Zhou Yun actually doesn’t like seeing her fans quarreling with others.
Arguing with people online is the most aningless behavior. Unless to vent so of her anger, Zhou Yun never encourages it.
Having been through so many online storms, Zhou Yun no longer believes the internet is a place where things can be clearly explained.
Zhou Yun posted a Weibo, saying: No argunt, no debate, silence is golden.
As soon as Zhou Yun’s Weibo was posted, it received many likes and comnts from her fans.
A neat row of "Got it" appeared in the comnts section.
Her fans were still willing to listen to her.
This made Zhou Yun breathe a sigh of relief.
She put down her phone and went to freshen up.
While washing up, she thought about the scene when Spielberg and Chen Zian talked to her, warming her heart.
Actors are like this, eting and talking with directors they admire and admire, they can’t help but feel excited.
Zhou Yun really wanted to collaborate with Spielberg and Chen Zian on making movies; she wanted to enter their cinematic worlds. But Zhou Yun also knew it was difficult.
Before going to sleep, Zhou Yun kept imagining herself acting with directors Spielberg and Chen Zian.
The image in her mind was her performing outstandingly on set and receiving praise from the directors.
In the end, Zhou Yun had to pat her own face, telling herself: "What are you thinking? Don’t overthink, go to sleep."
As a result, in her dream, she earnestly discussed her views on acting and movies with Director Chen Zian.
In her dream, she and Director Chen Zian beca kindred spirits in perfect harmony.
When Zhou Yun woke up, she mocked herself, "What a beautiful thought."
Song Chi left her a ssage, saying: My "Laissez-faire" finally wrapped up. When will you co back?
Seeing the ssage, Zhou Yun imdiately replied: I won’t be back for over a week; I still have so schedules.
Surprisingly, Song Chi replied within seconds, saying: That’s good, I won’t start my next project until early next month, so we can still spend a few days together.
Actually, Song Chi originally wanted to co to the United States to be with Zhou Yun, but he had two jobs lined up, one was shooting an advertisent for a brand, and the other was attending a brand-sponsored comrcial event, which fell right in the middle, so he had to give up the idea of coming to the U.S. to et Zhou Yun.
Zhou Yun called Song Chi on a video call.
It seed like Song Chi was in a restaurant.
There were other voices around.
Zhou Yun asked, "Are you having dinner with soone?"
"Yeah, I’m with Chunlin, Li Ge, and the others," Song Chi said, "I’ve been filming continuously, it’s been a while since I t them."
Chunlin and Li Ge, out of nowhere, leaned in, so two more faces appeared on the screen.
"Hello!" the two greeted her with smiles.
Zhou Yun exclaid and covered her face, "Wait a minute, I just woke up, haven’t combed my hair or washed my face, I look so ssy!"
Li Ge said, "You still look beautiful! What a great beauty!"
Zhou Yun: "Really?"
"Of course," Li Ge said.
Song Chi pushed Li Ge’s head aside, saying, "You two step aside; I’m talking to my wife, don’t interrupt."
Li Ge and Ma Chunlin imdiately teased him for choosing a wife over friends.
Hearing the word "wife" made Zhou Yun’s cheeks turn a bit red and even a bit warm.
Embarrassed.
She rarely heard Song Chi call her that.
Song Chi shooed the two away and looked back at her.
His eyes were bright, and none of the tiredness from filming "Laissez-faire" was visible.
"Do you have work this morning?" Song Chi asked.
Zhou Yun had already sat up, leaning against the headboard. She nodded and said, "There’s a shoot. Sister Lan arranged a lot of work for ."
"Don’t overwork yourself."
"Sigh, it’s not easy to co to the United States, so I want to take on as much work as I can," Zhou Yun said, "It’s just that I’ve been a bit tired lately, and I need a little vacation."
"Will you have ti to rest after you return from the United States?" Song Chi asked, "I rember next month you’re going to shoot Director Kang Xin’s ’Chen Yin’?"
"Yes." Zhou Yun nodded, "After filming ’Chen Yin,’ I want to take a break, find a place to stay for a few days, and cut off from the world, leave everything behind."
"Yeah, taking so ti for yourself would feel much better." Song Chi sighed, "But I can’t accompany you."
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