After reading a bunch of film-related books and acquiring professional editing knowledge, Lu Zheng infused with a dozen strands of Light of Fortune, becoming a seasoned film editor.
Plus, the content and perspective filmed by Si Lingxi were inherently beautiful...
So, with just two days, Lu Zheng swiftly edited "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" and "Liang and Zhu."
There were two versions for each, one being unabridged with full content and just spliced scenes—"The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" being four and a half hours, "Liang and Zhu" at three and a half hours.
The other version was an abridged film-like cut—"The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" running close to two hours, "Liang and Zhu" around one and a half hours.
Additionally, Lu Zheng thoughtfully created opening titles and subtitles, one in Blue Star simplified script and another in Great Jing ancient script.
"Oh dear, I must say, watching our own performance is quite amusing."
