Source-linked visuals

All Wishes Come True! Visual Gallery

Public posters, production-context images, and open-access classical artworks make the fan site feel close to both All Wishes Come True! and the older visual tradition behind Ba Xian, the Eight Immortals.

Placement strategy

Use official promotional posters for movie/news context, not as site-owned branding. Use museum and public-domain artworks as evergreen cultural texture on mythology pages, character pages, and lower-intensity editorial sections.

Classical art

Eight Immortals across objects, prints, and sculpture

Open-access museum material that can safely give the site an older visual memory without borrowing more film artwork than needed.

Suzhou woodblock print showing the Eight Immortals arranged with the twelve zodiac animals.
China, Suzhou, 18th centuryPublic Domain

Eight Immortals and Twelve Zodiac Animals

A strong overview image for showing how the Ba Xian group circulated through popular print culture.

Woodblock print; ink and hand coloring on paper

Source: The Met
Chinese embroidered textile panel with immortals in a vertical composition.
China, 18th centuryPublic Domain

Panel with immortals

Useful as a classical-art anchor because it moves beyond porcelain into textile and courtly decorative language.

Silk and metal thread embroidery on silk satin

Source: The Met
Metal table screen decorated with immortals in a landscape scene.
China, 17th centuryPublic Domain

Table screen with immortals

A compact decorative object that shows immortal imagery as part of scholar-table display culture.

Pewter and brass

Source: The Met
Fahua ware jar decorated with relief scenes of the Eight Immortals.
China, 16th centuryPublic Domain

Jar with the Eight Immortals

A vivid Ming-dynasty object for explaining how Eight Immortals imagery appears on ceramics.

Fahua ware porcelain with relief decoration under colored glazes

Source: The Met
Octafoil bronze mirror with two immortals crossing waves.
China, mid-900s-late 1200sCC0

Octafoil Mirror with Two Immortals Crossing the Ocean

A useful early object for connecting the famous crossing-the-ocean motif to material culture.

Bronze mirror

Source: Cleveland Museum of Art
Yuan dynasty hanging scroll of Liu Haichan with a toad.
China, Yuan dynasty, 1300sCC0

Liu Haichan

Liu Haichan is sometimes included among Daoist immortals and helps broaden the site's immortality context.

Hanging scroll; ink and color on silk

Source: Cleveland Museum of Art
Small Qing dynasty boxwood sculpture of He Xiangu seated on a raft.
China, Qing dynasty, 1700sCC0

Figure of Daoist Immortal He Xiangu

A delicate sculptural He Xiangu image, useful beside her lotus-focused profile.

Boxwood with colored ivory base

Source: Cleveland Museum of Art
Polychrome ceramic figure of He Xiangu standing in flowing robes.
China, 19th centuryPublic Domain

Figure of He Xiangu, one of the Eight Immortals

A bright ceramic representation that can pair with the carved Cleveland sculpture.

Biscuit with polychrome enamels, Jingdezhen ware

Source: The Met
Polychrome ceramic figure of Li Tieguai carrying his crutch and gourd.
China, 19th centuryPublic Domain

Figure of Li Tieguai, one of the Eight Immortals

A direct visual companion for Li Tieguai's crutch, medicine gourd, and healer imagery.

Biscuit with polychrome enamels, Jingdezhen ware

Source: The Met
Polychrome ceramic figure of Han Xiangzi, one of the Eight Immortals.
China, 19th centuryPublic Domain

Figure of Han Xiangzi, One of the Eight Immortals

A useful figure study for Han Xiangzi's refined, musical profile.

Biscuit with polychrome enamels, Jingdezhen ware

Source: The Met
Polychrome ceramic figure of Zhang Guolao, one of the Eight Immortals.
China, 19th centuryPublic Domain

Figure of Zhang Guolao, one of the Eight Immortals

A lively object for reinforcing Zhang Guolao's eccentric elder identity.

Porcelain painted in polychrome enamels, Jingdezhen ware

Source: The Met

Movie visuals

Source-linked promotional references

Kept separate from classical art so readers can tell what is film publicity and what is historical visual context.

All Wishes Come True promotional poster showing the ensemble walking across glowing water at sunset.

release poster

July 24 release poster: sunset lineup

Best as a hero-adjacent image or first gallery card because it clearly communicates the film title, ensemble, and mythic tone.

Source: International Online

Official promotional artwork shown from a source page with attribution; do not crop into merchandise or imply official affiliation.

All Wishes Come True promotional poster with the Ba Xian film title and animated characters in a fantasy setting.

release poster

July 24 release poster: Penglai fantasy composition

Good for a poster gallery or news digest about the original July 24 announcement.

Source: International Online

Official promotional artwork; keep source attribution visible and avoid presenting it as site-owned art.

Exterior image associated with Oriental DreamWorks and Chengdu production coverage.

production still

Oriental DreamWorks / Chengdu production context image

Use in the Chengdu production-story section rather than as a main film-art image.

Source: International Online

Source-linked news image; use as contextual reporting material with attribution.

All Wishes Come True promotional poster showing characters riding through waves with July 18 release text.

date-change poster

July 18 date-change poster: riding the waves

Best for the release-date move story and the visual lead of the News Archive.

Source: Sichuan TV

Official promotional artwork embedded by a news outlet; attribute and keep non-commercial fan-site framing.

Vertical All Wishes Come True date-change poster featuring characters sailing through stormy waves.

date-change poster

July 18 date-change poster from market coverage

Useful as an alternate thumbnail for July 14 pre-release heat coverage.

Source: Ali213

Promotional image referenced from a news source; avoid downloading into commercial assets.

Screenshot of a Chinese movie box-office ranking table that includes All Wishes Come True / Ba Xian.

box-office snapshot

Box-office ranking screenshot

Use only inside a metrics/news digest, not as a decorative image; it is text-heavy and time-sensitive.

Source: Ali213

Time-sensitive screenshot from a report; label clearly as a snapshot, not live data.