2. There is also a full version of jiaozi, with many differences in details. This film describes in more detail the emotional process and life state between Ai Jingjing and the rich boy, as well as the origin of menstruation. At the same time, it also implicitly shows the domestic violence and tragedy suffered by underage girls through the "evil seeds" eaten by the protagonist.
3. In order to get closer to the theme, Miriam Yeung deliberately chose a pale and gloomy photo, which seemed to be placed in the mourning hall. The original poster was also designed to make her mouth bleed, but for aesthetic reasons, Miriam Yeung asked to delete it.
It is reported that Chen Kexin, the producer of this film, and Paco Wong Pak Go, the manager of Miriam Yeung, had an argument about the poster. Huang defended the image of a beautiful woman and disapproved of the shape on the poster. On the contrary, Miriam Yeung unexpectedly thought that the poster was very creative and fresh.
5. Miriam Yeung ate "baby" jiaozi in "Three Nights jiaozi 2" directed by Chen Guo, which made her afraid to eat jiaozi later.
6. Night 2 was originally scheduled to be the closing film of Venice Film Festival, but it was forced to be cancelled due to religious factors, and South Korea and Singapore were also classified as restricted films because of their sensitive themes. The full-length version of Jiaozi is also classified as a third-class film in Hong Kong.