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Thai Chinese communities are traveling to Shantou to watch Dear You! 🎬❤️ The film’s heartfelt story has resonated with overseas Chinese, bringing audiences closer to their roots and family memories. #DearYou# #Shantou# #ChineseCulture# #OverseasChinese#

Dear You is a box office sensation in Malaysia! 🎬🇲🇾 In less than a month, the film has grossed over RM15 million (about RMB 23.8 million), becoming Malaysia's highest-grossing Chinese-language film of 2026. #DearYou# #ChineseCinema# #Malaysia# #BoxOffice#

🎬A dialect-driven Chinese film has struck a profound chord with overseas audiences as the feature " Dear You" expanded its release into overseas markets starting June 18. Shot entirely in the Chaoshan dialect, the film draws its narrative core from "qiaopi," letters and remittances sent home by overseas Chinese. The feature delicately depicts the bittersweet perseverance of early overseas Chinese, who upheld integrity, familial duty and unwavering hometown affection while striving to build lives abroad. It has become one of China's most unexpected box-office successes this year. (Source: Xinhua)

Just watched the movie “Dear You”. It touched my heart deeply. This film shows the simple and true kindness of Chinese people: keeping promises, being faithful, and always repaying kindness. A warm and wonderful movie, totally worth watching.

With its nationwide release approaching on June 18, the hit film Dear You has attracted growing attention among Malaysia's Chinese community. Ong Tee Keat, President of the Belt and Road Initiative Caucus for Asia Pacific and former Minister of Transport of Malaysia, praised the film's portrayal of dedication, kindness and integrity as enduring values passed down through generations of overseas Chinese families. He also urged the public not to over-politicize these cultural memories, noting that behind Qiaopi and the film lies a timeless story of family affection, nostalgia, and the enduring bond between overseas Chinese and their ancestral homeland.

On May 21, the 22nd China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) kicked off in Shenzhen. The leading roles of the current blockbuster Dear You, Li Sitong, who plays Xie Nanzhi, and Wang Yantong, who plays Zheng Musheng, appeared at a special exhibition zone. The surprise-hit Chinese drama became a massive box office success in China, exploring cross-border family ties, migration, and the historical qiaopi tradition—the practice of sending letters and remittances from overseas Chinese back to their families. #shenzhen# #guangdong# #culture# #fair# #blockbuster# #drama# #letter# #film# #chinese#