Date: December 16, 2019
Source: School of Art
Author: Wang Shiyu

The 16th Guangzhou College Student Film Festival Green Panicle Award Ceremony, hosted by JNU, was held at the Guangzhou Beilei Theater on Dec. 11. Song Zuer, one of the festival’s ambassadors, and Aaron Kwok, named the festival's most popular leading actor, attended, and the well-known director Feng Xiaogang brought the leads of his film Only Cloud Knows. Many actors, including Yang Mi, Huang Jingyu and Guan Xiaotong, supported the activity through videos.

At the ceremony, more than 10 Most Popular Among College Students film awards were announced. The Wandering Earth was selected as most popular science fiction film, and its director, Guo Fan, as most popular director. A Cool Fish was named most popular comedy, and its screenwriters, Rao Xiaozhi and Lei Zhilong, most popular screenwriters. Shadow won as most popular action film. My Best Summer was awarded most popular film, and its song My Best Summer won most popular film song. White Snake was selected as most popular intangible cultural heritage film. Lost in Time was most popular online film (ancient costume/fantasy), The Last Summer most popular online love film, LiBai:Hellfire most popular online action film, and Fierce Family most popular online comedy.

Yang Mi was most popular actress for the role of Jiang Meng in Baby. Huang Jingyu was selected as most popular supporting actor for the role of Lin Zhendong in Pegasus. Yang Zi, one of the festival’s image ambassadors, was named most popular supporting actress for her role as Wang Lu in The Bravest.

(JNU Vice President Rao Min awarding the Green Panicle Award certificate to the producer of The Wandering Earth)
Kwok presented the Green Panicle Award Certificate to the winning student competition, encouraging its members to work hard and pursue their dreams in film. Panicle refers to the stalk of a rice plant, symbolizing a good harvest and, for the student filmmakers, the realization of their dreams.  More than 3,000 entries were received for the eight modules of the student competition unit, with students from nearly 2,000 colleges participating.

(Aaron Kwok awarding the certificate to the first-place winners of the original short video and animation film, sports imaging short video and film dubbing competitions. )