Huayu02 started by making films.

Thunder rumbled outside the window.

A moment later, the raindrops began to fall rapidly, large and dense, striking the bedroom window forcefully.

The rain pattered on the banana leaves, falling gently all night long...

The next day, very early in the morning.

Han Yi quietly got out of bed, glanced at Chen Chen who was still fast asleep, gently kissed her forehead, and went to the kitchen to prepare breakfast.

The rice porridge was simmering slowly over low heat. Han Yi threw in a few red dates and then boiled water to cook eggs.

Just as breakfast was about to be ready, the sound of running water came from the bathroom. Han Yi quietly pushed open the door and went in…

After a playful moment in the water, Chen Chen, her eyes still brimming with allure, sat down at the dining table. Han Yi peeled a hard-boiled egg and handed it to her.

"Chenchen, don't go to school today. Ask your teacher for leave. I'll bring lunch back."

Chen Chen winked at him and said sweetly, "I'm busy changing my major these days, so I won't ask for leave."

Han Yi nodded in agreement. After finishing their meal, the two walked hand in hand towards the Beijing Film Academy, as a way to digest their food.

After sending Chen Chen to the Academy of Fine Arts, Han Yi first went to the Department of Literature to find Teacher Dai and asked for a leave of absence for the entire month of June.

As for the final exam, that's not within Director Han's consideration.

After asking for leave, he turned around and went to the photography department to ask Yuan Jiaping for help.

When no one was in Yuan Jiaping's office, Han Yi walked toward the photography classroom and gently knocked on the door.

A stern voice rang out from the classroom: "Who asked for leave without reporting it? Come in here!"

"Teacher Yuan, it's me," Han Yi said as he entered the room.

Yuan Jiaping then understood his purpose and nodded: "Han Yi, I understand."

He turned to look at the three men, Du Zhe, Zhao Bin, and Gao Qiang: "Du Zhe, Zhao Bin, and Gao Qiang, you can go with Han Yi."

A murmur suddenly broke out in the student group chat:

"Wow, what does Teacher Yuan mean by this?"

"Don't you understand? Director Han is going to make a new film!"

"I'm so envious..."

The three of them got up and left the classroom. Han Yi led them to the Beijing Film Studio, which was not far from the school.

Beijing Film Studio, a renowned film production company in China, produced films such as "Teahouse," "Rickshaw Boy," and "The Bao Family," featuring actors sporting Stamford hair oil...

There are always many extras waiting for work at the entrance. Han Yi looked into the crowd a few more times but couldn't find Baoqiang.

After registering at the gatehouse, Han Yi called Tian Zhuangzhuang to confirm that he was in the Bayi Building before hanging up and leading the group inside.

He hadn't gone far when he noticed shouting coming from a film studio; clearly, someone was filming a movie.

Han Yi thought to himself, "The three essential elements of a director: long hair, swearing, and shifting blame. I wonder how many of these this guy has."

As we continued walking, a young girl rushed out of the side door of the photography studio, her head drooping, her makeup still on.

"This must be the actor who got criticized," Han Yi thought to himself.

He squatted down on the sidewalk directly opposite the little girl, ready to watch the commotion, while giving Old Du some instructions:

"Go find Teacher Tian. The filming equipment for this feature film is rented from Beijing Film Studio. He knows what kind of film I'm making and what equipment I should use."

Old Du nodded: "Okay, Director Han, let's go then."

Han Yi waved his hand, signaling them to hurry up and leave. Da Gao, quick-witted, ran outside, bought a folding stool from one of the extras, and jogged back to hand it to Han Yi: "Brother Yi, squatting for too long is bad for your health, you should sit down."

"Okay, you'll be in charge of carrying the camera on set later."

After seeing the others off, Han Yi took a closer look at the young girl. She was wearing a costume from the Republican era, and her appearance was quite mature.

"Could it be...?"

Just as I was getting distracted, another young girl came out of the studio. This one didn't bow her head, but silently stood next to the first girl and gently hugged her. The two nestled together.

When Han Yi looked up, he realized that the little girl had turned into two.

