Life in the Light and Shadow of Chinese Entertainment

Wu Yang discovered that he was a person who couldn't sit still. After following Liu Yifei to Jiangcheng, he initially felt pretty good.

They lived a leisurely life where everything was done for them, but this kind of life continued for a long time, especially after half a month.

Wu Yang always wanted to find something to do, mainly because she wasn't as good at staying at home as Liu Yifei, nor could she stay at home, and she didn't have the patience to read quietly like Liu Yifei. Wu Yang would get sleepy as soon as she started reading.

In fact, Wu Yang has very few hobbies. Besides watching movies and listening to music, he doesn't smoke and doesn't care whether he drinks alcohol or not.

Besides liking to eat meat, I don't have any other particular hobbies. For the sake of good health, I do aerobics with Liu Yifei every morning. Outdoor exercise is something I only do for a short time.

I don't usually like drinking bitter tea or coffee; I usually prefer fruit juice or sugary drinks.

Fortunately, there are still two movies in post-production, so Wu Yang is not idle and devotes most of his energy to them every day.

"If you really can't stand staying here, let's go to Siam ahead of time."

In front of the floor-to-ceiling window, Liu Yifei leaned back on a beanbag chair, holding a book in her hands, as the afterglow of the evening sun streamed through the window.

Bathed in golden sunlight, Liu Yifei exudes a serene and elegant beauty.

Bored, Wu Yang was immediately struck by the sight and quickly took out his DSLR camera to start taking pictures.

The sound of the shutter clicking repeatedly disturbed Liu Yifei's reading, and she glanced at Wu Yang, who was jumping around.

I haven't seen any photos yet, and I don't know what Wu Yang is doing, so I made this suggestion out of desperation.

"I'll listen to you. Let's take a look at my photography first."

Wu Yang pulled Liu Yifei up, then sat down and hugged her in his arms. The beanbag chair, supporting their weight, suddenly slumped down a bit.

"Keep your hands to yourself, Mom's still here! Wow, these photos are really good!"

Due to habit, when Wu Yang was holding Liu Yifei, he held a DSLR camera in his left hand and unconsciously placed his right hand on top.

Liu Yifei was already used to Wu Yang's actions, but today Liu Xiaoli came over and was in the kitchen cooking with the nanny.

It would be so embarrassing if they saw it. Just as she pulled Wu Yang's hand away, she saw the photo in the DSLR camera.

Especially in the first photo taken from a low angle, Liu Yifei looks like a painting, enveloped in a golden halo.

Putting down the book in her hand, Liu Yifei grabbed the DSLR camera and looked at the 12 photos inside with increasing delight.

She loved each and every one of the photos and looked at them repeatedly. She even complained that the DSLR screen was too small. She happily got up, first kissed Wu Yang, and then sat down in the chair to transfer the photos to the computer.

"You managed to find such a tricky angle, that's amazing! This angle is great too!"

Liu Yifei looked at the book and praised it, her face showing surprise and her eyes sparkling.

Liu Yifei at this moment is far more lively and charming than she appears in photos!

If the occasion hadn't been inappropriate, Wu Yang might have been able to hold back!

……

Liri.

Wu Yang and Liu Yifei bid farewell to Liu Xiaoli and the others, and boarded a plane to Siam.

Last night, after a moment of reflection following the end of the battle, the two decided to travel to Siam ahead of schedule.

Before filming began for "Lost in Thailand," Pei Le had already discussed the possibility of a cameo role with Liu Yifei.

There's a foreshadowing and Easter egg in "Lost in Thailand": Wang Baoqiang's character, Wang Bao, holds up a photo of Liu Yifei at the beginning, claiming she's his girlfriend. Later, after the oil maker is launched, Xu Lang invites Liu Yifei to shoot an endorsement video and takes a photo with Wang Bao.

Now that "Lost in Thailand" is about to wrap up filming, we talked about it on the phone a few days ago, only the release date was set for a week later.

Wu Yang and Liu Yifei went to Siam a week in advance, partly for a cameo role and partly for a side trip.

Although Wu Yang and Liu Yifei's relationship is already an open secret to the outside world.

Although there has been no official announcement, the main reason is that the wedding date has not yet been set.

A wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event.

So Liu Yifei wanted to choose a memorable day, and Wu Yang naturally let her have her way.

The fact that even fans are now urging them to get married is something Wu Yang and Liu Yifei never expected.

The main reason for concealing the relationship from the public was that they were afraid their extreme fans wouldn't be able to handle it.

However, since Wu Yang returned to China, Liu Yifei has played the female lead in all four of the films she has filmed.

Moreover, Liu Yifei no longer accepts scripts from outside sources, and Wu Yang never casts anyone other than Liu Yifei as the female lead.

Even if the two don't publicly acknowledge each other, social media and fans aren't blind; they've all seen through their attitudes.

Now that the truth has been revealed, after a period of distress, some fans began urging the two to shut down their public appearances.

Especially with Wu Yang, who won the Academy Awards for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay.

With its growing international recognition, it has attracted the attention of many passersby, and its Weibo followers have exceeded 500 million.

Liu Yifei's fans' mentality began to change, from urging her to close the window to urging her to get married.

Now, every time I'm interviewed or face my fans, I get asked when I'll be closing down.

10 month 25 day.

Wu Yang and Liu Yifei landed in Bangkok and first went to the Grand Palace, then to Wat Arun and the Erawan Shrine.

Although Wu Yang and Liu Yifei have no religious beliefs, they still went inside for a visit.

The next day we went to Pattaya and tried surfing and parasailing, but we didn't try skydiving.

On the fifth day, we arrived in Chiang Mai, the filming location of "Lost in Thailand." It's an ancient city in Siam with many old buildings and, of course, many temples.

There were very few attractions, so we just took some simple photos and then went to visit the film crew on the sixth day.

10 month 28 day.

After filming wrapped up in Siam, Wu Yang treated the entire crew to a week-long trip to Siam.

Because the movie is scheduled to be released on the first day of the Lunar New Year, and the first day of the Lunar New Year in 2012 was February 10, 2013.

There are still nearly 100 days left, which is enough time to complete the editing and post-production of the film.

11 month 10 day.

Wu Yang and Liu Yifei did not return to China with the main group, but flew directly to Los Angeles.

As a presenter at next year's Oscars, Wu Yang will be presenting the award for Best Original Screenplay.

I owe this opportunity to the two authors and WMN's public relations capabilities.

The novels Blade Runner 2049 and The Martian were both listed in November as one of The New York Times' Top Ten Books of the Year and one of The Globalists' Top Ten Books.

With monthly sales exceeding 5 copies, it has repeatedly topped the US bestseller list.

Even though she's currently ranked at the bottom, she's still a shining star among Western writers, including Americans.

Even though the outside world knows that both novels were co-written by Wu Yang and others, the script came first, and then the novels were written.

Even though Wu Yang's name is listed after the first author in publications, the outside world still believes that it is Wu Yang's work!

In addition, Wu Yang was the winner of last year's Best Original Screenplay, so he was invited to be the award presenter.