Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment, the Diary of a 95 Flower

Yesterday's rehearsal process was completed. Everyone knows their position, the program flow, and even the camera positions and how to shoot.

So today's recording went much more smoothly.

As the studio lights came on.

Yang Chaoyue, sitting behind Jiang Yang, felt his heart pounding faster.

I saw beams of warm yellow and cool white light intertwining and shining down, illuminating the metallic intelligence agency logo in the center of the stage.

To put it simply, it's a backdrop with a gear pattern. Yang Chaoyue touched it during rehearsals and realized it wasn't real metal, but rather coated with a layer of metallic paint.

The red "Mars" lettering above is very eye-catching.

Several floating silver planet models hung nearby, with a playful yet sci-fi style that perfectly matched the tone of the show.

The seats for junior agents below the stage were full.

In areas not covered by outdoor cameras, staff members wearing name tag lanyards moved back and forth in the corridors.

Some held up walkie-talkies and shouted in low voices, "All positions, prepare!"

Some were squatting at the edge of the stage checking the microphone cables.

The lighting technician was adjusting the aperture from a control panel high up.

The stage belongs to the top agents.

The sofa in the high-level agent area was made of leather. Jiang Yang sat in the far left seat, wearing a simple shirt with the cuffs rolled up to reveal his well-defined wrists.

Black trousers paired with sneakers.

He was as clean as a teenager who had just stepped out of school.

Qian Feng wore a flashy printed shirt and his hair was combed up shiny.

Tian Yuan has an artistic style, and he wears a knitted sweater.

Liu Wei leaned against the sofa with one hand in his pocket, looking ready to catch a joke at any moment.

Zhou Jie was dressed in the most down-to-earth style, wearing a hoodie, jeans, and canvas shoes. He was chatting with the junior agent next to him, with a simple and honest smile on his face.

Deputy Director Guo Xuefu and Ning Jing stood on either side of Director Wang Han.

Guo Xuefu wore a dress, her long hair cascading down her shoulders, her makeup exquisite, and she held a microphone in her hand. Her eyes gently swept over the audience, and a sweet smile played on her lips.

Ning Jing exuded confidence, dressed in a suit, her hair neatly styled in a bun, her bright red lips. Just standing there, she radiated the aura of a big sister, occasionally exchanging a few words with Wang Han in a low voice, her eyes displaying a cool and capable demeanor.

The junior agents' eyes gleamed with a mixture of tension and excitement.

"Attention all units, ten seconds countdown!"

I heard the voice of the chief director at the control room.

The entire room fell silent for a moment.

"Power on, 3-2-1-Start!"

Suddenly, music started playing, and a cheerful and catchy melody filled the entire studio.

Wang Han took the microphone and stepped forward.

With his signature friendly smile on his face, his voice carried through the speakers to every corner:

"Hello! Viewers in the studio, and Martians watching on TV, good evening! Welcome to 'Mars Intelligence Agency,' exclusively sponsored by Galaxy Cool Entertainment! I'm your director and today's host, Wang Han!"

He raised his hand and waved, and thunderous applause and cheers immediately erupted from the audience.

After finishing his opening remarks and advertising copy, Wang Han paused and glanced at the two deputy directors beside him: "First of all, let me introduce my two capable assistants, the deputy directors of the Mars Intelligence Agency, Guo Xuefu and Ning Jing!"

Guo Xuefu smiled and waved, her voice sweet and soft: "Hello everyone, I'm Xuefu!"

Ning Jing raised an eyebrow and smiled, her voice cheerful: "Friends from Mars, I'm here!" As the applause subsided, Wang Han changed the subject and looked towards the senior special agent area.

After Xue Zhiqian was introduced, the cheers in the studio subsided for a moment.

Wang Han's gaze fell on Jiang Yang, his eyes carrying a teasing smile: "Next, I'm going to introduce a senior special agent who's really something! Let me tell you, just standing here, he's the ultimate version of everyone else's kid, no exaggeration. He's the top scorer in the entrance exams for four art schools: Beijing Film Academy, Beijing Dance Academy, Central Academy of Drama, and Shanghai Theatre Academy!"

As soon as these words came out.

Xue Zhiqian exclaimed, "That's incredible!"

The junior agents immediately gasped in surprise and all turned to look at Jiang Yang.

They cooperated with the production team to create a good effect.

There were also genuine expressions of amazement.

Yesterday was just a formality; the specific lines weren't spoken, otherwise it would have been too troublesome.

The fact that Jiang Yang was the top scorer in the entrance exam for four art schools is indeed trending on social media.

But it was only up for a few days; some people at the scene knew about it, while many others didn't see it.

Jiang Yang was a little embarrassed by the scene, but he smiled.

Wang Han raised his hand to suppress the applause and continued, "Not only that, he's also this year's top scorer in the college entrance examination in Wudu City! We just don't understand the world of academic geniuses!"

A burst of laughter erupted from the audience. Qian Feng slapped his thigh exaggeratedly and shouted, "Jiang Yang! You've been hiding your true strength!"

Tian Yuan smiled and nodded: "As expected, a top student agent!"

"That's not all, let me tell you." Wang Han changed the subject, his tone becoming more serious: "He's also an incredibly talented actor! You all watched the recently popular drama 'A Little Reunion,' right? Didn't you all both love and hate his character Zhang Xiaoyu?"

The large screen at the back of the stage suddenly lit up.

The popular clips featuring Jiang Yang as Zhang Xiaoyu in "A Little Reunion" have begun to play.

The scene switches to a clip from the TV series "A Little Reunion":

Jiang Yang plays Zhang Xiaoyu, who is deported back to China. After returning to school, he is ridiculed by his classmates and can't help but get into a fight.

His eyes were full of grievance and anger, his brows were tightly furrowed, his fists were clenched, and his movements were crisp and clean, perfectly portraying the image of a rebellious teenager who longed to be understood.

The scene then shifts to Zhang Xiaoyu, who is alone in his room playing drums to vent his anger after being scolded by his father.

His face was covered in tears, but his eyes were filled with stubbornness, and he beat the drums fast and hard.

Finally, there's a segment where Tina comforts and consoles him.

Zhang Xiaoyu's acting ranged from initial resistance to gradual opening up, with his eyes softening from cold to gentle. His performance was natural, fluid, and highly infectious.

The scene was completely silent during the clip's playback.

The junior agents watched with great interest.

After the clip ended, thunderous applause and cheers erupted from the audience.

"My God, that's amazing acting!" Qian Feng was the first to stand up and applaud. "To be honest, when I watched 'A Little Reunion,' I thought this actor was exceptionally good. I never imagined it was Jiang Yang!"

Tian Yuan also looked at Jiang Yang and nodded, showing her support: "He is really amazing. He portrayed the rebellion and grievances of a teenager very realistically. You can't tell that he is a new actor at all."

Liu Wei made a heart shape with her hands and said to Jiang Yang, "Jiang Yang, you're not only a top student, but your acting skills are also amazing. How are the rest of us supposed to survive?"

His face wore an exaggerated expression of envy, which he was deliberately putting on.

This drew laughter from the audience.

"Zhou Jie, you're a professional actor, could you comment on Jiang Yang's acting?" Wang Han said to Zhou Jie. (End of Chapter)