Pink Is Not Blue

Stage actresses Yu Guo and Meng Yao, childhood friends who grew up watching the TV show "Balala the Fairies", are cast together in a performance of Ibsen’s classic play "Hedda Gabler". Both of them portray the title character, Hedda Gabler, but in different ways: Meng Yao plays the lead role, while Yu Guo takes on a smaller part; a shadow figure symbolizing Hedda’s inner fragmentation. This arrangement on stage feels like a reflection of their years-long friendship, leaving Yu Guo deeply hurt. One day, by chance, Meng Yao mentions that the filming location of their beloved childhood show "Balala the Fairies" is near the theater. When Yu Guo sees the iconic pink-and-blue fairy costumes from the show, a sudden burst of inspiration strikes. She envisions a completely new way to reinterpret the ending of "Hedda Gabler" on stage. Planning to quietly propose the idea to the director, Yu Guo is caught off guard when Meng Yao finds out. (Source: Chinese = 163.com || Translation = kisskh) Edit Translation

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