Huayu 2002, I'm going to dominate the music scene!

The music video for "Jiangnan" had the highest budget of all the songs.

Jin Zhuo also filmed with great enthusiasm, making repeated adjustments to many small details.

Therefore, by the time this one music video was finished, the Lantern Festival had already passed.

During this time, Gao Yuanyuan was quite happy. While filming the music video, she heard Jin Zhuo and Song Mo praising her in various ways every day.

This directly boosted her confidence in her acting skills to an unprecedented level.

Therefore, when she finished filming the music video for "Jiangnan", she was a little reluctant to leave, but the crew of "Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber" was already urging her to return to Yanjing.

The TV series "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber" is scheduled to premiere on March 21.

As a classic martial arts novel by Jin Yong, this IP is quite strong, so there was naturally a lot of pre-broadcast promotion, and as one of the female leads, she certainly couldn't be absent.

After seeing Gao Yuanyuan off, Song Mo and the others went directly to Hainan to prepare for filming the music videos for "Summer" and "Runaway".

The song "Summer" is light, sweet, and full of sunshine, which is the complete opposite of the previous Chinese-style songs with their misty rain.

Jin Zhuo chose to film in Hainan because he wanted the feeling of summer with blue skies, white clouds, coconut palms, and sea breezes. "Runaway" was just a free ride, since it's not easy to find a place with lush greenery and flowers right now.

Song Mo made a phone call to An Ming.

"Brother An, we've wrapped up filming for 'Jiangnan' here, and we're flying to Hainan tomorrow. How's it going on your end?"

"I'm all ready," Anming's voice came from the other end of the phone. "Okay, let's meet at the airport."

"Okay, see you then."

Two days later, at Haikou Meilan Airport.

As soon as Song Mo and his group stepped out of the arrival hall, they saw An Ming standing at the door, with a girl standing next to him.

The girl was wearing a white short-sleeved T-shirt with a light pink light jacket over it, and denim shorts that revealed a section of her fair calves.

She wore white canvas shoes, her hair was tied in a ponytail, her forehead was smooth, and she exuded youthful energy.

As Song Mo looked at her, a thought suddenly popped into his mind: in a few months, "The Story of a Noble Family" would be broadcast.

By then, people all over the country will recognize this face.

"Hey, didn't you say your mom would be coming too? Why isn't she here?" Song Mo asked, somewhat puzzled.

Liu Yifei snorted: "She had something come up and couldn't come. Besides, with my brother here, it doesn't matter whether she comes or not."

Upon hearing this, Song Mo said sympathetically, "That's how it is when you're not an adult yet; you need someone to accompany you wherever you go."

Upon hearing this, Liu Yifei glared at him fiercely.

An Ming smiled and shook his head, "Alright, alright, let's stop chatting here and go. Everyone's waiting."

As the group exited the airport, the Hainan sunshine suddenly overwhelmed them.

The sky was a clear blue, with fluffy white clouds hanging above it, like cotton candy that had been casually torn apart.

The air was filled with the salty smell of the sea and the fragrance of coconut. The warm breeze on my face felt so comfortable that I wanted to stretch.

"So beautiful!" Liu Yifei couldn't help but exclaim, opening her arms and looking up at the blue sky, her ponytail swinging behind her.

She took a deep breath and exhaled, unable to suppress her smile. "It's freezing cold in Yanjing right now, but it's so warm here."

Looking at her like this, Song Mo smiled and asked, "Are you here to film a music video, or to travel?"

Liu Yifei skipped and hopped forward, glancing back at him. "I don't care. You invited me here, so you have to provide food and lodging."

"I invited you?" Song Mo smiled, feigning doubt, and said, "It was your brother who said you wanted to come, so I agreed."

Liu Yifei paused for a moment, then turned to look at An Ming. An Ming pretended not to hear and looked down at his phone.

Liu Yifei snorted and turned to glare at Song Mo: "Anyway, now that I'm here, you have no choice but to do something about it."

The group got into the car and drove along the coastline towards the hotel.

