Entertainment Era: My Good Sister Is All Over the World

Chapter 92 Liu Xiaoli Accompanying (Fourth update, 10,000 words, please subscribe)

The filming was completed quickly.

In the evening, the two film crews found a restaurant nearby and had a dinner together.

Whether it's the crew of "The Cotton Robe" or the crew of "The Traitor," the actors are all quite tired and definitely need to relax.

Besides the meal, it also had a bit of a social gathering aspect.

There are quite a few young and ambitious men in the "Cotton Robe" crew, so several of them want to show off in front of Narenhua and Zhu Linxian.

It's not that Huang Qiuyan isn't pretty enough, but rather that she knows martial arts and is always around, so it's become tiresome.

Narenhua was also quite curious about these martial arts athletes, saying she wanted to see what their martial arts skills were like.

Upon hearing this, Zhao Changjun immediately performed a set of his signature ground-based boxing moves as a warm-up.

The other martial arts athletes also performed martial arts routines, which were very impressive and entertaining to watch.

Zhen Zidan, however, took an unconventional approach and performed a breakdance, which surprised and even baffled everyone present.

This dance originated in a neighborhood in the United States in the 70s, and gradually developed until the release of the film of the same name in 1984, which made it a global trend. Zhen Zidan also starred in a film with breakdancing elements, "Love Rivals," in 1985.

Yu Rongguang and Mr. Liu Xun sang a selection from the Peking Opera model play "The Red Lantern".

"Don't be fooled by my iron shackles and chains, which may bind my hands and feet, but they cannot imprison my soaring ambitions that reach the heavens."

Yu Rongguang sang with great passion and flair, his voice carrying a lingering charm. This drew a gleam in Narenhua's eyes, and she clapped incessantly.

Huang Wenbin recalled the scene in "The Storm Riders" where he sang this song in an elevator car and was then beaten up by Lau Ching-wan.

Xu Xiaoming sang a Cantonese song. Although no one present except Huang Wenbin understood the lyrics, they were still completely captivated by the performance.

However, the most outstanding person was Guo Da.

At this point, Guo Da had drunk a little and was already tipsy. He started singing Li Bai's "Bring in the Wine" in Shaanxi dialect: "Have you not seen the Yellow River's waters come from the sky, rushing to the sea never to return?

It must be said that the Shaanxi dialect version of "Bring in the Wine" has a unique charm, and even carries a hint of the lingering charm of the Tang Dynasty.

In the end, everyone started to urge Huang Wenbin to perform a show.

Huang Wenbin didn't mince words and said directly, "I'll also sing a song for everyone. Although this song hasn't been released yet, it's sure to be a hit in the future."

"How can you be so arrogant?" Narenhua covered her mouth and laughed. "Since it hasn't been published, how can you be so sure it will become famous?"

Huang Wenbin smiled at her: "You'll understand after you hear it."

"Okay, then I'll listen attentively." Narenhua's eyes widened, her expression serious.

Zhu Lin patted her shoulder: "Listen, just use your ears. You won't stand for staring at me like that?"

"That's true!" Narenhua snapped out of her daze and chuckled foolishly, "I was angered by his boastful words."

Huang Wenbin cleared his throat and realized that his voice was still good at home today, so he could sing a good song.

Everyone in the room fell silent and listened to him sing.

"Young friends, let's meet today."

"Rolling the little boat, a warm breeze gently blows—"

When Huang Wenbin first started singing, he was a little awkward, but he became more and more skilled as he went on. Although his technique was still lacking, his emotions were so abundant that they were almost overflowing.

"Hahahaha————"

Narenhua originally intended to listen attentively, but after only a few sentences, she couldn't help but burst into laughter.

"Stop laughing!" Huang Wenbin couldn't help but glare at her.

Narenhua covered her mouth: "I wasn't laughing!"

Then, she gave Huang Wenbin a thumbs up: "Your song is definitely going to be a hit, I vouch for it!"

"you!"

Huang Wenbin was also a bit helpless. His memory, writing skills, and physical strength had all been enhanced, but his singing was worse than before he transmigrated. Perhaps there are gains and losses in everything.

"I can tell this song is really good!" Ma Jinwu laughed for a while, then became serious again: "You can teach everyone to sing it. I feel this song needs a lot of people to sing it to be really powerful."

Huang Wenbin nodded in agreement: "Come on, let me teach you, and then we'll all sing together."

He taught them line by line, and everyone sang along, line by line.

After a few repetitions, everyone got it.

Huang Wenbin felt quite accomplished and said with a smile, "Alright, now I'll lead the singing, and then everyone will sing together."

"Young friends have come together today, get ready to sing!"

Unfortunately, as soon as he opened his mouth, Narenhua took over his job.

