Entertainment News: This Best Actor's acting range is so narrow it's enviable.

"Jiang Feng, I'm really going to miss you."

Wu Qilong said with a hint of reluctance.

Jiang Feng laughed and said, "Are you worried that no one will buy you snacks after I leave?"

"You figured that out?" Wu Qilong laughed.

Wu Qilong had a couple more drinks and was a little tipsy, so he insisted on singing a song to Jiang Feng as a farewell.

He was singing his own song, "Wishing You a Safe Journey".

"As you step onto the platform / From now on, I'll walk alone / I can only offer you my deepest blessings / My deepest blessings / My dearest friend / May you have a safe journey..."

This song was originally written for Chen Zhipeng, who was serving in the military, but now it's being used to bid farewell to Jiang Feng, which is quite fitting.

Jiang Feng was deeply moved, even though he knew that most friendships in the entertainment industry were just for show.

When we're awake, we revel together; when we're drunk, we go our separate ways. Who knows when we'll meet again?

But at least at this moment, their friendship is genuine.

Li Qian was moved to tears by the emotional atmosphere.

She gave Jiang Feng her Walkman and the pirated cassette tape, saying it was a keepsake.

Wu Qilong and Zhu Yin were both very embarrassed, as they hadn't prepared any gifts.

Jiang Feng asked them to sign several more autographs for him, and they asked him curiously why he needed so many autographs.

Jiang Feng laughed and said he was going to sell it for money, which left the two of them speechless.

The next day, Jiang Feng went to the finance department to collect his 20,000 yuan film remuneration, and then went to say goodbye to Li Wenyan.

Li Wenyan wanted to get Jiang Feng's phone number, saying he would contact him again if he found a suitable role in the future.

Jiang Feng didn't have a cell phone, so he had to leave his homeroom teacher Wang Jinsong's cell phone number.

"Director Li, please don't make me play a psychopath next time."

Jiang Feng didn't want to bother others and originally intended to leave quietly, but Yu Bo and Zhang Jin found out anyway. They specially took two hours off to see Jiang Feng off.

Yu Bo is alright; he goes to the same school as Jiang Feng, so there will be plenty of opportunities to meet in the future.

As for Zhang Jin, that depends on fate.

The two gave their phone numbers to Jiang Feng, asking him to send them a message after he bought a phone so they could save Jiang Feng's number.

Jiang Feng agreed.

The entertainment industry is all about connections and connections; having more friends means having more opportunities.

Don't let Zhang Jin's current situation fool you; he might be able to help him in the future, after all, he's part of the Yuan family troupe.

Of course, even if Zhang Jin couldn't help him much, he was still happy to be friends with Zhang Jin, as he was a very nice person.

The first thing Jiang Feng did after returning to Beijing was to go to a mobile phone store and buy a phone.

The Nokia 8250, which was just released this year, is priced at 3350 yuan.

More than three thousand yuan is not a small amount for a college student from an ordinary family.

However, he now has a "huge sum" of over 20,000 yuan, so there's no need for him to be too stingy with himself.

He'll be using his phone frequently in the future, so it's better to buy good insurance.

After buying the phone, he got a SIM card and called Zhang Jin, Yu Bo, and Li Wenyan, asking them to save his phone number so they could contact him later.

With only a few days left before the start of the new semester, students from other places have already begun to return to school one after another.

Jiang Feng's dormitory has four people: one is a local who rarely stays at the dormitory, and another has rented a house outside and moved in with his girlfriend.

Now only he and a boy named Cui Peng are left.

Cui Peng had not yet returned to school, leaving Jiang Feng alone in the dormitory.

He slept in his dormitory for a while, and the next day he bought some gifts and went to visit his homeroom teacher, Wang Jinsong, who was staying in the school's staff dormitory.

Wang Jinsong warmly received him.

"You're welcome to come, but why did you bring a gift? Don't do this again next time."

"It's just a small token of my appreciation, and it's not expensive. I haven't had a chance to properly thank you, Teacher Wang, for joining the crew this time."

Jiang Feng recounted his experience filming "Xiao Shiyi Lang".

"I heard about your situation from Yan Jing. I just recommended you for a minor role. You got that supporting role entirely on your own merit, it has little to do with me."

Wang Jinsong laughed and said, "You've been hiding it well, kid. How come I've never heard of you knowing martial arts before?"

"Well, there's an old man in our village who knows a little kung fu. I practiced with him when I was little, but it was all just haphazard practice."

Jiang Feng made it up on the spot.

Wang Jinsong admired Jiang Feng's unassuming character, but still couldn't help but remind him.

"Being humble and low-key is a good thing, but you should also be high-profile when necessary. Even the best wine needs advertising. Take this opportunity, for example. If you hadn't shown your skills, you probably wouldn't have gotten this role."

"Understood." Jiang Feng smiled. "Be low-key in your personal life, but high-profile in your work. Strike when the iron is hot."

Wang Jinsong said with satisfaction:

"You are the most promising one in your acting class. You've already landed a role in a play while you're only a sophomore."

"Then I must thank you for the recommendation, teacher."

Jiang Feng seized the opportunity to say, "Teacher Wang, I think that in the acting industry, practice is more important than theory. If I have the opportunity, I would like to film more movies."

Wang Jinsong pondered for a moment and said:

"It's true that practice is more important than theory, but theory is also very important. Although our school isn't as strict as the Central Academy of Drama, it can't be too lax either."

"You can go out to film movies, but the premise is that it won't interfere with your studies. You must take the final exams and not fail any courses, otherwise I can't help you."

Jiang Feng smiled and said, "I understand, just like Senior Brother Yu."

Yu Bo was filming in the TV series "Xiao Shiyi Lang" when he had to ask the crew for leave to go back to school to take his final exams.

In any case, it's already much better than the Central Academy of Drama.

Students in their first and second years at the Central Academy of Drama are not allowed to take on acting roles; they can only start acting from their third year onwards.

Wang Jinsong is a very open-minded teacher, not so rigid.

He felt that in the acting profession, opportunity was more important than studying. As long as he didn't fail any courses, it didn't matter if he didn't attend classes to go to filming.

He will not hinder the students' future.

After discussing his experience on the set of "Xiao Shiyi Lang", Jiang Feng asked about the movie "Who Says I Don't Care" in which Wang Jinsong starred.

This film was the first to introduce the concept of the summer movie season, and it is touted as the first summer movie season film in China.

"I watched that movie. Teacher Wang, your portrayal of the mental patient was so excellent. If I didn't know you, I would have thought it was a real mental patient."

"I only had a cameo role, and my screen time was limited."

Wang Jinsong was still very happy, and he was satisfied with his performance in the movie.

Jiang Feng said, "I think your scene has a high chance of becoming a classic in the future; it was simply textbook-level acting."

"Alright, stop flattering me."

Wang Jinsong laughed and said, "Acting is just my side job. Teaching and nurturing students is my main job. You students are my best works."

After chatting for a while, Jiang Feng said goodbye and left.

He bought some fruit and nutritional supplements to visit Yang Junyi.