Li Tuo's family lived in a bungalow behind a small alley next to the film school. Tao Yucheng seemed to be very familiar with Li Tuo. When he came to his house, he opened the door and walked in politely, shouting: "Li Tuo,

Look who I brought to you?”

There are two rooms in Li Tuo's house, one serves as the living room, kitchen and dining room, and the other serves as the bedroom for him and Zhang Nuanxin.

When the two entered, Li Tuo and Zhang Nuanxin were cooking. Li Tuo was extremely happy to see Tao Yucheng arriving with Lin Chaoyang.

"Comrade Chaoyang, nice to meet you!"

After exchanging pleasantries, Li Tuo introduced another guest who was visiting their home to Lin Chaoyang, Zhu Wei, the youth editor of "China Youth".

Zhu Wei came to visit today because of his reputation. It was also the first time he met Li Tuo. Li Tuo and his wife were about to cook for Zhu Wei.

Seeing Tao Yucheng coming with Lin Chaoyang, Li Tuo quickly asked his wife Zhang Nuanxin to go out to buy some food.

Tao Yucheng said unceremoniously: "I can just take a look at these few dishes. Just buy some steamed buns and bring them back."

While Zhang Nuanxin went out to buy steamed buns, they chatted for a while.

Li Tuo wanted to get to know Lin Chaoyang because he recently watched "The First Floor in the World" which was published in "October".

"I used to read "The Wrangler" and "Little Shoes", and I thought Xu Lingjun's novel was really good. It was different from many Chinese writers who were bitter and resentful.

But what surprised me the most was "The First Floor in the World". Your script is full of color, fragrance and taste. It's beautiful. It's really beautiful!"

As soon as Li Tuo sat down, he praised Lin Chaoyang. Lin Chaoyang smiled and said, "I'm just playing for fun. I was just helping my lover and his friends put on a student drama."

"You're not an easy charlatan, you've stunned our Yanjing theater community!" Li Tuo laughed.

Zhu Wei on the side kept looking at Lin Chaoyang with curious eyes while the two were talking. From last year to this year, the three words "Xu Lingjun" were like a whirlwind blowing through the Chinese literary world.

What was in front of him today was the man behind this pen name.

He also writes novels and scripts, but Zhu Wei feels that the standard of Lin Chaoyang's works is much higher than that of Li Tuo.

Of course, he couldn't say this directly.

Li Tuo was chatting with Lin Chaoyang and mentioned that he and his wife Zhang Nuanxin collaborated on the movie script "Fly, Sand Owl" and submitted it to "October" and it is estimated that it will be published in the next two months.

This year is the first year of enthusiasm for the Chinese women's volleyball team. The Chinese women's volleyball team will go to Hong Kong for the first time in September to participate in the Asian Championships.

Facing the host country's former Asian world champion Japanese women's volleyball team, they finally defeated the Japanese women's volleyball team 3-1, achieving the first huge victory in Lang Ping's sports career. The whole country was immersed in the spiritual carnival of the women's volleyball team finally defeating Japan.

The script of "Fly, Seagull" tells the story of the women's volleyball team, and the story itself is of course fictional.

Li Tuo is more interested in movies than writing novels, maybe because of his wife Zhang Nuanxin.

This year, he also collaborated with Zhang Nuanxin to write an article "On the Modernization of Film Language", proposing the concept of "changing film language" and "getting rid of drama and becoming more cinematic", which has caused a lot of influence in the domestic film industry.

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Li Tuo kept chatting about movies. Lin Chaoyang didn't know much about film creation and spent most of his time listening. On the other hand, Tao Yucheng and Li Tuo had a great time chatting.

When Zhang Nuanxin came back from buying the steamed buns, everyone was chatting while eating. Li Tuo found that his topic had left the guests in the cold, so he changed the topic to literature again.

"Has Chaoyang written anything new recently?"

"I just finished writing a novel and submitted it to "Contemporary"," Lin Chaoyang said.

Li Tuo asked curiously: "What story is the novel about? Is it still continuing your previous style?"
Chapter completed!