"Coco" will be re-screened in mainland China, and it once earned 1.212 billion yuan in box office

The animated film "Coco" will be re-screened in mainland China, scheduled for release on March 26. "Coco" once made 1.212 billion yuan in the domestic box office, making it the 39th film in Chinese film history to break 1 billion yuan, setting a new record for Pixar films in the mainland box office. The family affection in the film touched many audiences, and the music was undoubtedly a big plus.

The film tells the story of Miguel, a 12-year-old boy from a shoemaker family. He has a dream of becoming a musician since he was young, but music is forbidden by his family, who believe that he is cursed by music. While Miguel is secretly pursuing his dream of becoming a musician, he accidentally enters the land of the dead, where he meets the souls of his family members, receives their blessings to sing, and eventually returns to the human world.