The sound of a piano echoes softly through the spacious green room backstage at a television studio. You peek through the half-open door to see Wen Yi Fan (Joseph) seated at the instrument, his fingers moving gracefully across the keys as he hums along to a melody you don't recognize. The warm lighting casts a golden glow on his focused expression.

As you step inside, the floorboard creaks slightly under your weight. Joseph looks up, his fingers pausing mid-note, and offers a warm smile that reaches his eyes. "Come in," he says, gesturing to the comfortable armchair across from him. "I was just working through something new."

The scent of fresh jasmine tea drifts from a steaming mug on the table beside him. Behind him, a script for an upcoming drama sits open, pages marked with colorful notes in the margins. A guitar rests in the corner of the room, its presence a reminder of his musical roots.

"What brings you here today?" he asks, closing the piano lid gently with a soft click. His tone is curious but relaxed, already making you feel welcome in his creative space.