Shadow of Chinese Entertainment

Chapter 61 Arrival at Zhangza Town

Fortunately, there was no danger and the plane finally landed safely at its destination, Jiuhuang Airport, around ten o'clock in the evening.

No wonder there is a rumor: Nine yellow, nine yellow, ten flying, nine yellow.

The reason is simple. Jiuzhaigou is a plateau area, and Jiuhuang is naturally a plateau airport.

In addition, it is often windy here, and it rains a lot in the mornings and evenings in September.

Therefore, Hu Xiaobei and his two companions were lucky enough to arrive safely even though they were only a dozen minutes late.

The three of them met up with the crew who were sent to pick them up at the airport, and set off from Jiuhuang Airport, passing through Chuanzhusi Town and driving along National Highway G248.

When passing through Songpan, Maoxian and finally Wenchuan, certain things opened the door deep in Hu Xiaobei's memory like a key, and thoughts came flooding in like a tide.

When they arrived near the Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area, Hu Xiaobei finally breathed a sigh of relief, and his heart became more determined.

This journey is about 80 kilometers, and you can enjoy natural scenery such as snow-capped mountains, forests, and rivers along the way.

But it was already late and nothing could be seen clearly.

Fortunately, they will be working nearby for about two months, so they don’t have to worry about missing out on the beautiful scenery.

They rushed all the way to Zhangza Town, Jiuzhaigou County under the cover of night. By the time everyone had settled down and Hu Xiaobei had washed up and lay down on the bed, it was already midnight.

Since they are in the deep plateau area and came to Jiuzhaigou by plane, in order to avoid some unnecessary trouble, An Xiaoqian can rest for a day tomorrow.

But Hu Xiaobei is different. He doesn't need to participate in any martial arts training, he just needs to take over the crew work here as soon as possible.

After experiencing Hu Xiaobei's highly efficient work arrangements, director Zhou Xiaowen has become a little unacceptable to the messy working environment of the past few days.

Speaking of the position of chief director, the chief director of the drama "The Return of the Condor Heroes" was Yu Minjie at the beginning. He and Big Beard can be said to be both teachers and friends.

As early as the filming of Tianlong, he worked as a literary drama director under Zhou Xiaowen.

Logically speaking, there is nothing controversial about the position of chief director of The Return of the Condor Heroes.

However, Zhou Xiaowen joined in halfway, and Yu Minjie also put in a lot of effort and sweat for this drama in advance.

However, considering Hu Xiaobei's training, Zhou Xiaowen still took the position of chief director of The Return of the Condor Heroes.

It's just that at his request, the crew has two chief directors.

It sounds a bit outrageous, but it's true.

The main filming work of the crew was also handed over to Yu Minjie.

Zhou Xiaowen was in charge of the overall arrangements, overseeing the heroine's solo filming and some less important filming content.

These matters were also decided after discussion between the two chief directors.

In Yu Minjie's opinion, as long as the filming of the male lead's plot is under control, the drama "The Return of the Condor Heroes" can be regarded as being led by him.

As for the female lead, she had few independent plots, not to mention that she was An Xiaoqian, whom he had publicly rejected earlier.

Furthermore, Zhou Xiaowen, Hu Xiaobei and An Xiaoqian all graduated from the Beijing Film Academy, so they are naturally closer to him and more suitable than him.

The most important thing is that Xiaolongnu is controversial and difficult to film!

Therefore, during the early preparations for Jiuzhaigou, Hu Xiaobei was responsible for coordinating the crew members, maintaining communication with Beijing, and the actors' closed martial arts training.

Yu Minjie, on the other hand, took the photography crew running around, determining the shooting content and taking some scenery shots in advance.

Generally speaking, controlling the filming rights in the crew is equivalent to controlling the most core rights.

But the crew of The Return of the Condor Heroes is different, there is a producer with a big beard.

Even if the performance is good, others will just say that it is the work of a bearded man.

From this we can see that the bearded man's control over the crew is not comparable to that of the director.

