![]() ![]() It presented, she said, an opportunity for Chinese audiences to learn about and feel a connection to the wider Asian diaspora, and “feel part of this family”. “The thing that moved me most wasn’t the love story,” says Huang, 31. “The real fairy tale is for someone from the traditional culture to really understand an immigrant.”Ī Shanghai resident, Huang was eager to see how the film – based on the first book of a three-part series by Singaporean-US author Kevin Kwan – would be received on the mainland. For the Beijing-born, US-raised writer, the story of the daughter of a Chinese-American immigrant going to Singapore to meet her fiancee’s traditional Asian family hit close to home. Beijing, China – Frankie Huang could not hide her excitement when she heard that Hollywood blockbuster Crazy Rich Asians was going to be screened in China. ![]()
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