"Then we'll see what happens by that time," Yun Xiangxiang wasn't as adamant now.
She loved being an actress not for its glamor, but for its ability to experience different paths of life.
To her, being an actor wasn't just about providing entertainment and relaxation to the public. Using their influence and following to provide something valuable was the core of this job.
"Five Millenia: A History" was a rare kind of show. It wasn't done because it wanted to pump any actor's popularity, nor was it because they wanted profit. Its idea was to awaken the youth to their ancestors' fruits of wisdom.
If this program became a success, more people would understand the long history behind Chinese cultural heritage.
The program team sent her an invitation this early in its production probably because they noticed her influence among the youth from her being "double best actress" in the graduates' film festival.
