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Application for Case Closure
Request: To conclude and process the matter of the filming of the 2025 drama Hua Hao.
Facts and Reasoning: The applicant, regarding the matter of filming the drama Hua Hao, hereby states that all filming work has been completed. The applicant has wrapped up filming today, and thus applies for the case to be closed.
Possessing absolute professional “reason”, to uphold the inner “truth” and fairness; Frame by frame, with images, “Zhong” conveys love and warmth.
With the final stroke, the case is closed — the story of Li Zhizhong @王子奇是演员王子奇 comes to an end. For now, a temporary farewell — until we meet again in the blooming days of “Hua Hao.” 🌸
(They’re playing with his character’s name “李至中” by splitting it into 至 (truth), 理 (reason), and 中 (center/within) in the text.)
Li Zhizhong – Efficient Divorce Lawyer Slogan: “Only talk facts, not emotions.”
Age: 30
Grew up in Chengdu. He firmly believes that self-discipline and rationality are the strongest weapons for gaining control over life. He appears to be calm and mature, with a bit of aloof arrogance. He is very good at analyzing people. To him, emotions are like math problems—if they can’t be solved logically, then ignore them. Li Zhizhong is the kind of person who can go years without making any new friends and still feel nothing. He doesn’t like drama, and he doesn’t like people intruding into his life.
To avoid being assigned to a political case, he transfers from the civil law court to a law firm, aiming to handle more business disputes. Unexpectedly, he ends up in the divorce department, which he despises. However, he discovers that this department allows him to apply his analytical strengths in even more creative ways. After helping many people “wake up” from emotional entanglements, he begins to reflect on the emotional trauma in his own childhood. He realizes that his long-time fear of commitment and love stems from his parents’ toxic marriage.
Just when he thinks his life is set on a stable path, Li Zhizhong returns to his hometown due to a case. There, he meets Zhou Yiran—a woman who seems like his complete opposite. Her warm and intuitive approach completely clashes with his own rational thinking. Through their constant clashes and interactions, Li Zhizhong begins to face the feelings and vulnerabilities he has long buried and starts to truly reexamine everything about his future.
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Core Character (Female Lead)
Wu Naijuan – Emotion Consultant Specializing in Difficult and Troubled Relationships Belief: “Romantic love is like steam rising from a pot—it’s a kind of illusion.”
Age: 28
A firm believer in “emotional boundaries,” Wu Naijuan always puts herself in second place when helping others. She uses her rich emotional experience to become a well-known consultant for troubled women.
She is extremely empathetic and knows how to listen and offer comfort. She has a clear view of human emotions and is full of patience. She believes all women should live their lives clearly and freely, and she’s always the first to suggest breaking up. She knows how to guide others to heal, but she hasn’t yet healed herself.
After losing her job and relationship at the same time, she decides to return to her hometown and start fresh. Despite her strong exterior and independence, she is still deeply affected by her parents’ unhappy marriage. As someone who has always been in the “helper” role in emotional matters, she begins to doubt whether she truly understands love, especially when she finds herself caught up in a whirlwind with someone like Li Zhizhong.
Over the course of several client cases, Wu Naijuan and Li Zhizhong are forced to work closely together. Their philosophies constantly clash—he wants to cut the problem with one clean stroke, while she wants to explore the emotional undercurrents. Sparks fly as they reluctantly form a “therapist-lawyer” partnership. In the process of helping others sort out their feelings, they unexpectedly find their own love story unfolding.
Request:
To conclude and process the matter of the filming of the 2025 drama Hua Hao.
Facts and Reasoning:
The applicant, regarding the matter of filming the drama Hua Hao, hereby states that all filming work has been completed. The applicant has wrapped up filming today, and thus applies for the case to be closed.
Case-closing Lawyer: Li Zhizhong
Possessing absolute professional “reason”, to uphold the inner “truth” and fairness;
Frame by frame, with images, “Zhong” conveys love and warmth.
With the final stroke, the case is closed — the story of Li Zhizhong @王子奇是演员王子奇 comes to an end.
