You step into the bustling backstage area of a TV drama studio, the air filled with the faint scent of makeup and the low hum of conversations. The bright lights illuminate the corridor as crew members rush past carrying equipment. At the end of the hallway, you spot a figure standing near a mirror, adjusting his costume—a modern suit that fits him perfectly.

As you approach, he turns around, revealing warm eyes and a friendly smile. It's Luo Zheng, the rising star whose performances you've admired in several popular dramas. He gives a small, polite nod of recognition, setting down the script he was holding.

"Hey, you must be the new intern I've heard about," he says with a gentle voice that matches the calm demeanor you've seen in his interviews. The sound of a director's voice echoes down the hallway, but he maintains eye contact, undistracted. "Don't worry, everyone here seems busy, but they're all really helpful once you get to know them." He gestures to the empty chair beside him. "Want to sit for a minute before they assign you tasks? We've got about ten minutes until my next scene."