"Mouth gourd ladle" said "sip, sip, sip" and tricked Zhang Yi into making fun of Hugh. How can Jason Wu "hide" in private?

In the movie The Climber, Jason Wu threw bricks into Zhang Yi's backpack, which was really cute. Jason Wu also teased Zhang Yi that "every play is lame".

Jason Wu's films can now be said to be the word-of-mouth of China's films. Wolf Warriors, starring him, still occupies the first place in the box office list of Chinese movies, and Jason Wu has also become the representative of the tough guy in the eyes of the audience. The 70th National Day is coming. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Jason Wu will launch a new book.

The film "The Climber" is a gathering of big names, with the participation of powerful groups such as Hugh, Zhang Ziyi, Zhang Yi and Jing Bo Ran. Adapted from a real event, this film tells the story of China's mountaineering team successfully climbing Mount Everest from the north slope and completing the first human summit on the north slope. "The Climber" is also China's first attempt at a film with the theme of mountaineering exploration. Shooting in Tibet is a great test for the actors and crew, and it is very hard.

As the film's release time is getting closer and closer, the "Climber" crew released a lot of tidbits during filming. In a tidbit, we can see Jason Wu's very superficial privacy.

Jason Wu secretly opened Zhang Yi's backpack, then took out all the foam in the backpack, put a few bricks in it, and then carefully pulled the backpack back to its original place, waiting to see the appearance of Zhang Yi's backpack, and shooting was about to start. Zhang Yi didn't notice that his backpack had been tampered with and went directly to get it. At this time, he felt that the weight of the backpack was different, so Zhang Yi took this backpack full of several bricks and finished filming.