The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked: The mainland film “Love Letter to Grandma” will debut at the Taiwan Taoyuan Film Festival in mid-August, and is welcomed and anticipated by Taiwanese film fans. Any comments on this please? Spokesman Chen Binhua said that “A Love Letter to Grandma” uses criticism from overseas Chinese as a carrier, and uses restrained camera language to tell a story of family and watch that spans mountains, seas, and years. Since its release, the film quickly “broke the circle” and resonated widely with the sons and daughters of China at home and abroad. Chen Binhua pointed out that we actively support cross-strait exchanges and cooperation in the field of film and television culture, and hope that more outstanding mainland films can be screened on the island.

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