The next day.
Hengdian Film and Television City.
A certain film crew backstage.
Zhang Guangfei, just off the set, was wearing a padded coat and leaning back on a chair.
Smoking a cigarette.
Silently reciting the script for the next scene.
Zhang Guangfei was born in 1959, standing at 1.84 meters tall.
His entire being exuded a rugged yet dependable vibe.
He had portrayed over a hundred roles on screen, and won awards very early on.
He could be considered a witness to the development of the modern film industry.
For example, in the year before 1990.
He earned an award for his role in Arc Light, winning the Third Association Award from the Huaxia Film Performance Art Association, as well as the Eighth Beijing Film Academy Young Actor Progress Award.
But most people really got to know him thanks to two roles:
First, of course, was Lu Bu in Romance of the Three Kingdoms—the post-80s and 90s crowd should all have seen it.
