Chow Sing-chi's new work “Kung Fu Women's Soccer” ignites the summer theatrical market; Lighthouse Pro shows that the film surpassed 100 million yuan in less than 3 hours after its official release on July 11, reaching a total of 287 million yuan in box office throughout the day, and set at least 9 domestic film history records, including the number of summer premieres and first-day attendance. As a spiritual sequel to the 25th anniversary of the release of the classic film “Shaolin Soccer”, “Kung Fu Women's Soccer” continues Chow Xingchi's iconic nonsensical comedy style. The film's plot focuses on the women's soccer “Emei Team”, from not being favored by the industry to the inspirational story of fighting back against strong opponents and winning the tournament championship with kung fu skills. Chinese movies from A-share listed companies appeared directly on the “Kung Fu Women's Football” producer list, attracting investors' attention. However, the company stated that it did not participate in the film's investment, but only because it participated in the filing of the project, it retained the right to sign, including the producer, and was the producer of the film. At the same time, the company is the co-issuer of the project. Relevant revenue is expected to account for a low proportion of the company's overall revenue.

Chow Sing-chi's new work “Kung Fu Women's Soccer” ignites the summer theatrical market; Lighthouse Pro shows that the film surpassed 100 million yuan in less than 3 hours after its official release on July 11, reaching a total of 287 million yuan in box office throughout the day, and set at least 9 domestic film history records, including the number of summer premieres and first-day attendance. As a spiritual sequel to the 25th anniversary of the release of the classic film “Shaolin Soccer”, “Kung Fu Women's Soccer” continues Chow Xingchi's iconic nonsensical comedy style. The film's plot focuses on the women's soccer “Emei Team”, from not being favored by the industry to the inspirational story of fighting back against strong opponents and winning the tournament championship with kung fu skills. Chinese movies from A-share listed companies appeared directly on the “Kung Fu Women's Football” producer list, attracting investors' attention. However, the company stated that it did not participate in the film's investment, but only because it participated in the filing of the project, it retained the right to sign, including the producer, and was the producer of the film. At the same time, the company is the co-issuer of the project. Relevant revenue is expected to account for a low proportion of the company's overall revenue.