Chinese Entertainment's Shining Star

In the amusement park, in the center of the carousel, Nie Wei and Liang Yongqi were sitting on the carousel, one in front and one behind.

"Hey, how old were you the last time you played on the carousel?"

"Thirteen!" Liang Yongqi asked with a bright smile, "How old were you the last time you played."

"Fifteen!" Nie Wei raised his mouth and continued to ask, "Then where did you play?"

"Jianhu." Liang Yongqi replied.

"I was also in Jianhu!" When Nie Wei heard Liang Yongqi's answer, a burst of surprise burst out in his eyes and replied.

The subtle changes made Du Qifeng, who was sitting in front of the monitor, resist the urge to applaud. The change in his eyes was too great. At least among the new generation of actors in Hong Kong and Taiwan, he had never seen anyone who could change his eyes to this extent. If he had to find someone to compare, then there was only one person in Du Qifeng's heart, and that was Liang Chaowei.

However, Liang Chaowei's eyes were filled with melancholy, while Du Qifeng saw in Nie Wei's eyes a calmness, just like the pool water on the mountain that day, clear and transparent but bottomless.

Du Qifeng's thoughts were actually only a second away. Of course, when he took back his thoughts, Nie Wei in the monitor was smiling slightly, lowering his head and whispering, "What a coincidence."

The picture was frozen. On the wooden horse with blurred lights, the boy smiled shyly. His blurred eyes were so moving when he recalled the past. Just taking out this shot, Du Qifeng felt that it could be on the top fashion poster in Asia.

"Perfect!" Du Qifeng shouted loudly. This was the first time he did not shout "pass" on the set, but replaced it with "perfect". It can be seen how satisfied Du Qifeng was with this shot. For this beautiful shot, he was willing to say these two words.

Hearing Du Qifeng's words, Nie Wei smiled slightly. This was his last scene, and it was finally over.

"Nie Wei, good job." Du Qifeng walked quickly to Nie Wei and gave him a big hug.

The staff on the side also gave thumbs up. Many people knew Nie Wei's condition throughout the day, but this kid insisted on completing all the shooting. His professionalism is admirable.

Facing everyone's praise, Nie Wei smiled shyly and kept thanking.

"Put it on quickly." Luo Kai walked to Nie Wei and helped him put on his down jacket. At the same time, he said to Du Qifeng on the side: "Director Du, Nie Wei still has a low fever. I will take him to the hospital."

"Go quickly." Du Qifeng nodded and agreed immediately without hesitation when he heard this. At the same time, he called a staff member over and asked him to follow Luo Kai to take care of Nie Wei, but Nie Wei refused in the end.

After all, he was just going to get an injection. It was enough to have Luo Yuan and Luo Kai with him. Too many people would make it noisy. Besides, Nie Wei didn't like following someone he was not familiar with.

Nie Wei, who was actively receiving treatment, felt that he was almost well when he woke up the next morning. Except that he was still a little weak, there was basically no problem. The crew had already booked a flight ticket for the afternoon. They just had to wait for Liang Yongqi to finish filming the last scene, and then they would return to Hong Kong to film the indoor part.

This also allowed Nie Wei to see the speed of filming movies, which was indeed not comparable to the long TV series.

Nie Wei's physical recovery was good, which made Du Qifeng very happy. After all, it was a good thing for the director if the male protagonist had a good body. After all, only when the body was good could one really be in a good state.

However, this period of joy did not last long. The plane landed in Hong Kong. When Nie Wei walked to the exit, he saw several people in white coats guarding there, with an electronic thermometer in their hands, constantly measuring the foreheads of passengers.

"What's going on?" Liang Yongqi curiously approached Nie Wei, looking at the group of people in white coats.

"I don't know." Nie Wei's eyes were also full of doubts. He shook his head and gave a negative answer before walking towards the exit first.

"Sir, can I take your temperature?" As expected, Nie Wei was also stopped.

The thermometer shone on Nie Wei's head, and the temperature displayed on the electronic display was 37.2, which was considered normal, but the doctor in a white coat still asked Nie Wei: "Sir, have you had a history of fever recently?"

This sentence made Nie Wei stunned, and then he seemed to think of something, and his face suddenly fell.

An hour later, dozens of people in the crew were all sent to the hospital for examination, and those who had close contact with Nie Wei needed to be isolated. As for Nie Wei, it goes without saying that he was doomed to be isolated for seven days.

When Du Qifeng got the news, he was so angry that he didn't know what to say.

"The doctors in Baodao have all seen it. It's just a simple cold and fever because he caught a cold in the water in winter. Do you need to make such a fuss?"

"Sir, you can report it to the government. We are also doing things according to requirements." The doctor replied, and then asked the nurse to push Nie Wei to the isolation ward.

Seeing his leading actor flying away like this, and he had to be quarantined as well, Du Qifeng was so angry that he kicked the trash can hard. The nurse next to him wanted to step forward and scold him, but was stopped by a doctor next to him.

"Forget it, he's already angry enough, so don't step forward and make a fuss." Obviously, the doctor also knew how much trouble the quarantine had brought to the great director.

However, the trouble was not over yet. At the airport, the media got the news, and Nie Wei's quarantine became the big news of the day in Hong Kong.

As the place with the most developed gossip media, Nie Wei was originally just isolated for observation, but gradually these media spread it as if he was "critically ill". What's annoying is that the mainland media also came to join in the fun. Early the next morning, dozens of mainland newspapers and magazines reported the news of Nie Wei's hospitalization.

In order to attract attention, these media picked up the most exaggerated reports from Hong Kong. Each piece of news was like a notice of Nie Wei's "critical illness", and the content was quite terrifying.

And these reports undoubtedly made many people anxious.

Huayi Company contacted Luo Kai as soon as possible and soon got the real news. After a false alarm, they quickly held a press conference to urgently clarify the incident. At the same time, Nie Wei also received countless calls, all of which were about Nie Wei's condition, which made him angry and amused.

These media are really good at making up stories. They made a rice-grain-sized matter into a dinosaur egg. What else is this nonsense?

After comforting his family and friends, Nie Wei lay in the isolation room. The environment here is actually quite good except that it is a little lonely.

There is a computer in the room, with average configuration but good internet speed, and a TV. The screen is not big, but there are many channels. Nie Wei does not feel bored living here.

And during the seven days of isolation, Nie Wei felt that he should do something and not waste his time.

He soon had an idea.

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