CATDOLL: The second part of "The Monkey King: Hero is Back" is expected to be released in 2017

The domestic animated film "The Monkey King: Hero is Back" broke the record of the highest box office of domestic animations and now ranks first! However, the suspense left at the end seems to tell people clearly that this film is not over yet! Sure enough, the producer: Lu Wei revealed the explosive news at the Jinan fan sharing meeting that the production of the second part of "The Monkey King: Hero is Back" is underway and is expected to meet with everyone in 2017.

The province's first 3D animated commercial film "The Return of the Great Sage", produced by Shandong Film and Television Group, has been released for more than a week. In just a few days, the box office has been rising, creating a new history for domestic animated films.

Since its release, "Journey to the West: Hero is Back" has won the favor of a large number of anime fans with its thrilling plot and high-level animation production special effects. In just one week, the box office has exceeded 300 million.

In order to let everyone have a deeper understanding of the production process of "The Monkey King: Hero is Back" and let fans better appreciate this domestic animation, producer Lu Wei also came to the Jinan fan sharing meeting of "The Monkey King: Hero is Back". "We produced it according to the structure of Hollywood. Because we want to sell it to the world. We sell very well around the world."

Lu Wei said that the great success of "The Return of the Great Sage" was inseparable from the support of the majority of movie fans. He also said that the production of the second part of "The Return of the Great Sage" is underway and is expected to meet with everyone in 2017.

After watching it, fans said, "It's very shocking, very well done, very serious, and I'm anxious to watch the second and third parts."

Another fan said, "I think it's a milestone domestic animation, very down-to-earth, and all the characters speak in line with the way people speak now."