Shared by a fan on Weibo. A post from one of the chief producers Li Wang [online account Leo不讲 , Leo Bu Jiang]
I'm so reluctant to let him go!! Back then, I watched You Are My Secret and it was love at first sight. Later, I watched Liu Chang's performance in Flourished Peony — that scene where he eats the wedding cookie — and I felt like he was exactly the Xiao Jue in my heart. That very night, I got in touch with his agent on WeChat and sent over the project materials. On the third day, I went to Hangzhou to visit the set of You Are My Fateful Love. These 105 days — a dream turned into reality. Thank you, Teacher Wei. Thank you, Wei's stars. Looking forward to Teacher Wei getting better and better.
Congratulations to "Blossom through the Cloud" for surpassing 660,000 pre-registrations! 🎉 And here's a new behind-the-scenes clip of President Fu
So far, the official team for "Blossom through the Cloud" has actually released very little material. But even under these circumstances, the fan-made creative videos based on the existing footage have been performing really well in terms of views and engagement. I'm sure Wei Xing must have come across those high-like videos on Douyin and Xiaohongshu. Recently, there have been frequent rumors that the drama is about to air. Although nothing is officially confirmed yet (speculated to air on 27/8), as a fan, I believe we should be prepared to welcome this—currently the only modern drama in his pipeline. In fact, we've been overlooking the production team behind "Blossom through the Cloud" To land this kind of crew as the lead actor before the new regulations came into effect is no small feat. If this were any other fandom, they'd probably be bragging about it nonstop.
First, the Executive Producer, Fu Dongyu, is a highly accomplished creator in China's realist drama scene. He's both a director and a screenwriter, with works ranging from The Thunder and Wild Bloom to Lucid Waters in the Sky and In the Name of Justice. His extensive portfolio of outstanding productions proves he's a veteran, top-tier director and screenwriter in the industry. His film The Tibetan Sky even won him the Best Director award at the Shanghai International Film Festival's Media Award. And for "Blossom through the cloud," he serves as the Executive Producer. This isn't just a title—it means overseeing the creative direction, aesthetic standards, and ultimate quality of the entire series. Having Fu Dongyu at the helm, especially for an aviation-themed drama, at the very least signals that the producers are serious about delivering quality.
The director, Zheng Shilong, is a new-generation director nurtured within Fu Dongyu's team. He's honed his craft over the long haul within a seasoned director's crew, and being able to grow alongside such a team suggests his fundamentals are solid. At the same time, young directors have the edge in execution and staying up-to-date with modern aesthetics, and with an experienced chief supervisor backing him up, I think this is a highly authoritative combination. It also reflects the team's commitment to talent development and creative legacy.
The script supervisor, Europa Kwan, was one of the most important screenwriters and editors during the golden age of Hong Kong's TVB. She worked there for over thirty years, contributing to, developing, and overseeing numerous classic dramas. Notably, Europa Kwan was a core member of the writing team for Triumph in the Skies and continued as editor and supervisor for Triumph in the Skies II. I'm sure very few fans of aviation dramas haven't heard of this series—it's practically one of the gold standards for Chinese-language aviation workplace dramas. It doesn't just portray pilots and romance; more importantly, it truly builds a professional ensemble cast, capturing the professionalism and romance of pilots, flight attendants, and airport operations alike.
Finally, as for "the true god of modern romance," Wei Zheming—taking on a contemporary drama is like second nature to him. His credibility needs no elaboration. During the promotion of You are my fateful Love, Mango TV already noted his high fan loyalty and broad audience appeal. On various social platforms and short-video comment sections, viewers frequently praise his looks and acting in modern dramas. His lead role in You are My Secret also holds the three-year viewership crown for Mango TV's modern romance dramas on Yunhe*. With such a combination, it's honestly hard not to be excited.
*Yunhe is China’s widely recognised viewership ranking platform
That dorm is a very cozy place to chill 😎 To see our sweet guy relaxed and happy is something I like to watch.…
The guessing games was very fun to watch. The guesser provides a term/phrase and everyone has to provide their version of the origin of the term. Everyone, except one, was a liar - making up their own stories. Some were pro but the amateurs were hilarious. Miles was extremely captivating when he speaks. And that one time when he casually slipped in (to promote) LBTG, the reaction was so adorable.
