡村在新时代的变迁与发展。影片主创团队进行了现场推介，让观众更加深入作品背后的坚持与创新。

《乡见未晚》讲述一位大城市女性奋斗者困境中努力寻求新生的故事，探讨个人成长，同时展现了广东非物质文化遗产的魅力。该片主要取景地是导演李艺文的家乡河源，东源县东江画廊上的义合古镇、和平县的林寨古镇、被誉为“广东香格里拉”的连平县以及著名的万绿湖景区都得到了惊艳呈现。

《陌上花开》讲述了大学生回乡创业，积极投身家乡建设，以沙坊粉“小产业”引领乡村振兴，最终事业爱情双丰收的故事。影片展现了粤北古城连州的美景。

电影《田园时代》讲述了三个“70后”“80后”“90后”的女性，携手克服各种困难，在美丽乡村成功创业，带动村民致富的故事。影片在茂名取景拍摄。

《回农村干大事》选取5个返乡创业新农人团队为主要拍摄对象，呈现乡村振兴向纵深拓展的深入实践和中国式农业现代化的丰富内涵。影片在广州市增城区取景拍摄。

文｜记者 罗仕
图丨记者 宋金峪 梁喻
翻译丨洪婷
英文审校丨赵凡