Peninsula: I'm the Top Streamer

Chapter 147 Climb
Kwon Hyun-hyuk hung up the phone, not caring much about what Park Jung-jung said.

If Sun Xiyu wants to see him, then let him see him. It’s just a warning to him.

It’s not a big deal and it won’t affect his status.

He is now filming in full swing and his condition on the set is getting better and better.

That’s why they say movie stars are better than TV stars. The working time is similar but the final product only takes one or two hours.

It is natural that there will be differences in the quality presented with such a big difference.

For him, a month of filming would only result in no more than half an hour of scenes in the finished film, and that includes the group scenes in which he appeared.

But sometimes things are not calculated that way. Just hone your acting skills and don’t worry too much.

The filming in the countryside came to an end, and then the group went to the nearby Suwon City to film.

Except for Shin Hye-sun, almost all the actors who acted with him were veteran actors with superb acting skills.

These veteran actors may not have great acting skills, but the principle of practice makes perfect holds true everywhere, and they are all above average.

March was slowly entering spring, and Quan Xuanhe changed into his costume and stood at the door of the court.

With the sound of "shoot", a group of extras rushed forward behind him, shouting.

At this time, Quan Xuanhe was also covered in dust and patting the bus that was slowly moving away. On the bus was the actress Bae Jong-ok who played his mother.

This is also a serious veteran actor, born in the 1960s. She has won Best Actress and Best Supporting Actor awards. However, unlike male actors, female actresses do not have as wide a range of roles as male actors when they get older.

Quan Xuanhe hurriedly and anxiously patted the bus, looking at his mother longingly, but he could only watch her drive away.

It should have stopped, but for some reason the director didn't say cut, so Quan Xuanhe had no choice but to continue acting.

"Oh mom, don't abandon me!"

Chasing the taillights of the bus, tears gradually welled up in Quan Xuanhe's eyes, and his voice couldn't help but become tearful.

Seeing the bus completely drive out of the set, although he was immersed in the role, he stopped.

The cameraman then lowered the crane camera and focused on Quan Xuanhe's face.

"Oh mom, don't do Zongxiu anymore."

His eyes froze, gradually losing their luster, and he felt anxious and lost.

"Cut!"

Only then did the director call for cut.

"OK, keep one, and try again."

This is a normal situation, and Quan Xuanhe didn't expect to pass it in such a proud manner.

The makeup artist came up and wiped his tears with paper, then picked up a powder brush and a fine brush to touch up his makeup.

The Koreans passing by on the street were not surprised by this. They just turned their heads to look at them and walked away. No one gathered around to watch.

The actors in the crew who are slightly famous are all older. They may be well-known, but they can hardly be said to have many fans.

When you reach a certain age, you really don’t need fans anymore. Fame is your biggest support.

After filming a few scenes, it was time to take a break at noon. Today was the first day of filming in the city, and Kwon Hyun-hyuk urged Shin Hye-sun to call a few senior colleagues from the crew for a lunch break.

It's fine for Shin Hye-sun to take this role, but it would be a bit presumptuous for him to do so.

Shin Hye-sun is not the type of person who is good at dancing with long sleeves. On the contrary, she is relatively taciturn.

Under his instigation, Shin Hye-sun naturally thought it was the right thing to do. Seeing that there was a restaurant opposite the court, she called the main creators one by one to have dinner together.

Quan Xuanhe agreed and sat next to Pei Zongyu when he went there.

Pei Zongyu is not only a retired actor with superb acting skills, but also a serious and well-established big shot.

He holds a bachelor's degree in drama and film from Chung-Ang University, a master's degree in journalism and broadcasting from Chung-Ang University, and a master's degree in speech and information science from Korea University. He also serves as a visiting professor at Chung-Ang University in South Korea.

It is not an exaggeration to call him a performing artist.

If he wasn't a student now, when would he be? He was respectful and his words were pleasant to the ear while he ate at the table, so Pei Zongyu treated him quite well.

She has been around for decades and has met countless younger generations. Now she treats Quan Xuanhe as normal.

Having a high level of education and being a teacher, he has some intention of teaching students, and he will give a word or two of advice when his son asks for advice.

She often uses understanding words to point out details that Quan Xuanhe overlooks and clear up his confusion.

"Playing Pabo is not easy. You are too smart and good-looking. People don't believe you are a fool. That makes it difficult to play the role well."

Pei Zongyu mentioned him at the dinner table.

Quan Xuanhe touched his face and looked at Pei Zongyu's evaluation of him, not knowing what to say.

However, he believes that beautiful and silly characters are more likely to please the audience, but it is naturally difficult to play the role well.

He wanted to say something, but seeing that Pei Zongyu was focused on his meal, he calmed down a little and decided to ask again later.

Shin Hye-sun is not very talkative, and she can't keep quiet even when sitting in front of a large group of people at the dinner table.

On the contrary, Quan Xuanhe was fully focused on this.

No matter what, you have to chat with someone.

"Why don't you continue studying in the United States?"

Pei Zongyu is a truly intellectual, and he also knows that Quan Xuanhe is a true top student, so he is quite interested in talking about this.

“Studying is a lifelong endeavor, no matter how early or late you start. I want to try more while I’m still young.”

Quan Xuanhe still had the same tone, but his tone was particularly sincere, so as not to make her feel that he was fooling her.

"Great idea."

Pei Zongyu nodded.

"I even consulted a teacher from Central University for advice on acting."

Quan Xuanhe recalled that when he first attended the so-called acting training class, the teacher was from Chung-Ang University.

At least we can establish some relationship.

You have to ask him why he does that.

Central University is equivalent to a combined and enhanced version of the three major film schools in China. Most of the people in front of and behind the scenes of the film industry have come from here.

"Which teacher?"

Hearing this, Pei Zongyu became interested and asked directly.

"Teacher Li Yingzhen."

Quan Xuanhe explained honestly.

"Ah, it's Yingzhen."

Obviously, Pei Zongyu knew this person. She had been a visiting professor at Central University for nearly twenty years and was naturally familiar with the teachers.

"Do you know the teacher?"

Quan Xuanhe asked even though he knew the answer.

"Of course. I've been a professor for almost twenty years, so how could I not know him?"

Pei Zongyu spoke without any hesitation, of course he admitted it.

"This is fate. In a sense, I'm Noona's student now."

Pei Zongyu is older than his mother, but he still calls her sister without changing his expression or heartbeat.

Pei Zongyu couldn't help laughing at such shameless and straightforward attempt to build a relationship.

Which junior is not timid and humble in front of her? It is rare to find someone as shameless as Quan Xuanhe.

(End of this chapter)