Ji Manzhu was very happy after being coaxed by Li Ran's few words. She patted Li Ran's head before leaving and said, "Good sister, I've been protecting you during the past few months on the crew. Come and tell me if you have any problems!"

Li Ran was also infected by Ji Manzhu's happy mood, and she nodded happily. She always felt that Ji Manzhu and Luo Yuqing were similar in some aspects, which made her even less rejecting Ji Manzhu's closeness.

After finishing her meal, Li Ran planned to go talk to her tutor, but she found the tutor's door closed and she didn't know where he was. She could only go back to her room and prepare to write down her existing ideas.

All computers used by screenwriters are distributed uniformly by the crew. The computers can only access the intranet and are only used by screenwriters to check necessary information.

Li Ran discovered that the database actually contained many movies about the 1990s. She clicked on a highly rated movie called "Farewell My Concubine" and watched it quietly.

If I remember correctly, this movie should be one of the 100 best movies in the world's history. The thoughts on traditional culture, human survival and human nature in the play are very inspiring to her.

Li Ran was so immersed in this touching epic masterpiece that he couldn't extricate himself. It took him a long time to come out of his emotions after the ending song ended.

"Hey, the movie was released in the 90s, but the content has nothing to do with the 90s. However, it is every screenwriter's dream to be able to make such a good movie."

Li Ran lay lazily on the bed, savoring everything he had just seen.

As she was thinking, she opened the writing software and began to officially put down the first stroke of her script.

She wrote until dark, and it was not until there was a knock on the door that she broke away from the joyful writing atmosphere.

"Xiao Ran, are you there?" It turned out to be Professor Han. Li Ran spoke quickly to tell her tutor that she was in the room, and got out of bed to open the door for her tutor.

Professor Han walked in with a smile, "Xiao Ran, you are so focused. I knocked on the door twice before you heard me."

Li Ranxu helped the instructor sit on the chair and apologized embarrassedly, "Teacher, I was writing a script just now and didn't hear you knocking on the door."

Professor Han clapped his hands. "Do you have an idea now? I thought you would need to study it for a few more days before you could start writing. Hurry up and show it to me."

Li Ran placed the computer in front of the tutor and considerately enlarged the font size a little.

Professor Han read through what Li Ran wrote word for word, nodded with satisfaction, and then pointed out some problems that Li Ran had not noticed.

"Xiao Ran, look at this paragraph. It's good to be artistic, but you can't be too unrealistic. This way of expression may not be able to clearly express your own thoughts. You can change it.

Here, you can add some strength to the description so that the audience can better understand what you want to express. "

Li Ran nodded thoughtfully. The teachers in school often talked about these things. She always understood them but didn't know what to do. It seems that no matter what industry you are in, if you want to make achievements, you have to learn from theory. Only through practice can you truly understand many things.

Professor Han and Li Ran discussed for more than half an hour. The old lady looked a little tired. Li Ran stopped talking in time. There was still a lot of time and she could learn a lot from her tutor, so there was no need to rush.

"Teacher, it's getting late, shall we go eat?" Li Ran suggested.

Professor Han nodded and stood up slowly. "Okay, okay, let's eat. Xiaoran, you should eat more. You look so thin. My grandson doesn't like to eat either. He insists that he is fat. Xiaoran, do you think my grandson is fat?"

Li Ran was not interested in Duan Chenyi's figure, but she still had to respond to what her teacher said, so she replied seriously, "Teacher, you are right! Boys should eat more!"