The barrier lifted, and the car drove directly into the internal parking lot.
As they got out, they could still hear the buzzing noise from the queue of tourists outside the wall.
"We'll film two points,"
Xiaoliu said, holding the script, "One after closing time, before the Bayi Light Show starts, when it's quieter and less crowded, we'll film you running and vaulting around the exterior of the building. Keep the action sharp, highlighting this old building. The other will be after the light show starts, filming your subjective perspective integrated into the light background and dynamic silhouette. The drone will also be up."
Li Younan looked up at the century-old building. Built in 1924, the Jiangxi Grand Hotel became a historical site that changed China's fate in 1927.
Gray walls and blue bricks, silently weighty.
The task followed, so simple that Li Younan was a bit surprised.
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