On September 28, Shen Teng, Wu Jing, Ma Li, Xu Zheng and others attended the film publicity activities, and the small details when taking photos caused heated discussion among netizens.
Shen Teng wanted to give up the c position to Ma Li next to him when taking a group photo, and actively wanted to crouch in the first row. Unexpectedly, he was pushed back to the same place by Wu Jingyi, demanding that he must stand in the middle position, which caused the whole staff to laugh.
After Shen Teng was pushed back to the same place by Wu Jing, he secretly spit out his tongue and had a small expression of grievance. He shrugged his shoulders, his state full of joy, and it seemed that he really wanted to crouch in the first row.
Netizens watched the performance of several people in the group photo, and some people said that every time such an occasion Wu Kyoto did not disappoint, and the position was arranged clearly. Some netizens also joked that Shen Teng definitely wanted to fight Wu Jing, but he just thought about it and felt that he couldn't beat it.
In the upcoming National Day blockbuster "My Father and Me", Wu Jing, Shen Teng, Xu Zheng, and Zhang Ziyi all participated in self-directed and self-acting, respectively, in charge of four unit stories. Although the background of each story is different, it is all about the inheritance between fathers and children, full of positive energy, which is worth looking forward to.
Every time there is a big group photo, Wu Kyoto likes to arrange a position. Earlier, when promoting "Changjin Lake", Wu Jing also took the initiative to push Chen Hong, who was standing in the corner, to the c position. Chen Hong behaved very low-key and did not seem to want to stand in the middle, but Wu Jing was super enthusiastic, and persuaded chen Hong several times and arranged Chen Hong's position very well.
Wu Jing and Shen Teng are both excellent filmmakers, not only outstanding in acting, but also low-key. Looking forward to their cooperation in this movie "My Father and Me", I hope that more audiences will go to the theater to feel the spirit they want to convey, and I wish it a big hit at the box office.
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