Chapter 560: Communication with Bai Lu, the crew of "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" rushes to the prairie!

Half an hour later.

Cao Jun saw Bai Lu at home.

Seeing Cao Jun holding a cigarette in his mouth and already sitting on the sofa waiting for her, Bai Lu, a pretty shy little girl, called out "Brother Jun" crisply.

Cao Jun just smiled, then patted the sofa next to him and said, "Sit down."

Although she was a little embarrassed, Bai Lu still blushed and sat next to Cao Jun.

The moment Bai Lu sat next to him, Cao Junxun felt the aroma was tangy, but he still pretended to be calm, holding a cigarette in his mouth and coolly opened a bottle of French red wine worth 10,000 US dollars.

Even if Bai Lu didn't understand French, as Cao Jun, she could probably tell that this was a bottle of valuable red wine, and she felt some inexplicable expectations in her heart.

"Xiaolu, do you usually like drinking?" Cao Jun asked while pouring wine.

Bai Lu told the truth: "It's okay. I drink some beer and red wine occasionally, but less."

Cao Jun picked up the wine glass and handed it to Bai Lu: "Come, try the French brand red wine. A cup costs tens of thousands of yuan, so don't waste it."

Bai Lu couldn't help but gasped: "It's so expensive. I feel like it's more of a waste if I drink it. I'd better give it to you. I won't drink it anymore. I don't know how to appreciate wine..."

Cao Jun said angrily: "Just taste it. Red wine is meant for drinking, not tasting. You can drink it as you like. Brother Jun has plenty of it!"

Bai Lu also knew that Cao Jun was super rich. Every year when he looked at the celebrity list, he had an income of hundreds of millions. When he thought about it, he no longer shied away.

"Cheers!" they both said in unison.

…(Extra)…

In this way, Cao Jun and Bai Lu spent a wonderful night.

In early May, director Wu Ershan, led all the creative staff including Cao Jun, arrived at NMG's Hoerhat Prairie to start filming the movie "Ghost Blowing the Lamp: The Secret of the Dragon".

When Cao Jun and Shu Qi appeared in the vast grassland for the first time, sitting on the broken jeep driven by the Mongolian brother, the music that sounded all the way was the interlude "Drinking Song".

” performed by the Hanggai Band that won the championship in one fell swoop.

In this MV, accompanied by cheerful and ethnic-style music, the starring roles of Cao Jun, Huang Bo, Shu Qi, baby, and Xia Yu seem to have begun a joyful metamorphosis of returning to innocence on the grassland.

Being able to get close to the beautiful nature makes them feel relaxed and happy. After filming, they joked with each other on the grassland and had a lot of fun.

This kind of revolutionary friendship has continued outside the play. In an interview with reporters, Cao Jun continued to tease Huang Bo: "Originally, I was not confident enough to replay the age of eighteen on the grassland, but when I looked back, I saw that Huang Bo also acted.

At the age of eighteen, I immediately became confident."

When Cao Jun and Huang Bo were in the prairie, they were completely inspired by the beautiful scenery. They jumped and danced during the shooting. They not only staged the "brotherhood" of returning to 18 years old, but also mixed with babies and Shu Qi.

There are entanglements such as "first love" and "current love".

Lyrics and melody such as "Thick and strong milk wine, the little sheep curled up in the bottle, brothers and friends, drink it. Our singing is beautiful. After drinking this drink, don't get drunk."

The grassland scenes also add the hearty and heroic atmosphere unique to the Mongolian people to the movie.

In addition to the special effects in the movie and the superb actors, the vastness and beauty of the grassland and the timely music it shows are also amazing. This is naturally inseparable from the good taste of director Wu Ershan.

He was born in NMGHHHT. As a Mongolian man, his love for grassland and music is almost innate.

Therefore, in the movie "Ghost Blowing the Lantern: The Secret of the Dragon", especially in the grassland scenes, he particularly favored the Hanggai Band, which can interpret the soul of the grassland, and these music will also be cleverly and beautifully played in the film.

Appear with precision.

Some people may wonder why a Mongolian man with such a rough appearance has so many delicate and rich emotions and insights in his heart.

In an emerging film market like China, where screens are proliferating and hot money is active, there may not be anyone more suitable than Wu Ershan to make oriental fantasy blockbusters that perfectly integrate story, visual and emotional elements. He may be China's most literary and artistic person.

commercial blockbuster director'.

When asked by reporters why he directed the movie "Ghost Blowing the Lantern: The Secret of the Dragon", Director Wu Ershan also said: "At that time, I thought the story of "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" was interesting because it was not just an entertainment story.

It is a type of movie that can actually be very innovative in showing the real social changes that our country has experienced in modern times. This is what I have always been particularly interested in."

On the grassland on the other side, Cao Jun was taking advantage of a break in filming, holding his guitar and singing to the reporters who came from afar, because several reporters were Cao Jun's loyal fans.

In this vast grassland, Cao Jun had nowhere to hide when he encountered such enthusiastic fans. In addition, he was in a good mood, so he borrowed a guitar from the staff.

However, what Cao Jun sang this time was not his own song, but the masterpiece of Pu Shu, a singer he personally liked very much - "Those Flowers".

"That laugh reminds me of

my flowers

in every corner of my life

Open it quietly for me

I thought I would forever

stay by her side

Today we have left

In the vast sea of ​​people

…”

When Cao Jun sang the song "Those Flowers" to reporters and staff, the baby was also listening silently.

Although Shu Qi didn't join in the fun, she could see that the baby looked at Cao Jun with such tenderness, just like a girlfriend looking at her boyfriend.

Shu Qi didn't know what the relationship was between the baby and Cao Jun, but a woman's sixth sense told her that the way the baby looked at Cao Jun was definitely not the look between ordinary friends.

There is another thing that has always bothered Shu Qi, and that is why she was so proactive when she was on the set of "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons", but Cao Jun didn't show any sign to her...

This moment made Shu Qi feel very hurt. She felt that she had no self-esteem in front of Cao Jun.

If it weren't for work, Shu Qi really didn't want to meet Cao Jun again. Unfortunately, fate is always so unpredictable, and they met again on the set of "Ghost Blowing the Lamp: The Secret of the Dragon".

Of course, Shu Qi didn't hold any grudge against Cao Jun because of what happened before. She just didn't want to see Cao Jun again and remind her of the past that embarrassed her.

Fortunately, Cao Jun is a more polite person, pretending that nothing happened, and filming scenes with Shu Qi in a friendly manner on the set, and occasionally joking with her.

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