Xu Jiao has transformed from the childish appearance of filming “Yangtze River No. 7” into a little beauty. (Picture/Flip from Weibo)
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The 23-year-old mainland actress Xu Jiao was already 23 years old this year. In 2008, Xing Chi’s film “Yangtze River No. 7” turned into a big hit with a little boy. At that time, she was in full swing, but now she has faded from her immature and boyish appearance and turned into a slim and beautiful woman. She was recently invited to serve as a temporary tutor for the dubbing program “I’m a Super Voice”, but she was shocked to say that not only was the filming process of “Yangtze River No. 7” very difficult, but the experience of dubbing the film after filming made her suffer It was unspeakable, and she even recognized it personally. The dubbing made her “leave a shadow of childhood.”
Xu Jiao seemed to be talking and laughing on the show, but she confessed that the experience of dubbing “Yangtze No. 7” back then was a “shadow of childhood” that she could not bear to look back at. She mentioned that Zhou Xingchi (Star Master) is notoriously strict in filming in the entertainment industry. He often takes 20 or 30 shots repeatedly, which is a common occurrence. “(During filming) after the 3 months, I thought there would be no more torture like this, but I didn’t expect that there would be dubbing.”
Xu Jiao said that she was still very young at the time, and it was really too difficult for a child who was only about 10 years old to dub. She recalled that especially the crying scene was the most painful. When filming at the scene, “I couldn’t cry at all. At that time, Director Zhou asked my mother to “domestic violence” for me, so that I could continue to film that scene.” , Because I couldn’t even cry when filming, not to mention the dubbing afterwards, Xu Jiao said frankly: “I don’t know how to get over the dubbing.
But Xu Jiao now looks back at this experience, and because she never met a director as strict as Zhou Xingchi later, for her, the saying that her debut is the pinnacle can’t be wrong, “Yes. For me, it is really the luckiest thing in my life so far.”
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