U Mobile celebrates moments shared this Chinese New Year via MBCS Malaysia film
MBCS, the media-fuelled creative content practice within the IPG Mediabrands network, has announced the latest U Mobile film for the Chinese New Year (CNY) festive season.
“Yuan” meaning ‘reunion’ is a touching reminder of family togetherness. It depicts the return of a family to their childhood home, replacing their father’s old round dining table with new, long tables for their reunion dinner. Over the course of the evening, the family reconnects with the significance of the round table which is deeply rooted in Chinese traditions.
Kevin Le, Executive Creative Director of MBCS, said: “This idea is a simple, yet profound observation. Most of us grew up with the same round table at home, and it was a piece of furniture that was likely there from before we were born. These tables have seen every milestone, every celebration and every reunion, and holds a universal truth – that the true shape of happiness is togetherness.
“A traditional symbol of Chinese dining culture, the circular shape represents harmony, equality and togetherness, and so it was very apt for us to reflect these moments of family happiness and togetherness through this ubiquitous, inanimate object. However, it’s not just a piece of furniture, it’s a silent witness to our lives.”
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Bernard Lee, Head of Brand & Marketing Services at U Mobile, said: “Advancement and innovation is constant, and it’s a natural fact of life that modern families would keep with that pace when it comes to contemporary aesthetics and home design. However, while trends might change, the essence of family connection remains timeless.
“The round table serves as a metaphor for cherishing family traditions while embracing togetherness, no matter what shape life takes. It’s not the design of the table, but the moments shared around it that truly matters. Our message to all Malaysians is that the true shape of happiness is found in a reunion.”