Everyone immediately joined in the singing.

Huang Wenbin looked at the little girl speechlessly; she was a bit like his own younger sister in her mischievousness.

Near the end, Zhen Zidan and the others wanted to be Zhu Lin's protectors.

However, Yu Rongguang grabbed her: "Your dance just now was quite interesting, teach me!"

"What's there to teach me!" Zhen Zidan said impatiently.

Yu Rongguang said with a smile, "You're not afraid that I'll learn it and surpass you, are you?"

"You think I'm afraid of you?" Zhen Zidan was indeed provoked and immediately pulled Yu Rongguang to a corner to start practicing dancing.

Huang Wenbin took Zhu Lin for a walk near the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.

Of course, he was very safety-conscious and had Xiong Xinxin, Qiu Jianguo, and a few others follow behind.

Fortunately, nothing unexpected happened. They only walked outside for about half an hour before returning to their respective guesthouse rooms.

After filming for a few more days, the scenes involving the battle at Shaolin Temple were finally completed.

The crew had to rush to Wudang Mountain to film the scene where Qi Tianyuan breaks through the mountain gate.

Narenhua took the initiative to ask Huang Wenbin for his contact information and also asked him to write to her.

Huang Wenbin gave her a few perfunctory replies, then said goodbye to Zhu Lin.

Zhu Lin vaguely sensed that this younger brother seemed to have feelings for her in that way, but she wasn't sure. Moreover, there was a significant age gap between them, and if things really progressed in that direction, they would definitely face a lot of resistance. For a moment, her heart was in turmoil.

This time, Huang Wenbin led Zhao Changjun, Yu Rongguang, and other main actors to Wuhan first. The main purpose was to film the scene where Qi Tianyuan forces his way into Wudang and is brutally defeated by the sect leader.

The others took the other actors to the Shandan Military Horse Farm for a two-month horse riding training. By the time they finished training, it would be springtime, and they could film the grand scene of thousands of horses galloping.

When Huang Wenbin arrived in Wuhan, it was already afternoon, and there were no more buses to Wudang Mountain.

With the guidance of staff from the Hubei Film Studio, they were able to check into a nearby guesthouse.

In the evening, a director named Zhang Zhongbin from the Hubei Film Studio came, saying he was representing the studio to welcome Huang Wenbin and his group and to invite them to a banquet.

Huang Wenbin had never liked these kinds of social engagements even before he transmigrated, but the thought of having to stay in Hubei for at least ten days to half a month made him reluctant to offend anyone.

Zhang Zhongbin wanted to invite everyone in the crew to a banquet, but Mr. Liu Xun declined, citing health reasons.

Mr. Liu decided to go to Hong Kong precisely because he disliked these kinds of social engagements.

So Huang Wenbin took Zhao Changjun and Yu Rongguang to the banquet.

However, to Huang Wenbin's surprise, he ran into Liu Xiaoli again at the banquet.

When Liu Xiaoli saw Huang Wenbin, she smiled and winked at him.

She had only been back in Wuhan for a few days and was rehearsing a new program when she suddenly received a notification that her boss wanted her to attend a dinner party.

Liu Xiaoli inquired briefly about the purpose of the gathering, and the other party replied that it was to entertain a film crew from Yanjing.

Hubei Film Studio was founded in 1958, but it was originally named Wuhan Film Studio. It was only last year that it was changed to its current name, Hubei Film Studio.

Unfortunately, its presence has never been strong, and it was even merged into the Pearl River Film Studio at one point.

The newly appointed factory director, Cao Sihuo, has been trying to reverse this situation, but he lacks resources, manpower, scripts, and money, making it seem like he is powerless to turn the tide.

Director Cao had just returned from Yanjing. He attended a preview screening of a film called "Let the Bullets Fly" and was deeply impressed.

He felt that if his factory could produce a film like this, even if it was only half as good, it would be enough to turn the factory around.

Unfortunately, they haven't been able to receive any good scripts, and they even have to hire directors and actors from outside the industry when a movie starts filming, which is quite an awkward situation.

When Director Cao learned that the film crew that came to Hubei to shoot scenes was led by Huang Wenbin, his eyes immediately lit up, and he showed an expression of eagerness to recruit talent.

Since Xi'an Film Studio can cooperate with Beijing Film Studio, providing both scripts and personnel, why can't our Hubei Film Studio do the same?

That's why he had this welcome banquet organized and invited several artists who had been to Yenching to accompany him.

Cao Sihuo's goal was simple: to entertain Huang Wenbin well, and then get him to write a script or say a few good words for him at the Beijing Film Studio, in short, to get some benefits out of him.

Huang Wenbin was unaware that he had been tricked and was having a pleasant conversation with Liu Xiaoli.

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