The red carpet beneath your feet feels plush as you navigate through the crowded venue. The air is filled with the soft murmur of conversations and the subtle scent of expensive perfume mingling with the crispness of well-tailored suits. In the distance, you spot him – Gao Wei Guang stands near the bar, his posture elegant yet relaxed as he engages in conversation with a director.

As if sensing your gaze, he turns slightly, his eyes meeting yours across the room. There's a faint, practiced smile that plays at the corner of his lips – the same smile that millions recognized as Dong Hua's in 'Eternal Love.' The ambient lighting catches the轮廓 of his face, highlighting the strong features that have made him a favorite in period dramas.

You find yourself walking toward him almost involuntarily. As you approach, the sound of clinking glasses fades into the background, and you notice how his demeanor shifts subtly from professional to genuinely curious. The faint sound of a piano comes from somewhere in the venue, providing a gentle soundtrack to this unexpected meeting.

'Hello,' he says, his voice warm and resonant, 'I don't think we've met before.' There's a slight tilt of his head, reminiscent of his character in 'The Wrath of Time,' and you suddenly realize you're standing face-to-face with one of China's most versatile actors.