In the Year of the Monkey 2016, Stephen Chow made a remarkable return to the Chinese film industry after a three-year hiatus with his blockbuster New Year film, "The Mermaid." Congratulations to composer Zhang Qilin for the great success of his new work! Our Principal, Mr. Liu Jian, is honored to serve as the Music Coordinator for "The Mermaid." Congratulations and best wishes!
Without a doubt, "The Mermaid" has claimed the weekly box office champion for the third time, with a weekly gross of 411 million yuan, capturing nearly half of the market. The film's total box office in mainland China has now surpassed 3.1 billion yuan!

▲The Mermaid movie poster

▲The Mermaid end credits

▲Principal Liu Jian

[Tip] Brief Introduction of Stephen Chow

Stephen Chow, born on June 22, 1962, in Hong Kong, is originally from Ningbo, Zhejiang. He is a renowned Chinese-language comedy actor, director, screenwriter, producer, and executive producer.
He began his career as a contract actor for TVB in 1980. In early 1988, he ventured into film, starring in notable movies such as God of Gamblers, Fight Back to School, Flirting Scholar, and A Chinese Odyssey. He wrote, directed, and starred in numerous films including Kung Fu Hustle, Shaolin Soccer, The God of Cookery, and King of Comedy. Stephen Chow has broken the Hong Kong box office record six times and has won the Hong Kong Film Annual Box Office Champion eight times, setting records for the number of times breaking box office records and winning annual box office champions.
In 2003, he was named “Person of the Year” by Time magazine and became a cover figure for “Asian Heroes.” His 2004 film Kung Fu Hustle grossed HK$61.27 million at the Hong Kong box office, breaking records and was listed by Time magazine as one of the “Top 10 Movies of 2005.” In 2013, his film Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons set 23 Chinese film box office records, with a global box office of $218 million, refreshing the record for Chinese films globally. In 2016, his sci-fi film The Mermaid accumulated over 3.1 billion RMB in just 19 days, setting a new record for Chinese film box office revenue.   

▲“Flirting Scholar” still

▲“The Duke of Mount Deer” still