The second generation of rich people come to the mainland to find their father. Two sequels of "Crazy Rich Asians" will be produced back to back

According to foreign media reports, "Crazy Rich Asians", a film produced by an all-Asian team that was a big hit in North America but flopped in China, is about to produce two sequels, and Warner Bros. is considering producing them "back to back".

The so-called "back to back" means preparing and shooting at the same time, and then releasing them in stages. The reason why Warner did this is because there are too many actors in this film, and they are all very busy, and it is rare for them to have time to shoot together.

It is not surprising that Crazy Rich Asians has a sequel, because when Warner and Jon M. Chu bought the film rights, they planned to make it into a series. Moreover, the film received a great response in North America and was nominated for two Golden Globe Awards.

"Crazy Rich Asians" is based on the 2013 novel of the same name by Singaporean-born American writer Kevin Kwan. The original novel is a trilogy, which includes two sequels, "China Rich Girlfriend" and "Rich People Problems," in addition to the first "Crazy Rich Asians."

The sequel is adapted from these two books, and the protagonists are still Singaporean rich second-generation Nick Young and his Chinese civilian girlfriend Rachel Chu. In the first episode, Rachel went through many twists and turns and finally got the approval of her future mother-in-law played by Michelle Yeoh. In the sequel, she will go to mainland China with Nick to find her biological father.