Group Performance Counterattack: Ruonan and I Became Top Performers

"The rain in Hengdian hit the wire rope. Lu Xingchen was hanging on the 30-meter-high crane, and his stand-in was soaked in dark gray. The director held up the loudspeaker and shouted, "Throw it harder." He looked down and saw the girl holding an umbrella on the ground - Zhang Ruonan, who was holding the script, with raindrops on her hair. When she raised her eyes, her eyes were like stars piercing the clouds. That day he broke his left knee while standing in for the leading actress, but he found the notebook she had left behind in the corridor of the hospital. The yellowed page read: 'The extras are not a grass-stage team, they are stars that have not yet shined. ' Later, he learned that the actress who was said to be "too stubborn to perform in the crying scene" during the filming of "Sadness Against the River" would stay up late to help him correct his lines when he first received the script for the male protagonist; when he was scolded by the fans that "the extras are not worthy of the stage," she would stand at the door of the crew holding a light sign and say: "The stars I'm waiting for never need anyone else's approval to shine." ' From the shack in Hengdian to the red carpet at the awards ceremony, the story of him and her is that of two people who refused to bow to fate and turned each other's lives into each other's spotlight. "