I Hope You Are Well
Chinese movie
I Hope You Are Well (Chinese: 天堂的张望), also known as Heavenly Gaze, is a 2020 Chinese drama film directed by Chinese director Du Bin (杜斌). It is based on the true story of She Yan (佘艳), a seven-year-old Chinese girl abandoned on the street at birth and adopted by an extremely poor farmer who was later diagnosed with leukemia.
Plot
Zhang Guohua (Chinese: 张国华）was raising his 7-year-old daughter Zhang Wang (Chinese: 张望) in conditions of extreme poverty. Nevertheless, they were living a happy life. One day, Zhang Wang suddenly had a nosebleed and her father took her to a large hospital for examination. They found out that she suffered from acute leukemia and the treatment would cost more than 300,000 yuan. Zhang Guohua tried desperately without success to raise money for her daughter and he was crying all day long. Zhang Wang, knowing her family situation, resolutely decided to give up treatment.
When reporter Wang Xiaoyue learned about this, she rushed to Zhang Guohua's home and asked to reveal how he adopted Zhang Wang. Zhang Guohua said that he had found Zhang Wang abandoned on the street on his way home when she was a newborn baby.
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