Wyatt Wan was slightly surprised. I originally thought that this young director would be like most of today's emerging directors, avant-garde, pursuing a unique style, and liking stream-of-consciousness narratives, but what I heard was a very simple story with a bit of rural sentiment.
Simon Song noticed that he was a little moved, and said with a smile: "We are a small-budget movie. If Teacher Wan joins, I will invest more money."
Shane Shao also smiled beside him and said: "Hearing what you said, I want to follow you a little bit. If you vote for Teacher Wan, you will definitely make money without accompanying you."
Wyatt Wan didn't agree and asked him to send him the script. He was a little worried and said, "My contract is a bit sensitive during this period. When will you start filming?"
Simon Song said: "The director is still in the UK. When he comes back after graduation, which will probably be a few months later, he will not be affected."
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