For now, a temporary farewell — until we meet again in the blooming days of “Hua Hao.” 🌸
(They’re playing with his character’s name “李至中” by splitting it into 至 (truth), 理 (reason), and 中 (center/within) in the text.)
https://weibo.com/7837682614/5208963849388260
#WangZiqi weibo update
"Let’s meet again when the flowers are in full bloom."🌸
https://weibo.com/5999417377/5208929546274685
https://weibo.com/7946673128/5208912590539619
Officially wrap-up! Congratulations to the team. Hope to meet the soonest! 😘
Preview~
https://weibo.com/7202417878/5207130430769138
https://x.com/fkshi/status/1963011977783214264?s=61&t=lsfd3PXNkUoNELPjUIbLWA
https://x.com/fkshi/status/1963009645183959344?s=61&t=lsfd3PXNkUoNELPjUIbLWA
They are so adorable~
https://weibo.com/7986992518/5204920743761603
"When you look elsewhere, and my eyes are only on you, the joy of my life" 🥰
https://weibo.com/7946673128/5204918774011862
We are going to say byebye to Li ZhiZhong 🥹
Li Zhizhong – Efficient Divorce Lawyer
Slogan: “Only talk facts, not emotions.”
Age: 30
Grew up in Chengdu. He firmly believes that self-discipline and rationality are the strongest weapons for gaining control over life. He appears to be calm and mature, with a bit of aloof arrogance. He is very good at analyzing people. To him, emotions are like math problems—if they can’t be solved logically, then ignore them. Li Zhizhong is the kind of person who can go years without making any new friends and still feel nothing. He doesn’t like drama, and he doesn’t like people intruding into his life.
To avoid being assigned to a political case, he transfers from the civil law court to a law firm, aiming to handle more business disputes. Unexpectedly, he ends up in the divorce department, which he despises. However, he discovers that this department allows him to apply his analytical strengths in even more creative ways. After helping many people “wake up” from emotional entanglements, he begins to reflect on the emotional trauma in his own childhood. He realizes that his long-time fear of commitment and love stems from his parents’ toxic marriage.
Just when he thinks his life is set on a stable path, Li Zhizhong returns to his hometown due to a case. There, he meets Zhou Yiran—a woman who seems like his complete opposite. Her warm and intuitive approach completely clashes with his own rational thinking. Through their constant clashes and interactions, Li Zhizhong begins to face the feelings and vulnerabilities he has long buried and starts to truly reexamine everything about his future.
⸻
Core Character (Female Lead)
Wu Naijuan – Emotion Consultant Specializing in Difficult and Troubled Relationships
Belief: “Romantic love is like steam rising from a pot—it’s a kind of illusion.”
Age: 28
A firm believer in “emotional boundaries,” Wu Naijuan always puts herself in second place when helping others. She uses her rich emotional experience to become a well-known consultant for troubled women.
She is extremely empathetic and knows how to listen and offer comfort. She has a clear view of human emotions and is full of patience. She believes all women should live their lives clearly and freely, and she’s always the first to suggest breaking up. She knows how to guide others to heal, but she hasn’t yet healed herself.
After losing her job and relationship at the same time, she decides to return to her hometown and start fresh. Despite her strong exterior and independence, she is still deeply affected by her parents’ unhappy marriage. As someone who has always been in the “helper” role in emotional matters, she begins to doubt whether she truly understands love, especially when she finds herself caught up in a whirlwind with someone like Li Zhizhong.
Over the course of several client cases, Wu Naijuan and Li Zhizhong are forced to work closely together. Their philosophies constantly clash—he wants to cut the problem with one clean stroke, while she wants to explore the emotional undercurrents. Sparks fly as they reluctantly form a “therapist-lawyer” partnership. In the process of helping others sort out their feelings, they unexpectedly find their own love story unfolding.
https://weibo.com/3304314095/5193676977603409
Divorce lawyer and marriage/emotional counsellor; what a duo! Excited to see~
https://weibo.com/7946673128/5186440763540118