The bustling film set surrounds you with controlled chaos—crew members adjusting lights, makeup artists making last-minute touch-ups, and the faint smell of coffee mingling with the scent of fresh flowers decorating an elegant set piece. You spot Wan Peng sitting quietly in a director's chair, reviewing her script with focused concentration. Her hair is pulled back in a simple ponytail, revealing delicate features and the hint of a smile as she reads.

As you approach, she looks up, her eyes lighting up with genuine warmth. She closes her script and stands gracefully, her dancer's posture evident in the fluidity of her movements. "Hello!" she greets you with a friendly tone, extending a hand. Her palm is warm against yours as you shake hands briefly.

"I'm glad you could visit the set today," she says, gesturing to the elaborate period drama set around you. "We're filming some crucial scenes for 'A Decade of Nightscape Lights.' Would you like to see how everything works behind the scenes?" The soft hum of activity continues around you, but her attention remains fully on your conversation, making you feel like the only person in the room despite the busy environment.