I had a love affair with the brightest star in the entertainment industry that I had to hide.
I am Shen Qingci, a restorer who is barely famous in the cultural relics circle. My world used to be nothing but black and white and silence, until I met her - Dilraba, the girl who shines brightly on the screen. In private, she would sit on the sofa in my studio, eating potato chips and asking me, "Is this painting from the Tang Dynasty or the Song Dynasty?"
At first, I thought it was just a gentle accident.
She accidentally entered my recovery room due to an injury during filming, but I "saw" color in her eyes for the first time. Later, I reproduced the lost dance score for her, and she pulled my sleeve and said, "Teacher Shen, you are more powerful than the national teacher in the script."
The heartbeat comes quietly, like the slowly spreading cinnabar on an ancient painting. We built a small universe in an unknown corner: She called me under the stars at three o'clock in the morning on the set and said, "Shen Qingci, I miss you." I was in front of the thousand-year-old mural, thinking about what kind of green should be used here to match her vitality when she smiled.
Until that day, paparazzi photos exploded like thunder.
Reader comments
What can I say about this book? It feels very literary. The timing of the plot cut is well chosen. During the filming of "Long Song Journey", Dilireba was probably in the stage of beginning to seek transformation. It is logical for the male and female protagonists to develop a romantic relationship, but it may be somewhat different from the character shown by Dilraba in reality, so if you are a fan of Reba, it seems that the sense of substitution may be lacking. But the writing is still good, five stars for encouragement.
It's so professional. The screen is full of professional knowledge, like I'm reading a paper or a professional journal. I wonder if I'm reading a novel on Tomato.
The article is well written. My weak knowledge makes it difficult for me to understand it, but I will continue to read it and look forward to their follow-up.
Literature and art that is completely inconsistent with the title of the book, very good
The first dozen or so chapters were okay, the story didn't develop. But later on, the characters are a bit symbolic, and the behavioral logic and settings are contradictory. So-so
What can I say about this book? It feels very literary. The timing of the plot cut is well chosen. During the filming of "Long Song Journey", Dilireba was probably in the stage of beginning to seek transformation. It is logical for the male and female protagonists to develop a romantic relationship, but it may be somewhat different from the character shown by Dilraba in reality, so if you are a fan of Reba, it seems that the sense of substitution may be lacking. But the writing is still good, five stars for encouragement.
It's so professional. The screen is full of professional knowledge, like I'm reading a paper or a professional journal. I wonder if I'm reading a novel on Tomato.
The article is well written. My weak knowledge makes it difficult for me to understand it, but I will continue to read it and look forward to their follow-up.
Literature and art that is completely inconsistent with the title of the book, very good The first dozen or so chapters were okay, the story didn't develop. But later on, the characters are a bit symbolic, and the behavioral logic and settings are contradictory. So-so