The film， which critics are calling China‘s ’Dallas Buyers Club，‘ earned nearly $50 million from pre-release previews and is being hailed as a creative breakthrough for the film industry。

　　被評(píng)論家稱為中國版《達(dá)拉斯買家俱樂部》的那部影片在預(yù)映階段就賺了近5000萬美元，而且它還被譽(yù)為(中國)電影行業(yè)的一次創(chuàng)新性突破。

　　China‘s latest blockbuster， Dying to Survive， pulled off a rare feat of box-office magic this week： it managed to earn $50 million before it even opened。

　　中國最新大片《我不是藥神》這周實(shí)現(xiàn)了罕見的票房奇跡：它在上映之前就賺了5000萬美元。

　　A social drama tinged with black comedy， Dying to Survive premiered to rave reviews at the Shanghai International Film Festival in late June。 It then hit the road on a promotional tour holding limited sneak-peek screenings in select cities across the country。

　　《我不是藥神》是一部帶有黑色喜劇色彩的社會(huì)題材影片，它于六月末在上海國際電影節(jié)的首映就收到了廣泛好評(píng)。然后制片方開始對(duì)這部影片進(jìn)行宣傳推廣，在全國選擇了部分城市進(jìn)行有限的“搶先看”放映。

　　With each stop， enthusiasm swelled， and the film soon became China‘s most widely discussed， critically acclaimed movie in years， scoring a 9.7/10 rating on ticketing service Maoyan。

　　宣傳團(tuán)隊(duì)所到的每一站都受到了熱烈的歡迎，而這部影片也很快成為中國這幾年被廣泛討論且廣受好評(píng)的一部作品，其在訂票服務(wù)網(wǎng)站貓眼電影上的評(píng)分達(dá)到了9.7分(滿分10分)。

　　The producers cleverly responded by escalating the scale of the previews， and the film began earning millions in prerelease revenue。 They then moved its release date forward a full day to Thursday， citing “popular demand” — which only spurred more online excitement and discussion。

　　而且制片方還巧妙地回應(yīng)了觀眾們的熱情，增加了預(yù)映的場次，也使這部影片在預(yù)映階段就賺得了上百萬收益。然后制片方為了迎合“大眾需求”把電影上映日期整整提前了一天，挪到了星期四，這也使網(wǎng)友們更加激動(dòng)并在網(wǎng)上引起了熱議。

　　As of Thursday night， Dying to Survive had already earned $48.6 million — and it wasn‘t even supposed to have been released yet。 Maoyan’s box-office analysts expect the film to add as much as $100 million over the weekend， before ultimately earning upwards of $420 million。

　　到星期四晚上《我不是藥神》的票房收入已達(dá)4860萬美元，而這甚至還不到其原本正式上映的時(shí)間。貓眼票房分析師曾預(yù)計(jì)這部影片的周末票房將達(dá)1億美元，而之后其周末的最終票房達(dá)到了4.2億美元。

　　So what‘s all the fuss about?

　　那么這部影片到底講了怎樣的一個(gè)故事?

　　Produced by Chinese hitmaker Ning Hao， Dying to Survive tells the story of a shady health supplements supplier， played by comedy favorite Xu Zheng (Lost in Thailand)， who smuggles unapproved drugs from India to sell to leukemia patients who can‘t afford the prohibitively expensive official medication offered by Chinese hospitals。 Initially inspired by financial interest， the smuggler’s motives evolve as he realizes how desperately his customers need help。

　　由中國熱門制片人寧浩監(jiān)制的《我不是藥神》講述了一個(gè)非法的健康補(bǔ)充劑供應(yīng)商的故事。由備受歡迎的喜劇人徐崢(代表作品《泰囧》)飾演的主角從印度走私未獲得官方批準(zhǔn)的藥物，然后出售給那些買不起中國正規(guī)醫(yī)院提供的非常昂貴的官方批準(zhǔn)藥劑的白血病患者。這名走私犯最初的目的是為了牟利，而當(dāng)他意識(shí)到他的顧客是多么需要幫助之后，他的動(dòng)機(jī)逐漸改變了。

　　The film is based on the real-life story of Lu Yong， a textile trader who was diagnosed with leukemia and spent over $80，000 on official medication before turning to smuggling a vastly cheaper generic alternative from India。 He went on to save more than 1，000 lives by bringing the drug into China for other patients， before he was arrested and charged in 2014 with selling fake drugs。

　　這部影片是根據(jù)真實(shí)故事改編，陸勇是一位患有白血病的紡織品貿(mào)易商，他在購買官方批準(zhǔn)藥物上花了8萬多美元，之后他開始從印度大量走私更便宜的可以替代官方批準(zhǔn)藥物的普通藥劑。他把這種藥帶給了中國的其他病人，從而拯救了1000多人，之后在2014年他因販賣假藥被捕并被控告。

　　Hundreds of leukemia survivors Lu had helped then petitioned for his release， and he was ultimately freed without penalty by a judge who praised Lu for the way he had never personally profited from the drug sales。 After news of Lu‘s saga spread， many in the local and international media began comparing him to the hero of Dallas Buyers Club， the 2013 Matthew McConaughey Oscar winner about a Texas man who sold unregulated AIDS drugs to help fellow HIV sufferers in the 1980s。

　　然后，陸勇幫助過的上百位白血病幸存者為他請(qǐng)?jiān)福罱K他被一位法官釋放且沒有處以罰款，法官稱贊他本人從未從藥品銷售中獲利。陸勇的事跡被報(bào)道之后，許多當(dāng)?shù)丶皣H媒體開始把他比作《達(dá)拉斯買家俱樂部》中的英雄。2013年馬修·麥克康納憑借這部影片獲得了奧斯卡獎(jiǎng)。這部影片講述了20世紀(jì)80年代一位來自德克薩斯州的男子出售未經(jīng)官方批準(zhǔn)的艾滋病藥物來幫助那些同樣罹患艾滋病的患者的故事。

　　Critics have hailed Dying to Survive as a breakthrough for the Chinese film industry — a rare work of stirring social significance from a film scene typically blocked by censorship from addressing topics related to China‘s real-life problems。 Several preview screenings have ended in standing ovations 。

　　評(píng)論家稱《我不是藥神》是中國電影業(yè)的一次突破，是一部罕見的通過電影鏡頭反映社會(huì)意義的作品，而影片所反映的問題是中國電影審查機(jī)制通常會(huì)禁止的話題，因?yàn)檫@些話題反映了中國現(xiàn)實(shí)生活中真正存在的問題。在部分預(yù)映場次中，觀眾們最后都站起來為這部影片喝彩。