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Huang Haibo secretly shot in the dark

Huang Haibo incarnates the paparazzi

After the "New Editorial Department Story" was broadcast in Beijing, the East, and Shenzhen Satellite TV's golden file, some viewers said that they could not accept the exaggerated performances of the actors in the play, and some viewers bluntly said that they were "thunder" in the drama. In the play, Huang Haibo turned into a paparazzi and tracked his "goddess" Ou Xiaomi with a variety of shapes. Opposite to the audience, Huang Haibo said that the positioning of the show is exaggerated, I hope the audience will see more habits.

In the play, Huang Haibo played "Yuan Shuai", a fashion photographer who gave many celebrities a big shot. With Yuan Shuai's words: "Zi Yi, I have been photographed by ice." As a photographer Yuan Shuai, who has superb photography skills, wants a magazine to hire him as the director of photography art. After understanding the specific content of the work, Yuan Shuai resolutely refused the good intentions of the other party and said: "You are letting me do the paparazzi. This kind of entertainment stirs the crowbar and I will not do it." Not as good as days, Yuan Shuai, who stayed in the editorial department of "Human Guide", still can't escape the fate of "paparazzi".

In the "New Editorial Department", Yuan Shuai started the tracking mode for his "Goddess" Ou Xiaomi. In order to prevent Ou Xiaomi from discovering, he dressed up as an artist and dressed as a white headgear can be described as a variety of styles. After Ou Xiaomi found out that he was being tracked, he struggled with the "mysterious man" in the mall and finally managed to escape tracking.

In the face of the audience's mixed feelings, Huang Haibo said: "Before the opening of the film, director Zheng Xiaolong's position for the "New Editorial Department Story" is 'exaggerated' and 'heavy taste'. "New editorial story" in comedy and ridicule There are new attempts, new ones, maybe, get used to it."