This scene, although it is the end of the entire play, is also the climax.
It's still JAING Zhaoyue's solo performance.
There isn't much dialogue, it's all about the tug of war in the gaze, and the emotions are progressively layered.
The so-called "palette of three parts pain, three parts sorrow, and four parts persistence" can be portrayed by an actor with a strong foundation.
Director Lu shouted "Cut," but the cinematographer was still immersed in Si Fuqing's performance and couldn't snap out of it.
He hurriedly said, "Quick, help Teacher Si up."
Sang Yanqing hadn't moved yet when a figure stepped ahead of her.
Si Fuqing hadn't yet come out of the role when suddenly she was embraced by a pair of arms.
The arms held her tightly, even trembling slightly.
She paused, and after a moment's delay, she realized, "Brother Nine?"
"Sorry," Yu Xiheng paused, then said in a low voice, "You acted very well, it seemed so real."
