Americans ask: Why watch a movie about the struggles of Chinese people in America?

At the promotional event, the most frequently asked question by journalists was: Why recommend this movie?

"SIGHT" is an inspirational story about how one person transforms fear, poverty, and prejudice into healing and love for others.

During the screening, Dr. Ming Wang shared his story with the audience. He said, "I have been in the United States for 40 years and have watched thousands of movies, but I have never seen a film about the life of a Chinese person in modern America. Hollywood depicts Chinese people only through kung fu. But is kung fu all that Chinese people have? We have entrepreneurs, business leaders, scientists, and fellow Chinese who shine in various fields. I hope that today's release of this film can inspire successful Chinese people in all walks of life to tell their own stories."

A columnist named Larry TomczakGuest, after watching Sight, emotionally commented: "The hope, perseverance, and gratitude conveyed in this film are exactly what America needs today. The movie Sight shows that regardless of our ethnic background, race, or religion, as human beings, we share many commonalities: our love for family, our desire to see our children happy and successful, and our need for peace in times of danger."

The film Sight, which took nine years and $9 million to produce, has received recognition from Universal Studios and will be released nationwide on October 27. This achievement is extraordinary! For stories about Chinese immigrants, Hollywood's typical approach focuses on martial arts and high-tech special effects, but this is a true biographical film. Sight is a groundbreaking movie. I firmly believe that this film will represent the Chinese community, entering Hollywood and reaching audiences worldwide!