He plays Feng Yuxiu, and his girlfriend is a fairy-like beauty.

After Deng Chao finished filming his pole dance, it was time for other people to make cameo appearances.

Ye Mo gathered Huang Bo, Sun Honglei, Chen He, Zheng Kai, Wang Zulan, Xue Zhiqian, and Yue Yunpeng together to begin discussing the play.

"Your role is simple: patients, patients wearing masks."

Huang Bo was the first to quit.

"Director Ye, Deng Chao can do pole dancing, he has lines and a role, so why am I a patient? And I'm wearing a mask? Where am I supposed to put my face with a mask on?"

Sun Honglei joked from the side.

"With your face, wearing a mask is a sign of respect for the audience."

"Hong Lei, what kind of talk is that? Where's your sense of shame?"

"My face is naturally beautiful, so I don't need to wear a mask, but Director Ye told me to wear one, so I did."

Huang Bo gritted his teeth.

"Okay, patient it is, but you have to give me a line."

"What lines?" Ye Mo asked.

"Anything is fine, even a cough or two should be shown in close-up."

"Okay, I'll arrange a close-up of your cough."

Huang Bo was satisfied.

Sun Honglei came closer again.

"Director Ye, do my patient and his patient have the same amount of screen time?"

"Same here, we're both patients who took off our masks in the crowd."

"Then why should we be the same? I'm more handsome than him, so I should get more close-ups."

"Whether someone is handsome or not is none of my business. They all look the same without their masks on," Ye Mo replied.

Everyone burst into laughter.

Wang Xun muttered quietly from the side, "Director Ye, the role you owed me before, is this it? A background actor wearing a mask?"

"Extras are characters too, and they're the most important extras in the whole movie." Ye Mo began to paint a rosy picture. "Think about it, who's in the shot for the most tear-jerking, most legendary, scene that makes the audience cry buckets? It's you guys."

The group of people looked at each other in bewilderment.

"You played patients seeing off their loved ones. That scene was the highlight of the whole film. The audience doesn't remember the main characters, but the faces of those who stood on both sides of the long street and silently took off their masks. Each of your faces will be remembered by the audience."

Huang Bo squinted.

"Director Ye, are you just making empty promises to us?"

"Whether it's a big deal or not, you'll see for yourselves after filming. Just this one scene is enough for you to brag about for a year."

Sun Honglei thought for a moment.

"Fine, I'll take on this for the sake of this show that'll be talked about for a year."

In order to trick them, Ye Mo had to make empty promises!

Makeup done, filming begins.

This scene is the final highlight of the entire film, a farewell along the long street.

The backstory is that Huang Mao, in order to cover for Cheng Yong, drove away the police, but died in a car accident.

Despite his grief, Cheng Yong continued to deliver medicine to patients in various places.

Finally, he was surrounded and arrested by the police while exchanging medicines in an alley. He used his car to block the police and cover the escape of the patients who were picking up the medicines. He did not resist and was arrested calmly.

In court, Cheng Yong did not defend himself, only saying, "I broke the law, and I have no say in how I should be sentenced."

But looking at these patients makes me sad.

I believe things will get better and better in the future, and I hope that day will come soon.

The court sentenced him to five years in prison.

As Cheng Yong left the courthouse, he was put into a prison van.

Before filming began, Ye Mo walked over to Zhang Songwen and said only two sentences.

"This scene relies entirely on the eyes; nothing else is needed."

Zhang Songwen nodded.

He plays Cheng Yong, a man who has served five years in prison. As he is being put into the prison van, he hangs his head, looking exhausted and numb.

The car slowly drove away from the courthouse.

The police officer driving noticed the scene on both sides of the street and whispered to the driver, "Slow down."

The prison van slowed down.

Zhang Songwen raised his head.

In that instant, the camera panned across the entire long street.

Both sides of the road were packed with patients with chronic myeloid leukemia.

Men, women, young and old, a sea of ​​people, all quiet and still, without any noise or slogans.

In the early stages, patients all wore masks when going out, both to prevent infection and out of a sense of inferiority.

At that moment, one by one, they slowly removed the masks from their faces.

One by one, pale, haggard faces, ravaged by illness, were revealed.

Huang Bo, Sun Honglei, Chen He, Zheng Kai, Wang Zulan, Xue Zhiqian, and Yue Yunpeng—these celebrities who usually laugh and rave on stage—all stood quietly in the crowd, their faces adorned with sickly makeup and their eyes filled with extremely restrained emotions.

No one cried or made a fuss.

They simply watched quietly as the prison van drove by.

Zhang Songwen looked at the faces on the street through the car window.

His eyes slowly reddened.

Tears welled up and then slid down her cheeks.

It wasn't wailing, it wasn't convulsions, it just fell silently, drop by drop.

He looked out the car window at the people whose lives he had saved.

The only sound along the entire street was the rolling of wheels.

Behind the monitor, the crew members were all in tears.

The prop guy turned his back, his shoulders twitching.

The young woman in the makeup team covered her mouth, tears seeping through her fingers.

The stagehand stood on the sidelines, his eyes red and his lower lip bitten hard.

"Teacher Songwen... those tears... they fell so naturally..."

"He wasn't just acting out Cheng Yong's crying scene; he *was* Cheng Yong."

"I couldn't take it anymore... The moment I took off my mask, I completely broke down..."

Zhang Songwen was in the prison van, looking out the window.

His vision blurred for a moment.

In the crowd, he saw the already deceased Lü Shouyi, and Huang Mao Peng Hao, who was also standing in the crowd, smiling gently at him.

That was Cheng Yong's imagination, his deepest longing.

This moment was captured in reality.

This scene was silent.

But everyone on set cried more than in any scene with dialogue.

"Click."

When Ye Mo called "cut," his voice was a little hoarse.

He stood up, wiped his face, said nothing, turned around and walked behind the monitor, standing with his back to everyone for a while.

It took him a long time to turn around.

"Passed."

Two words, so soft they were almost inaudible.

By the time we finished filming this scene, it was already dark.

Ye Mo clapped his hands, gathering everyone together.

"You've all worked hard today, my treat is for dinner tonight."

Huang Bo wiped his still red eyes and forced a joke.

"A treat? It's not going to be boxed lunches again, is it? Director Ye, you're known for being stingy. You said you'd get no pay for a cameo but you'd provide boxed lunches."

"The boxed lunches are standard during filming, but today is our wrap-up meal, so it's different."

"What should we eat?"

Ye Mo smiled.

"The best hotel in the city, private rooms, order whatever you want to eat."

The crowd was taken aback at first, then cheered.

Sun Honglei was the first to rush over and pat Ye Mo on the shoulder.

"Director Ye, I knew you were a generous person!"

"Who just mentioned boxed lunches?"

"Huang Bo! It was Huang Bo who said it! It has nothing to do with me!"

Huang Bo was not to be outdone.

"I'm worried about Director Ye spending too much money! I'm just concerned for him!"

Wang Xun added a comment from the side.

"If you feel sorry for him, then eat less tonight."

"No way. I may feel bad for you, but I still have to eat. Director Ye is treating, so I should eat two more bowls."

Everyone burst into laughter and headed towards the hotel.

along the way.

The lingering effect of the farewell scene on the long street is still in everyone's hearts.

Some people were still wiping away tears, while others had already started discussing the evening's menu.

Ye Mo walked in the middle of the crowd, surrounded by his friends.

It's so great to have a group of close friends around me!

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