What is the name of the mv produced by Li Duohai and Wilber Pan?

provincial drama newly evolved from the song-and-dance duet

Wilber Pan (Pan Shuai) spent NT$ 7 million to shoot a duet with Li Duohai. They play female stars and bodyguards in the MV. During the two days of cooperation, Pan Shuai quipped and laughed at Li Duohai from time to time. Most importantly, she has studied Chinese for four years, so she can understand all his jokes. Pan Shuai praised her for her "zero faults", which made her very happy.

Li Duohai was invited to co-produce the new song "Double Dance" MV with Wilber Pan, the king of China. In this film, Li Duohai plays a female star and is protected by private bodyguard Pan Shuai. She played the MV easily for five minutes. In view of the fact that there are 10 scenes in the MV, she changed eight sets grandly.

While rehearsing this scene, Li Duohai and Pan Shuai borrowed seats to rehearse. When she jumped on it, Pan Shuai made an irresistible struggle naughtily, and pressed her hands desperately against the wall. The sudden "impromptu" performance made Li Duohai blush and gave him a push with a smile.

In addition, the two chatted after the play. Li Duohai said that she had lived in Sydney for five years before, so there was no problem with English. She studied Chinese for four years, but she couldn't speak it well. Pan Shuai praised her fluency and suggested that she find someone to practice the dialogue with. Pan Shuai volunteered at the scene and kept in touch with her, helping her to review the four tones of Chinese.

Pan Shuai invited Li Duohai to visit Taibei. She asked where it was fun. Pan Shuai said, "My home ...", which startled Li Duohai, and then added, "There is something delicious next to it!" When Li Duohai said that he liked Chinese food very much, Pan Shuai said, "I'll fry it for you!" This time, Li Duohai didn't want to give up the interface: "Your home? On the contrary, Pan Shuai was surprised and quickly said, "It's outside my house! ",two people of different nationalities can" joke "(Taiwanese), indicating that there is a tacit understanding, and the two sides have a good impression because of cooperation.