Youth Idol Drama: Domineering, Broad and Young Chase Love

Chapter 120 Mo Lihong (3)

What is Beidiao?It is people who go to Beijing to search for dreams, wander around, and wander, without a house of their own, without a stable job, like a canoe, floating helplessly in the endless sea, without a sense of security and belonging.

Mo Lihong has always dreamed of being an actor, a big star and a household name.

After arriving in Beijing, Mo Lihong went to Zhuozhou Film and Television City every day, at the gate of Beijing Film Studio, waiting to be an extra.Extras, sometimes you have to do it, sometimes you don't have to do it.Those who have to watch other people make movies, whether they need it or not.The so-called extras are people from all corners of the country who are struggling to live on the edge of the city. For tomorrow's living expenses, there is no need for a free box lunch for the crew, and they are at a loss as to where they are.

Among these people, some are dreaming of being actors, while others are jobless. In many film and television dramas, they play the roles of unknown passersby, soldiers, or court ladies, passing by in front of the camera.

Among the extras, there are also those who have made it to the top and become household names.

Like Hong Kong actor Stephen Chow.

There is also Wang Baoqiang who is very popular now.

However, these good lucks are even lower than the chances of winning the 500 million grand prize.

As an extra, it costs 20 yuan to show your face, 50 yuan to have a line, 100 yuan for pretending to be a dead person or wearing mourning, 200 to 300 yuan for a stand-in, and 500 yuan for a slap in the face.

There were several times when Mo Lihong winked at a "group leader" and coquettishly called "Big brother", and finally managed to become an extra actor who could give a line.The greatest time, playing a little palace lady, gave the actor who played the tyrant a hard slap in the ear. There were five clear finger marks on his snow-white face. That time, he earned [-] yuan .

Life in Beijing was very difficult.

Renting a damp basement with only ten square meters is cheap, and sometimes I can’t find work to do, so I have to eat instant noodles every day.For half a month, I had less than 50 yuan in my pocket, and I could only eat a pack of instant noodles a day. When I was hungry, I would drink tap water desperately. I was so hungry that my eyes were dim and my feet were weak.

Mo Lihong was not reconciled, no matter how hard she was, she persisted, waiting for the day when a famous director would fall in love with her, and she would be able to stand out and become a big star.

(End of this chapter)