When Qin Guan got off the plane and experienced Hawaii’s charm first-hand, he stopped complaining about the schedule.
He rented a roadster, put on a pair of large sunglasses, a flowery shirt, some shorts and slippers, and drove along the clean coastal road, singing Chinese songs happily.
In Hawaii, anyone not wearing flowery shorts felt like a square peg in a round hole. These were the only American islands where one could enjoy the beach and the waves.
The shooting location of the film were the two islands with the smallest population, far from the base of the local government and the famous tourist attractions.
Qin Guan had gone to audition for the leading part. Production would begin in September.
According to statistics, it was cooler in February and March, but the superstitious locals believed that the fish were mature in September.
Thus, they worked only in September, even if their work was just being a background for a romantic film.
