China Entertainment: Sister, I don’t want to work hard anymore

Chapter 162 Time management, traveling during off-peak hours!
Although Tong Liya is slim, she is not poor. On the contrary, she is also a wealthy woman.

Judging from Chu Hui's feelings, the word "small branches bear fruit" should be the most appropriate to describe Tong Liya's figure.

While Tong Liya was hugging Chu Hui, she felt Chu Hui's strong and strong arms again.

This time, Chu Hui and Tong Liya were like dry firewood meeting fierce fire.

There was no need for any foreshadowing or extra words between each other, they just embraced each other and kissed passionately.

This kiss lasted for a long time without any reservations.

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Because they had to get up early to film the movie tomorrow, before 2 a.m., Chu Hui and Tong Liya chose to call it quits and agreed to choose another day to fight again.

After this exchange, Chu Hui realized that he had underestimated Yaya's strength.

Although she looks thin and weak on the outside, her performance when facing Chu Hui was just difficult at the beginning, and she gradually adapted to it later.

In order to ensure that she would get up on time tomorrow morning, Tong Liya took her mobile phone and set two alarms to ensure nothing went wrong.

Even so, Chu Hui and Tong Liya still overslept by the next morning.

Seeing the time on her phone at 7:15, which was 15 minutes later than usual, Tong Liya was also frightened. She quickly patted Chu Hui beside her and said, "Brother Hui, wake up, you're late!"

After hearing Tong Liya's talk, Chu Hui slowly opened his eyes, stretched, yawned, and asked, "What time is it?"

Tong Liya replied truthfully: "It's already 7:15." After saying that, she started to get dressed.

Although Chu Hui is the producer of "Snow Leopard", as the star of the show, he has the most roles in the whole group.

Therefore, since the filming of "Snow Leopard" started, Chu Hui has almost never been late. He gets up on time every day to have breakfast, then put on makeup and go to the set to film.

Fortunately, he was only fifteen minutes late today, which was not too late. Compared with Tong Liya who was in a hurry, Chu Hui was not too panicked.

Soon, Tong Liya put on her clothes and shoes and said to Chu Hui, "Brother Hui, get up quickly. I'll go back to the room to brush my teeth and wash my face."

Chu Hui nodded: "Well, go ahead, I'll be there soon."

In the following days, Chu Hui deliberately distanced himself from Wang Zhi and only had more communication with her when filming on the set.

As for other free time, especially at night, Chu Hui and Tong Liya can be said to have fun every night.

Wang Zhi felt aggrieved. For some reason, Chu Hui suddenly became cold as if overnight.

Wang Zhi, who didn't know the truth, thought he had done something wrong for Chu Hui to suddenly alienate her.

That night, not long after the show ended, Wang Zhi took the initiative to dial Chu Hui's phone number.

Chu Hui had just returned to the room and saw the call from Wang Zhi, so he answered the call.

After the call was connected, Wang Zhi asked straight to the point: "Brother Hui, I want to know if I made any mistakes? Tell me where I made mistakes, and I will definitely change it!"

Chu Hui was clear in his heart, but he knew it and asked: "Why do you ask so suddenly?"

So, Wang Zhi told Chu Hui everything about his depression.

In fact, even if Wang Zhi didn't say anything, Chu Hui would have already known Wang Zhi's inner thoughts.

Because all of this was done deliberately by Chu Hui.

The reason why Chu Hui did this was mainly to manage his time well so as not to run out of time.

You know, in the "Snow Leopard" crew, Chu Hui is not only the producer, but also the male lead, and he has scenes almost every day.

That is to say, after the show is over in the evening, it is Chu Xiong's time alone. If he travels in the wrong direction, it will easily cause trouble. After listening to Wang Zhi, Chu Hui smiled and reassured: "No, how could it be?"

"Don't worry, you didn't make any mistakes. I'm not ignoring you. It's just that you have too many things to do."

"You may not know that in addition to the current film "Snow Leopard", our company has other films that require me to prepare..."

After listening to Chu Hui's patient explanation, Wang Zhicai was convinced that he had not made a mistake. Brother Hui ignored her because he was too busy.

After talking to Chu Hui on the phone for a while, Wang Zhi's doubts and anguish suddenly disappeared, and he said with a smile: "Brother Hui, I'm sorry, I misunderstood you."

Chu Hui smiled and reassured: "It's okay, don't think too much in the future, just film well, Brother Hui won't treat you badly."

Hearing Chu Hui's words, Wang Zhi smiled and nodded: "Well, okay, Brother Hui, I will work hard on filming."

"Then...Brother Hui, I won't disturb you now. You are busy first."

Chu Hui smiled and replied: "Okay, I'll chat with you when I have time."

Not long after talking to Wang Zhi on the phone, Tong Liya arrived as promised and rang Chu Hui's doorbell.

In order to have an early tryst with Chu Hui, Tong Liya would go back to the room to take a shower almost every day after returning from the show, and then go to Chu Hui.

a few days later.

Wang Zhi, who played the second female lead Xiao Ya in "Snow Leopard", finished filming all her scenes in the drama and successfully completed filming on the set.

When he learned that his role was finished and he was about to leave the crew of "Snow Leopard", Wang Zhi felt quite complicated, including reluctance, joy, and gratitude.

After all, this is Wang Zhi's most important role since his debut, and the meaning is definitely different.

After Wang Zhi left the crew, Chu Hui completely lost his worries and lived a life with Tong Liya without shame or anger.

However, life is life, and filming is filming.

In Chu Hui's view, life can be enjoyed, but it will never affect the crew's filming.

Chu Hui knows very well that whether he is an actor, director, or producer, the quality of the play always ranks first.

In order to make "Snow Leopard" a good film, producers Chu Hui and Zhu Zhibin, as well as director Chen Haowei, spent a lot of time on this film.

As we all know, the indispensable part of any Anti-Japanese War drama is smoke and shrapnel flying everywhere, and "Snow Leopard" is no exception.

This time, Chu Hui and director Chen Haowei had the same view. Not only did they pursue a strong visual impact, but they also mixed the ups and downs of the plot into the fighting, achieving a dual visual and ideological impact.

This time, the crew of "Snow Leopard" has also reached the highest level of the same type of drama in terms of fireworks expenses, and the specific amount is much higher than that of ordinary anti-Japanese dramas.

The martial arts director of the play is the first choice in the country for his ability. Not only is his action amazing, but his performance also has a unique charm that belongs to the play.

While pursuing excellent visual enjoyment, the show's styling is also worth mentioning, breaking the conventional styling methods of period dramas.

This time, a new modern style was used, and the hairstyle of the second male number Jin Dong is worth mentioning. The fashionable and avant-garde trend not only did not make people feel out of place during the Anti-Japanese War era, but also shone with a unique light.

As a producer and starring actor, Chu Hui's superb acting skills and hard-working professional attitude also left a deep impression on the entire crew.

One of the scenes was shot in the snow, when the temperature was around minus three or four degrees Celsius.

Not only did Chu Hui, like other actors, have to go into battle bare-handed with a gun, there was also a scene where he "broke his arm" on the edge of a cliff, requiring him to climb up a steep slope with one hand on a rope.

During the filming process, Chu Hui's palms were strangled with a rope and bled, but he still insisted on filming this scene perfectly.

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