The local drama film "It's OK" managed to stay at the top of the Chinese box office during the weekend of April 17-19. According to Artisan Gateway's data, the film earned 19.7 million Yuan (2.9 million dollars) during this period. Produced by China Film and directed by Yang Lina, the film stars Wen Qi and Qin Hailu in leading roles.

The narrative of the film centers around the dramatic events in the lives of the two main characters and the transformations in their relationship. During this quiet weekend, "It's OK" maintaining its box office lead indicates that there is still strong interest in local productions within the Chinese cinema market.

In cinema projects made in China, local stories and the successful performances of actors play a significant role in shaping audience preferences. The film's ability to maintain its position is a sign that there is strong demand for such productions in the market.

The box office success of projects led by experienced directors like Yang Lina reflects the healthy development of the Chinese film industry. The film will continue to be screened throughout the week, and there is great anticipation regarding its share in the box office next weekend.