After arriving in Jincheng, everyone put down their luggage at the hotel and began to rest.
Lin Yu repeatedly savored the "new script" Shen Bingmiao had given him, pondering how he would perform it if he were in the role himself.
The story and structure of this "script" were not particularly complicated, but as an actor, Lin Yu could tell at a glance that it placed tremendous importance on the actor's performance skills.
Shen Bingmiao had given the "script" to him before they arrived in Jincheng, giving Lin Yu the chance to seek guidance from that "senior."
Jincheng had boasted a rich theatrical culture since ancient times. For anyone taking the stage, Jincheng was an excellent place to "test one's standards."
From the nationally renowned culture of "cross-talk," to traditional opera performances, and then to modern theater, Jincheng had cultivated generation after generation of audiences with exceptionally high standards of appreciation. They were also extremely open with both criticism and praise, indirectly nurturing the finest practitioners of the performing arts.
Or rather, it was precisely because these audiences existed that everyone gathered here in unspoken agreement.
Shen Bingmiao had already posted the news of inviting that old veteran in the group chat. He was a veteran theater actor with deep roots in Jincheng. Born after the founding of the nation, he had formally studied Pingju opera with a troupe. Later, after encountering theater, he devoted himself to this new form of performance, gradually building a reputation and eventually entering a national-level troupe.
Later, when film studios were established and local television stations appeared across the country, films and television dramas invited this "old master" to participate more than once. He turned them all down, however. The old man was extremely stubborn when it came to "acting." He insisted that the