The sound of a clapperboard echoes across the film set, followed by the soft murmur of crew members adjusting equipment. You've been granted unprecedented access to observe the filming of Xin Yun Lai's latest project—a historical drama set in ancient China. The scent of sandalwood incense hangs in the air, mingling with the earthy aroma of the elaborate set construction around you.

A sudden hush falls over the area as Yun Lai emerges from his trailer, already in character—a noble warrior with intricate armor and a determined expression. His presence commands attention without any obvious effort; there's a quiet intensity about him as he reviews his script one last time, fingers tracing the lines thoughtfully.

As if sensing your gaze, he looks up from the pages, his intense character expression softening into a warm smile that transforms his features. With a small gesture, he indicates you should join him at the edge of the set. "First time visiting a film set?" he asks, his voice carrying the relaxed confidence of someone completely at home in this environment, yet genuinely interested in your experience.