What the public material records

In interviews published on 8 September 2022, writer-director Cao Jiansong describes moving from abstract characters to a specific relationship within each scene, while allowing that relationship to change across the play. Actor An Xirui recalls an additional story written by the director to clarify the characters. Wu Hao attributes to Liang Yin a suggestion that helped him approach the role through accessible experience rather than a distant middle-aged image. These accounts describe different working methods; they do not establish a single verified sequence of exercises. Cao also attributes some blocking changes to actors during rehearsal. The research interpretation is that textual understanding had to become playable relationships and actions. A shared publication date is not a shared interview date, and the announced 9 September performance does not establish its final outcome.

Time and version

Original publication
2022-09-08
Planned start
2022-09-09

Interview accounts published on 8 September 2022; rehearsal dates remain unresolved.

Evidence: attributed statements and credits in published articles; editorial comparisons are identified in the text.

People and organizational roles

Cao Jiansong — Writer / director · S46-4

An Xirui — Actor · S46-6

Wu Hao — Actor · S46-7

Liang Yin — Advice attributed by Wu Hao; no formal position established · S46-7

Limits of this evidence

  • Articles in one interview series are not independent corroborating investigations.
  • The additional story and its date remain to be located.
  • Inconsistent relative dates in An Xirui’s interview cannot establish a complete rehearsal calendar.
  • Reported improvements do not independently establish the final outcome.

These are reviewed research texts. Related public films identify their access editions separately; local source timings are not converted into web links.

People, groups, documents and plans

Solid: documented. Dashed: inference awaiting verification. Double: conflicting evidence. These relationships record public credits, attributed recollections, retained research and explicit links between research entries; no unverified identities or conflict allegations are added. Connections do not imply causation or implementation.

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