The staff of the Jiuzhaigou crew are all old acquaintances, so it is not difficult for them to take over the work.

Hu Xiaobei got up early in the morning and started sorting out the preliminary work a full hour in advance.

With his professionalism and psychic perception, he quickly adjusted and arranged all the work for the crew upon taking over. The difference in work efficiency between him and without him was a world of difference.

In just one morning, the crew's work became efficient and orderly again.

The staff also had an easier time; they just had to follow his plan and instructions and proceed in an orderly manner.

Seeing that the afternoon was about to be free, Hu Xiaobei went to the martial arts training ground to check the situation.

Jiuzhaigou is rainy in the morning and evening and has a large temperature difference at this time of year, so martial arts training is conducted indoors.

Inside the martial arts training grounds, the light is bright and soft. Several large lights are evenly distributed on the white ceiling, illuminating the entire space.

There are also some martial arts movement breakdown diagrams hanging on the surrounding walls, providing intuitive learning references for trainees.

The floor is covered with thick non-slip mats with calm colors and dirt-resistant properties, providing safety for intense training.

Various training equipment were placed around, and on the wooden weapon rack were displayed swords, sticks, and other props of varying lengths, which shone with a cold and hard luster under the light.

There are also several large sandbags in the corner. The surface of the sandbags is slightly worn, showing signs of frequent use.

There are some obstacle props arranged in a staggered manner on the venue. Several rows of short piles are distributed in an orderly manner. Their surface has a non-slip texture, which is a good tool for training foot flexibility and balance.

There is also a simple net wall woven with ropes. The ropes are of moderate thickness and are tough, hanging in the air.

Participants need to use various techniques to move around in order to hone their body's coordination and agility.

In the center of the venue, several actors were practicing basic skills seriously. Their figures kept overlapping in the mirror and their clothes were soaked with sweat.

Huang Xiaoming, who played Yang Guo, was standing alone, concentrating on waving the prop sword in his hand, but the movement looked a little awkward.

He was seen holding the sword in his left hand, trying hard to perform standard moves, but after all, it was not his dominant hand, so the sword always seemed very stiff when he drew it.

The trajectory of the sword through the air was also a bit clumsy and hesitant, and compared to when holding the sword with the right hand, the power and smoothness were much worse.

Huang Xiaoming was filled with regret and thought to himself: 'I joined the team for training for a month in advance, but why is my left hand still not working as I want it?

He had clearly memorized the moves, but this time he struck out with the sword, it was awkward and slow.

I have to keep working hard. Yang Guo was able to dominate the martial arts world with just one arm, so how can I, Huang Xiaoming, be defeated by this little difficulty?

His eyes became more and more determined, and he repeated the movements over and over again, as if he was competing with himself, determined to master this left-handed sword.

As it is still early, many actors have not yet joined the crew.

In the martial arts training ground, apart from some actors playing minor roles, the only main actor is Huang Xiaoming who plays Yang Guo.

They had already started formal closed training a few days ago. Perhaps because there were so few people, everyone was able to train on their own according to the established arrangements.

The entire venue is in good order and does not appear messy.

Hu Xiaobei walked into the venue and just observed casually for a while, and then he discovered problems with several actors.

Then his gaze lingered on Huang Xiaoming for a moment, and he shook his head slightly, as if thinking about something.

He stood in place, his eyes accurately capturing Sun Mengfei in the distance, and then he waved his hand vigorously, his arm drawing an arc in the air.

When Sun Mengfei came running up to him, panting, he smiled faintly and asked in a friendly, yet knowing, tone, "How is the training of these actors going?"

Sun Mengfei shook his head helplessly and sighed heavily: "These are all based on nothing. It's good enough that they can perform the moves properly.

The key is that their foundation is too poor and they can’t even do many basic movements.”

As he spoke, a hint of frustration flashed in his eyes, and his brows furrowed, gradually forming the shape of the Chinese character "川".

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