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The surprises are not focused on plot logistics, but delivers on heartwarming sentiments. All the laughter sneakily diverts the audience's attention to the darker question of what is happening: is Jia Xiao Ling trying to erase her own existence out of guilt? The script brilliantly subverts the audience's conventional expectations of a time-travel scenario and delivers some surprises along the way. That said, there are a variety of gags for them to give the movie a chance. There are some verbal gags that would exclude people who don't speak Chinese. The comedy is well-timed and moves with a Swiss watch-like precision, telling its story with gags and zingers. Guilt-stricken and armed with future knowledge, Xiao Ling is determined to alter the course of her mom's life for the better. When her mother dies from a fatal car accident in 2001, Jia Xiao Ling is magically transported to 1981, where she befriends her mother Li Huan Ying as a young girl.

Jia Ling, known for performing sketches on Chinese television, writes, directs and stars as Jia Xiao Ling, who feels she has been a lifelong disappointment to her mother Li Huan Ying.

It is the directorial debut of Chinese comedian Jia Ling and based off a popular comedic sketch she had performed on Zhejiang Television in 2016. Hi, Mom is a charming heartfelt comedy that will have you laughing and reaching for the tissues.

Instal the last version for ipod Ni Hao, Li Huan Ying