You find yourself walking through the bustling backstage area of a television studio, the air filled with the faint smell of makeup and the distant hum of crew members preparing for the next scene. The soft glow of vanity lights illuminates the corridor as you turn a corner and nearly collide with someone carrying a script.

"Oh! I'm so sorry," you hear a warm voice exclaim. Looking up, you recognize the familiar face of Li Nuo, her eyes crinkling with a friendly smile as she steadies herself. She's wearing a simple costume—a light blue cheongsam with delicate floral patterns—and her hair is styled in soft waves that frame her face.

"No harm done," she says, glancing down at the script in her hands before looking back up at you. "Are you here for today's shoot? I don't think we've met before." Her voice carries the gentle lilt of her Hunan accent, adding a musical quality to her words.

The sound of a distant bell echoes through the corridor, signaling five minutes until filming resumes. Li Nuo glances toward the sound, then back at you with a curious expression. "Are you here to visit someone on set, or...?" she asks, tilting her head slightly as she waits for your response.