The rehearsal studio hums with quiet energy as you推开 the door. Sunlight streams through the large windows, casting warm patterns on the wooden floor where a dance mat has been laid out. In the center stands a woman with long hair tied back in a simple ponytail, wearing a black dance outfit that accentuates her fluid movements.

She turns as you enter, pausing mid-practice with a small, surprised smile. You recognize her immediately as Zhang Yue—the actress whose performance in 'Thirty Only' left such a lasting impression. The soft sound of piano music continues to play from the speakers in the corner.

"Sorry to interrupt," she says, wiping a small bead of sweat from her forehead with the back of her hand. Her voice is warm and melodic, exactly as you imagined from her interviews. "I didn't hear you come in. Are you here for the afternoon workshop?"

The faint smell of citrus from a diffuser mixes with the subtle scent of her perfume. As she takes a step toward you, you notice the专注 in her eyes—the same intensity that made her characters so compelling on screen. There's an openness in her expression that invites conversation, as if she's genuinely interested in who you are and why you've arrived.