The car window rolled down, and the sea breeze rushed in, making Liu Yifei's ponytail fly wildly.

She didn't mind, and leaned against the car window to look out, occasionally exclaiming "Wow!" or "So beautiful!"

Song Mo sat behind her, looking at her naive and unworldly appearance, and couldn't help but laugh.

"Is this your first time in Hainan?" he asked.

"Hmm." Liu Yifei didn't even turn her head. "I've been to Florida before when I was in the US, but I think the sea here is bluer."

Song Mo didn't reply. He leaned against the car window, looking at the coconut groves and beaches outside, and pondered the upcoming filming schedule.

The music video for "Summer" doesn't need a complicated plot; it's just about youth, sunshine, and the fluttering of feelings during the ambiguous period of love.

He glanced at Liu Yifei, who was still excitedly admiring the scenery, and thought to himself that this girl was quite suitable.

At sixteen, her face was full of collagen, her eyes sparkled when she smiled, and she exuded a summery vibe just by standing there.

After arriving at the hotel and settling their luggage, Jin Zhuo led his team out to scout locations. Song Mo wanted to go with them, but An Ming stopped him.

"Don't go. You should focus on filming the music video with Xixi," Anming said confidently.

Song Mo glanced at him, then at Liu Yifei who was standing idly to the side, and nodded: "Okay."

The two found a shady spot next to the hotel's outdoor pool and sat down.

Liu Yifei dipped her feet into the pool, splashing water, and looked up at Song Mo.

"What will the music video for 'Summer' be about?" she asked.

"It's simple," Song Mo said. "It's like the feeling of two young people in the early stages of a relationship. Riding bikes together, strolling along the beach together, drinking soda on the rooftop together. It's that feeling of mutual attraction, but neither of us has said anything."

Liu Yifei tilted her head and thought for a moment: "Isn't that the feeling of 'Blue Gate Crossing'?"

Song Mo paused for a moment, then laughed: "You've seen 'Blue Gate Crossing'?"

This is a lesbian-themed movie filmed in Taiwan last year. The female lead is Gwei Lun-mei, who has short hair, and the male lead is Chen Bolin.

"Of course I've seen it," Liu Yifei said matter-of-factly. "Chen Bolin is very handsome."

"And what about me?" Song Mo asked.

Liu Yifei looked him up and down, paused deliberately for a few seconds, and then said, "He's alright."

Song Mo was amused by her arrogant demeanor and reached out to flick her forehead.

Liu Yifei cried out in pain, clutching her forehead and glaring at him: "What are you doing!"

"I'll make you tell the truth."

"I'm just telling the truth!" Liu Yifei kicked the water angrily, splashing water all over Song Mo's trouser leg.

After the two of them joked around for a while, Anming came out of the hotel with two bottles of coconut water in his hand and handed one to each of them.

"Jin Zhuo said he's going to the beach to shoot a few test shots this evening, you guys get ready." An Ming sat down next to him, opened a coconut water bottle and took a sip, then suddenly lowered his voice, "Xiao Song, have you heard? The situation in Guangdong has been a bit strange lately."

Song Mo paused for a moment as he took the coconut water.

"It seems like they've implemented controls." An Ming frowned. "I have a friend in Guangzhou who said they've started locking down residential areas there, and you have to have your temperature checked to enter and exit. It's quite serious."

Liu Yifei, listening nearby, asked curiously, "Is it serious?"

An Ming shook his head: "I don't know, but the situation is very tricky right now. The singers who released records earlier are all dumbfounded. Logistics in the entire South China region have been completely stopped, which has greatly affected everyone's record sales."

These days, the mainland record industry relies heavily on Beijing-Tianjin, the Yangtze River Delta, and South China. Now that one of these three has disappeared, the impact is naturally significant.

Song Mo remained silent for a few seconds. Of course, he knew that this incident would have a significant impact on the record industry.

If the record industry could barely survive in the past due to piracy, after this incident, it will only be able to barely stay afloat.

It can be said that this event also influenced the rapid development of digital music and online music in China.

He sighed, then spoke, as if stating something certain: "Everything will pass."