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Chapter 1622 - 855 Satellite Launch Center

Chapter 1622: Chapter 855 Satellite Launch Center

Mist City Arts and Science University here.

The production team from the Film Academy, which previously worked on the food documentary "A Bite of Xia Country," quickly assembled together at Principal Ding’s call.

They didn’t have any new projects under Feiyue Media recently, as "Taste of the World" was still in its planning stages.

However, before starting the production of "Taste of the World," they had a new documentary task to complete first.

This new documentary task focused on the Hexi Corridor.

Now, every member of this documentary team had signed contracts with Feiyue Media and secured jobs they were quite satisfied with. Since Principal Ding wanted to produce a documentary on the Hexi Corridor, they were naturally committed to putting in their best effort.

In addition, many faculty members and students from the Geography and History departments at Mist City Arts and Science University expressed their willingness to assist.

Director Zhu Youzhao stated that this wouldn’t merely be casual help—anyone willing to act as a consultant could officially sign onto the team and receive compensation, provided that their expertise was highly relevant to the Hexi Corridor and demonstrated rigorous standards of professionalism.

As a result, Director Zhu Youzhao collaborated with the Geography and History departments at the university and recruited three students as special consultants for the documentary. One of them specialized in geography, with extensive knowledge of the Hexi Corridor’s geographical features.

The other two majored in history and had a strong grasp of both ancient and modern historical accounts of the Hexi Corridor, along with substantial collections of professional archaeological and historical research material to provide solid support.

Thus.

After assembling this professional team, it took Director Zhu only three days to draft a preliminary budget, which was promptly approved by Principal Ding, releasing the first installment of funds to get them started.

It must be said that the various teams at Mist City Arts and Science University shared the same "just do it" attitude as Principal Ding.

Upon receiving the first installment of funds, Director Zhu personally led the documentary team with specialized equipment, heading straight to the Hexi Corridor. Among the equipment, aside from filming gear, the drones were undoubtedly the most critical tools.

Speaking of drones.

Mist City Arts and Science University’s drone program is quite impressive, as they have no shortage of drones. Under Feiyue Group’s Feiyue Technology division, there is a department dedicated to drone production.

If they were lucky, there was even a chance for Director Zhu’s filming team to encounter Principal Ding’s group in the Hexi Corridor.

After all, the entire Hexi Corridor isn’t particularly wide. Along the way, Ding Yue intended to thoroughly explore the stunning landscapes and learn about the rich cultural history of the Hexi Corridor.

Thinking along these lines, Ding Yue couldn’t help but wonder—why not join the documentary team filming the Hexi Corridor and hang out with them for a few days?

"Principal, Director Zhu is calling."

In the car, Big White reminded Ding Yue.

"Oh?"

When Ding Yue heard that Director Zhu Youzhao was calling, he immediately answered, "Hello, Director Zhu."

"Principal Ding, we’re ready to depart for the Hexi Corridor to begin filming. I guarantee the documentary will meet your expectations!"

Director Zhu vowed confidently.

It was as though he were making an oath of mission success.

Ding Yue had no doubt about their professional capabilities and simply looked forward to their updates. He added casually, "Alright, once you’ve arrived in the Hexi Corridor, contact me to see where you are. If the timing works out, we might even cross paths."

"Ah? Principal Ding, will you be staying in the Hexi Corridor for a while?"

Director Zhu asked.

Director Zhu knew Ding Yue had been in the Hexi Corridor for the past couple of days but assumed he was just passing through. He hadn’t realized Ding Yue was still there.

"Yes," Ding Yue replied with a smile. "I just came out from the Dunhuang Mogao Caves yesterday."

"Alright, Principal Ding. Once we arrive, we will reach out immediately." Director Zhu responded quickly before adding, "Oh, by the way, Principal Ding, after discussion on our end, we’ve decided to name the documentary on the Hexi Corridor simply as ’Hexi Corridor.’ Do you think that’s suitable?"

"Sure," Ding Yue agreed without hesitation upon hearing that the documentary would directly use "Hexi Corridor" as its title.

Because when he was on Earth in his previous life, the documentary about the region had also adopted the name "Hexi Corridor." This name was straightforward, and people could immediately tell what the documentary was about without overcomplicating it.

Subsequently, Director Zhu shared various creative ideas they’d planned for the filming, which Ding Yue found promising. Indeed, they were professionals.

After chatting for roughly half an hour, Ding Yue finally hung up the phone.

"Yue, since we’ve been to the Dunhuang Mogao Caves, where are we headed next?"

From within the vehicle, Xu Bin’s voice emerged, asking a question.

Xu Bin wasn’t in Ding Yue’s car, but thanks to the real-time communication system across the three vehicles, Ding Yue could hear him speak.

"I know a place we can go, and I’m planning to discuss something there that might be considered fairly important," Ding Yue said, a subtle smile appearing at the corner of his lips.