A week later, Zhou Yiyang finally mastered the idea, wrote a new script, and handed it to the four of them.
After getting the script, Su Yin opened it and started reading it almost immediately.
The script was not long and it only took her a few minutes to read the whole thing, but her eyes were wet now, probably because she was moved.
Seeing Su Yin's emotional expression, Tang Yue was very curious about what script Zhou Yiyang gave her this time, so she started to read it as well.
It didn't take long before she started sniffing hard and her eyes were red.
Looking at the reactions of the four of them, Zhou Yiyang couldn't help but laugh: "For you, appearing in this commercial shouldn't be difficult, right?"
Lin Xuan'er glanced at Wang Xingrui and nodded almost at the same time: "No problem."
Su Yin and Tang Yue haven't expressed their opinions yet, but Zhou Yiyang has already accepted their answer.
"Put the script away first, we still have a set of cover shoots to do next."
Zhou Yiyang said mysteriously.
When they arrived downstairs of the building where Harper's Bazaar was located, they all knew what they were going to do next.
"This time you're going to be in the February issue," Zhou Yiyang whispered in their ears. "Although the February issue isn't anything special abroad, it's different in our country. This year's Spring Festival falls in February, which means this is the first issue after the start of the new year, and it's very significant."
"Are we the only ones here?" Tang Yue couldn't help but ask.
Although it is an honor for them to shoot the cover with their predecessors, Tang Yue still hopes to appear on the cover alone.
"With your current popularity, there aren't many stars who can still suppress you on the cover and make you a supporting role. So don't worry, this time the cover really only has you."
"Brother Yang," Su Yin had already walked behind Zhou Yiyang and then asked very actively: "What's the theme this time? Is it the Spring Festival? Isn't it a bit similar?"
She estimated that several other first-line magazines would also do the same plan, so it would be difficult to tell the pros and cons.
Zhou Yiyang was amused by Su Yin's words. "You're right. This time, everyone's themes will definitely overlap. But that won't stop the magazine from sticking to this theme. So don't expect it. The theme won't change this time."
After reaching the top of the building, the four of them did not go directly to change clothes for the cover photo shoot, but instead went to meet the chief editor of Harper's Bazaar in Beijing.
He adjusted his cuffs and quickly glanced at the four of them, as if taking a casual glance, then quickly looked away, and finally looked at Zhou Yiyang seriously.
"Hello, Mr. Zhou." The editor-in-chief said neither humbly nor arrogantly, rubbing his hands repeatedly.
"Hello," Zhou Yiyang said, lying in a chair, looking very relaxed. "The four of them have been quite busy lately, with a lot of work. I'm hoping our filming process can be sped up, and it would be best if we could start shooting right away."
Hearing this, the editor-in-chief raised his head somewhat reluctantly before continuing:
"It's fine to just shoot it directly, I'm just worried that they won't be able to meet the requirements. Of course, I'm not questioning their business capabilities, but they probably have never shot a cover in this style before."
At this time, Wang Xingrui still had an unrealistic fantasy in her heart: "What kind of style is it?"
The editor opposite smiled, opened the cabinet, and took out a thick stack of magazines.
Zhou Yiyang guessed that he had prepared this a long time ago and wanted to take it out at any time.
From this perspective, Wang Xingrui is really a very good supporting actor.
"You can take a look," the editor-in-chief seemed to have thought of how they would look in this style, and covered his unkind smile with his hand: "I think it may not be consistent with your usual personality."
Lin Xuan'er immediately picked up the magazine on top and started reading it with a complicated expression.
She seemed to see only one color on the entire cover - red.
It’s so red, red lanterns, red clothes, red hats, and red envelopes.
She could only be thankful that there was no red-skinned race in the world.
Tang Yue couldn't help but curl up the corners of her mouth. She wasn't crazy, she just thought this style was a little funny.
It is festive, but the covers of all years use the same style, and even the gestures are similar. It is hard not to suspect that they were copied and pasted using a template.
She didn't understand why, no matter what kind of star they were, they would always cup their hands in a bow and smile, or hold a pair of Spring Festival couplets and smile happily.
Too similar.
"Shall we shoot now?" the editor-in-chief asked, "Or should we give you a break?"
Zhou Yiyang glanced at the editor-in-chief and suggested, "I think the clothes can be changed. This traditional Tang suit has been used too many times. You should consider changing to something else."
"Anything else?" The editor sighed. "This style is the safest and most conservative. Actually, every year we're agonizing over this issue; it's a thankless task! If you don't do it, people will definitely criticize you. But if you continue with this style, some will think it's ugly and say we fashion professionals have no aesthetic sense. But if you change the style, you run the risk of being criticized, and some might even say you have ulterior motives for using this element, which would be even more frightening."
"So, the Tang suit is what all the hosts at Huaxia TV wear, so it's the safest choice. A magazine used the cheongsam before, but netizens criticized us for skirting the rules, which was really frustrating. Anyway, once we've chosen the Spring Festival theme, we have to be cautious with every step."
"Why not try Hanfu?" Zhou Yiyang suggested. "It's also traditional cultural clothing, but it's more innovative than Tang suits. And many young people like Hanfu these days. I think this cover will definitely be a hot topic once it's released."
Zhou Yiyang then looked at the four of them and said, "And with their figures and looks, I think they will look very beautiful in Hanfu."
Wang Xingrui's eyes lit up. She had been attracted by Hanfu recently and had always wanted to try it.
Tang Yue also nodded frequently, feeling that this would further highlight her beauty.
The editor's gaze finally locked onto the faces of the four of them. He had to admit that he was actually quite looking forward to the picture Zhou Yiyang described.
As for Hanfu, their cover this time is probably really different.
Moreover, the style can be changed from festive to traditional and grand. If someone argues, we can shut them up by promoting traditional culture and building cultural confidence.
The editor-in-chief looked at Zhou Yiyang with admiration:
"As expected of Mr. Zhou, you're absolutely right! Okay, let's wear Hanfu!"
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