Zhou Yun nodded.
After breakfast, Song Chi tidied up the table and went to the study.
Zhou Yun took the script and sat on the balcony.
The sun was out today, the balcony was filled with golden sunlight.
She lazily read the script on the balcony.
"Falling Leaves" was really well written, and so was the character Wan Duoyan.
Among the roles Zhou Yun had played before, only the shampoo girl in "Warm Little Horse" bore some similarity to Wan Duoyan.
But in that play, she was just a supporting character with limited room to perform, whereas in "Falling Leaves," there was ample space to showcase Wan Duoyan.
The core essence of this story is actually reflected in the title itself.
There is a phrase called "falling leaves return to their roots," which essentially refers to the multitude of stories and the deep-seated words in the heart of the character Wan Duoyan, who went abroad to the United States when she was very young, and one day returns to her homeland of China.
