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In the sweltering heat of August, the summer heat has not yet dissipated.

The filming location changed again; instead of remaining in Hengdian World Studios in Beijing, they went to a completely new location. This location was meticulously man-made; six months prior, the production team had communicated and negotiated with local farmers, requesting that they plant wheat on this land.

The production team had specific requirements for the variety of wheat; it couldn't be just any ordinary wheat, but a special variety that could produce an exceptional visual effect.

To prepare for the breathtaking scene in the wheat field of the Three-Body Problem, the local farmers threw themselves into planting wheat with great enthusiasm, and of course, they also received quite a generous salary for their hard work.

The construction of the film and television base and the production of special effects cost money like water, so the production team naturally wouldn't let these hardworking farmers down.

In August, before the wheat harvest season, the wheat had grown to a height that perfectly matched the production team's expectations.

The crew filmed in this wheat field, and the main actors, including Chen Yi and Yu Wei, all displayed amazing and outstanding acting skills.

The filming of this famous scene in the wheat field lasted about five minutes, and the film ratio was an astonishing twelve to one. This is a far cry from the Song Hao of the past.

In the past, Song Hao was extremely efficient in his filming, and the ratio of film stock to volume usually did not exceed six to one. His best achievement was four to one when filming Suzhou River, a level of frugality that even surpassed some independent films.

Song Hao now seems to be challenging film master Jiang Wen, aiming to compete with him in the mastery of film.

A standard movie typically doesn't exceed 300 minutes in length, but the accumulated footage has already reached several thousand minutes.

If the production team is willing, they are fully capable of creating a TV series with cinematic quality.

But Song Hao remained determined to cut back, striving to keep the film's length under three hours. Producer Chen Ming was filled with doubt, wondering what kind of result Song Hao would ultimately deliver.

For a while after that, things were calm, and Song Hao led the crew to various places, filming and shooting non-stop.

Time flies, and December has arrived in the blink of an eye. Unfortunately, this movie will ultimately miss the Spring Festival release window.

However, as the saying goes, every cloud has a silver lining. For the Three-Body Problem, the long filming period may not be entirely a bad thing.

Meanwhile, news of the completion of Ancient Wars VI has been announced globally, and its initial release date is set for the Chinese New Year period.

In December, the winter was bitterly cold, and the air outside was frigid and dry. The Three-Body Problem crew arrived in HH City, Heijiang Province, to prepare for the filming of their final scene.

The entire Three-Body Problem production team was incredibly excited, as the film was finally nearing completion. Its total filming period was an astonishing nineteen months. Given Song Hao's past efficiency, he could have completed at least three A-list productions in that time. The past was behind them all; this massively expensive space epic was about to be released, and the story of Three-Body Problem was slowly drawing to a close.

It's often said that the South is damp and cold, no less so than the Northeast. However, when the temperature drops to a certain level, both the supposed magic of damp cold and the physical attack of dry cold become meaningless. Some film crew members with rich shooting experience even wore mink coats, a favorite of Northeasterners, under their down jackets. Don't be fooled by the seemingly thin mink coat; it actually provides excellent warmth.

We must act quickly, because if the actors linger even slightly, the entire crew will suffer from the cold.

Today is the last scene. After filming, the shooting of the scenes in Northeast China will be over. Director Song Hao is also fully armed, with a hat, earmuffs, and scarf, for fear of getting frostbite.

Other crew members followed Song Hao's example. This really put the actors through a tough time, as they had to wear costumes meticulously designed by the costume department during filming.

According to the Three-Body Problem's worldview and timeline, people in Northeast China at that time wore cotton military overcoats, not modern down jackets, so the warmth they provided was incomparable. Even with the props team's best efforts, the actors wearing the overcoats still couldn't withstand the severe cold and shivered.

The makeup team quickly completed the makeup for actress Dong Yun. This final scene depicts Ye Wenjie, accompanied by Lei Zhicheng and Yang Weiying, stepping into the Red Coast Base for the first time. This is the starting point of the Three-Body Problem story.

"Is it ready?" the makeup team asked Song Hao.

At this moment, Ye Wenjie, played by Dong Yun, has many scars on her face, and due to the cold, her face is covered with a layer of frost.

Of course, the actors' faces wouldn't actually get frostbite, as that's their livelihood. The reason their faces look so realistic is entirely due to the makeup team's superb skills.

"Great job." Director Song Hao gave Li Xiaoran a thumbs up; her makeup was incredibly realistic. The filming tracks were already laid out, and the props team was ready.

"Are you ready?" The responses from each group came one after another, indicating that everything was ready.

This is the final major scene in the Three-Body Problem movie. After a long nineteen months of filming, Song Hao was filled with excitement, and he felt his hands trembling slightly.

"The final scene of The Three-Body Problem, Action." Ye Wenjie had just disembarked from the plane when she arrived at the Red Coast Base. The north wind howled, and snowflakes fluttered down, filling Ye Wenjie with sorrow and despair. Ye Wenjie wrapped her general's coat around her body and slowly walked forward.

She had just stepped off the plane, and the lights were constantly focused on her. Ye Wenjie, who had just suffered a severe beating, walked with a limp and her steps were extremely slow.

Because once Ye Wenjie stepped into the Red Coast Base, it meant she would spend the rest of her life there. (End of Chapter)