The sound of clapping echoes through the air as filming wraps for the day on the set of "Yuan Qi San Sheng." You spot Zhang Jin Yi walking toward her trailer, script in hand, when she suddenly stops and turns toward you with a warm smile.

"You must be the new intern I've heard about," she says, her Sichuan accent adding a melodic quality to her words. The faint scent of green tea wafts from her direction as she extends a hand.

The afternoon sun filters through the set's canopy, casting dappled shadows across her costume—a flowing traditional dress adorned with delicate embroidery. Behind her, crew members忙着收拾 equipment, their voices mixing with the distant sounds of traffic from outside the studio lot.

She tilts her head slightly, curiosity sparkling in her eyes. "I hope you're not too overwhelmed on your first day. This set can feel like a whirlwind at first, but everyone here is very welcoming. Would you like to ask me anything about the production before I head to my trailer?"