He immediately recognized Shu Chang behind him, and instantly understood: the one in front was Liu Yifei. The insults he'd just heard probably came from Chen Ji?

Liu Yifei is the absolute female protagonist of Huayu Wen. Whether you criticize her or dislike her, this girl is unavoidable.

There's a saying: "If Huayu Entertainment doesn't write about Liu Yifei, even if the writing is excellent, it's all in vain."

Han Yi was pondering how to greet this "half of the Chinese entertainment industry" when Shu Chang looked over.

Seeing that Han Yi didn't seem like a good person and had been standing on the sidewalk for a while, she cupped her hands into a megaphone and called out in a mischievous way:

"Hey! What are you looking at? Haven't you ever seen a beautiful woman cry before?"

Han Yi then noticed a few drops of water on the cement floor in front of Liu Yifei. He thought to himself, "She's still a child. How harshly did Chen Ji scold her..."

Seeing that Han Yi didn't answer, Shu Chang pulled Liu Yifei and jogged across the pedestrian crossing to Han Yi and questioned him:

"Who are you? Why aren't you answering? Why are you staring at my Qianqian?"

Han Yi was both amused and exasperated: "Little girl, I wasn't looking at you. I was waiting for someone here."

Shu Chang pressed on relentlessly: "Where's the person you're waiting for? I've seen you standing here for ages, are you planning something bad?"

Liu Yifei, who was standing to the side, gently tugged at Shu Chang's sleeve, signaling her not to ask any more questions.

Han Yi sighed helplessly: "She really is a little fox; her mouth never stops." He looked at the two of them and said sincerely:

"Hello, young ladies. My name is Han Yi, I'm from the Beijing Film Academy next door, and I'm a director. My cameraman is waiting for me here."

Upon hearing the word "director," Shu Chang immediately fell silent, stammering, "You...you say you are? Prove it to me."

"Changchang, stop asking," Liu Yifei interrupted softly.

"Hey, Qianqian, don't interrupt me! As soon as I came out, I saw this person, this Han Yi, standing across from me staring at you..."

"Huh? I didn't see it."

"How can you look at it with your head down?"

Ignoring their bickering, Han Yi interrupted, "Whether you believe it or not is your business. But I've already introduced myself, shouldn't you two introduce yourselves too?"

The two girls then realized what was happening and said in unison:

"My name is Shu Chang!"

"My name is Liu Yifei!"

Liu Yifei suddenly remembered something, pointed at Han Yi and asked, "You're Han Yi? The Han Yi from the Literature Department? I saw your name on the banner at the entrance of Beijing Film Academy."

Han Yi nodded helplessly: "Yes, I am Han Yi. Do you believe me now?"

Like a little fox, Shu Chang circled Han Yi a few times before returning to Liu Yifei's side, taking her hand as if to encourage herself:

"Sissi and I apologize to you; you don't seem like a bad person."

Liu Yifei nodded like a yes-man: "I'm sorry, Senior Han Yi, we misunderstood you."

Han Yi covered his face: "Okay, I accept your apology. But..." He suppressed a laugh, feigning ignorance.

"I also have to apologize to you. I was indeed looking at you just now. I was mainly curious about what was happening in the studio and why it was so noisy."

"Ah! You heard that?" Liu Yifei exclaimed softly, her chubby cheeks instantly turning red. She thought to herself, "Oh dear, how embarrassing! Someone saw me crying..."

Shu Chang, standing nearby, added insult to injury, whispering in Liu Yifei's ear, "Han Yi saw you drop your little pearls."

"Changchang, stop talking..." Liu Yifei buried her face in Shu Chang's back and gently pounded him with her small hands.

Watching the two girls playfully bickering, Han Yi found it amusing: one was a child star, and the other had joined the cast with her own investment, yet they had become best friends.

He interrupted them, saying, "Now that I've apologized, we're even. Let's get to know each other again. My name is Han Yi, a freshman in the Literature Department at Beijing Film Academy."

Han Yi reached out and lightly shook hands with Shu Chang and Liu Yifei, then looked at Shu Chang and added, "Also, I really am the director."