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Wong Kar-wai, a name that resonates deeply in Chinese cinema, has a body of work that is unforgettable, but his filming style often leaves people baffled. Why does China's 'giant baby' director become so reasonable when filming abroad? When filming in China, Wong Kar-wai's slow pace and extremely demanding requirements often leave actors and crew members perplexed. With no script, filming begins with on-the-spot writing, and a single shot can be taken over a hundred times, making one wonder if he's actually filming a movie or just torturing the actors. The media touts this as his style, but when he goes abroad to film 'Blueberry Nights,' it's wrapped up in eight weeks. This raises the question: is it the cultural difference that makes him a more efficient director, or is he just pretending to be pretentious in China? Some say that the foreign film production environment and teamwork spirit allow Wong Kar-wai to find true joy in filming. He no longer needs to drag out filming for various reasons but can focus on creating. This might be one reason why he's so efficient when filming abroad. Regardless, Wong Kar-wai's example teaches us that environment and teamwork spirit have a huge impact on a person. Perhaps we should focus more on our own growth and teamwork rather than deliberately creating a 'giant baby' image.