Although tied to filming on his birthday, Miles did not forget to reach out to his fans, leaving messages of appreciation and thanks throughout the day
Miles hi6 recording again Aug 22-23
https://weibo.com/7268284518/5332844898421987
https://video.weibo.com/show?fid=1034:5330033179295844
See Nirvana page 🙂
A post from one of the chief producers Li Wang [online account Leo不讲 , Leo Bu Jiang]
I'm so reluctant to let him go!! Back then, I watched You Are My Secret and it was love at first sight. Later, I watched Liu Chang's performance in Flourished Peony — that scene where he eats the wedding cookie — and I felt like he was exactly the Xiao Jue in my heart. That very night, I got in touch with his agent on WeChat and sent over the project materials. On the third day, I went to Hangzhou to visit the set of You Are My Fateful Love. These 105 days — a dream turned into reality. Thank you, Teacher Wei. Thank you, Wei's stars. Looking forward to Teacher Wei getting better and better.
https://weibo.com/5644472826/5328143105919269
Translated by DeepSeek
It will be so interesting to watch their interactions.
https://weibo.com/3038707580/5323627742628113
(DeepSeek Translation)
Congratulations to "Blossom through the Cloud" for surpassing 660,000 pre-registrations! 🎉 And here's a new behind-the-scenes clip of President Fu
So far, the official team for "Blossom through the Cloud" has actually released very little material. But even under these circumstances, the fan-made creative videos based on the existing footage have been performing really well in terms of views and engagement. I'm sure Wei Xing must have come across those high-like videos on Douyin and Xiaohongshu. Recently, there have been frequent rumors that the drama is about to air. Although nothing is officially confirmed yet (speculated to air on 27/8), as a fan, I believe we should be prepared to welcome this—currently the only modern drama in his pipeline. In fact, we've been overlooking the production team behind "Blossom through the Cloud" To land this kind of crew as the lead actor before the new regulations came into effect is no small feat. If this were any other fandom, they'd probably be bragging about it nonstop.
First, the Executive Producer, Fu Dongyu, is a highly accomplished creator in China's realist drama scene. He's both a director and a screenwriter, with works ranging from The Thunder and Wild Bloom to Lucid Waters in the Sky and In the Name of Justice. His extensive portfolio of outstanding productions proves he's a veteran, top-tier director and screenwriter in the industry. His film The Tibetan Sky even won him the Best Director award at the Shanghai International Film Festival's Media Award. And for "Blossom through the cloud," he serves as the Executive Producer. This isn't just a title—it means overseeing the creative direction, aesthetic standards, and ultimate quality of the entire series. Having Fu Dongyu at the helm, especially for an aviation-themed drama, at the very least signals that the producers are serious about delivering quality.
The director, Zheng Shilong, is a new-generation director nurtured within Fu Dongyu's team. He's honed his craft over the long haul within a seasoned director's crew, and being able to grow alongside such a team suggests his fundamentals are solid. At the same time, young directors have the edge in execution and staying up-to-date with modern aesthetics, and with an experienced chief supervisor backing him up, I think this is a highly authoritative combination. It also reflects the team's commitment to talent development and creative legacy.
The script supervisor, Europa Kwan, was one of the most important screenwriters and editors during the golden age of Hong Kong's TVB. She worked there for over thirty years, contributing to, developing, and overseeing numerous classic dramas. Notably, Europa Kwan was a core member of the writing team for Triumph in the Skies and continued as editor and supervisor for Triumph in the Skies II. I'm sure very few fans of aviation dramas haven't heard of this series—it's practically one of the gold standards for Chinese-language aviation workplace dramas. It doesn't just portray pilots and romance; more importantly, it truly builds a professional ensemble cast, capturing the professionalism and romance of pilots, flight attendants, and airport operations alike.
Finally, as for "the true god of modern romance," Wei Zheming—taking on a contemporary drama is like second nature to him. His credibility needs no elaboration. During the promotion of You are my
fateful Love, Mango TV already noted his high fan loyalty and broad audience appeal. On various social platforms and short-video comment sections, viewers frequently praise his looks and acting in modern dramas. His lead role in You are My Secret also holds the three-year viewership crown for Mango TV's modern romance dramas on Yunhe*. With such a combination, it's honestly hard not to be excited.
*Yunhe is China’s widely recognised viewership ranking platform
Miles was extremely captivating when he speaks. And that one time when he casually slipped in (to promote) LBTG, the reaction was so adorable.
Shared by a fan on Weibo,
https://weibo.com/2651701555/5302008052975036