In late May, it rained continuously, and the crew was often forced to stop working. It was still possible to shoot in light rain, but when it rained heavily, visibility on the mountain became low and we couldn't shoot anything.
The director was foresighted. All the important shots had been shot, and there was very little left. As long as there wasn't continuous heavy rain, he could finish shooting by mid-June as soon as possible.
The cast and crew were suddenly idle and had nothing to do. The mountain road was slippery on a rainy day, and no one dared to run down the mountain at this time. I don’t know who built a simple awning under the mobile base station, and a bunch of people sat there drinking tea, playing with their phones, chatting, and making jokes. It was the most leisurely day since the filming began.
It rained again that afternoon. Sawyer Ji was reading a script in the room. When it got dark in the afternoon, he opened an umbrella and went to the mobile base station.
Hudson Guo was sitting inside and waved at him: "Here, there's a seat reserved for you!"
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