As the thick overseas geography "magazine" neared its end, the filming of "Corridor Pavilion" was approaching its final stages.
Whether it was indoor drama scenes or outdoor large-scale action scenes, it was all coming to an end.
"Although I've been a bit tired during this period, to tell the truth, it could count as the smoothest shoot I've ever had."
In the rest area, Ke Hong, holding a red thermos cup, was talking to Tang Shu.
She nodded in agreement; she had worked with several crews, and generally speaking, had not encountered any bizarre combinations. Whether it was "Heroes in Troubled Times" or "You Smile," both were very harmonious. But, if she had to say which crew made her feel the most comfortable, it would only be "Corridor Pavilion."
The lead actors and veteran actors were supportive, the director was competent, and the team coordination was perfectly in sync; it would have been difficult for it not to go smoothly.
