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With the cast of "Meteor Garden," the cast of "Happy Boys," and Wu Kechun
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Huang Lu set a Guinness World Record at the age of two, showcasing his talents on site
In April 2007, Huang Lu, only two years and ten months old, created a new record in the Shanghai Great World Guinness, becoming China's youngest violinist. In May 2008, Huang Lu entered as the only child contestant into the top ten finals of Hunan Economic Television's "I'm the Best," a national talent show. On-site, Huang Lu performed "Me and You" and voluntarily requested to sing "Dial Drum" acappella, gifting it to the "Happy Family" and the audience. After the performance, when host He Jiong asked about the meaning of the lyrics "a sweet burden," the adorable Huang Lu explained it as "a sweet egg," causing laughter throughout the venue.
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Spicy Child Comments Laughter Across the Venue: Huang Lu's Innocence Charms All
The "Non-mainstream Space" gave Huang Lu a big test, assessing his word recognition skills. He was asked to explain the names of the five hosts of the "Happy Family." The candid Huang Lu delivered continuous laughs. Xie Na: "Xie" from thank you, "La" from chili pepper. For Wei Jia, he grouped it as "Wei" from Weiwei Soy Milk. Hai Tao's name was most distinctive, being grouped as "Tao" from taking money. Finally, Huang Lu posed in various styles to thank the enthusiastic audience who love him.
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The TV series "Chasing Shadows" was filmed in Hengdian Film City, with main actors including Louis Koo, Jaycee Chan, and Xie Na. The exterior scenes of this episode recorded on the 11th revolved around the topic of "Chasing Shadows," where Du Haitao and Wu Xin served not only as hosts but also as actors related to certain roles. The program used three stills from the TV series "Chasing Shadows" as cues, using the search for the photo locations as a thread to weave through the scenic spots and relevant film shooting scenes of Ming-Qing Imperial Palace, Guangzhou Street Hong Kong Street, Qingming Riverside Scene, and Qin Wang Palace.
The two hosts chased a vintage jeep on small four-wheelers along the streets of the Ming-Qing Palace, learning from the beauty on the jeep that the photo location was in the Prince Gong's Mansion Garden. They searched with torches in the cave within the garden but only found chemical agents scattered everywhere. They then headed to Guangzhou Street Hong Kong Street, finding an extra actor from "Chasing Shadows," who told them to look in two other scenic areas. In the Qingming Riverside Scene area, they luckily encountered the "Myth" production team shooting on-site and met Hu Ge busy filming. They eventually located the place where Jaycee Chan had filmed previously.
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