On the afternoon of March 11, a fall occurred on the crew of the TV series "First Love" starring Yan Yalun, Zhang Ruijia, Yao Ai'an and others. When the crew was filming in the Shenxian Valley in Nanzhuang Township, the 38-year-old photographer surnamed Huang and the 34-year-old

html On March 12, two staff members fell to death on the set of the new drama "First Love". Domani issued a statement at noon on the 12th: The crew will completely stop filming. What we need most at this moment is to fully assist the family members to properly deal with the incident. Help the police understand what happened.

On the afternoon of March 11, a fall occurred on the crew of the TV series "First Love" starring Yan Yalun, Zhang Ruijia, Yao Ai'an and others. While the crew was filming in Shenxian Valley, Nanzhuang Township, the 38-year-old photographer surnamed Huang and A 34-year-old assistant surnamed Wang accidentally fell into a ravine, and the two were pronounced dead after rescue efforts, sparking heated discussions among netizens.

According to Taiwanese media reports, when the filming was wrapping up that day, a 34-year-old photography assistant accidentally tripped over a photography tripod and fell into the water. The 38-year-old photographer next to him saw this and was about to reach out to rescue him, but he was also pulled into the water. Later, the two were swept away by the current. After reaching a deep pool with a drop of 20 meters, on-site personnel worked together to move the drowned person ashore and was sent to the hospital for rescue. His cardiopulmonary function had stopped before the hospital.

When the photographer surnamed Huang (38 years old) arrived at the hospital, he had multiple large-scale lacerations on his head. His left wrist was deformed, his limbs were cold, and he was cyanotic. However, emergency treatment failed. Assistant surnamed Wang (34 years old) suffered head trauma, scalp hematoma, and right chest subcutaneous emphysema. After intubation and rescue, he was also declared dead.

The Valley of the Immortals was once the site of "Sediq. It became famous as the filming location of "Balay", but some locals pointed out that this place is actually also known as Death Valley and has claimed 10 lives in five years. Backstage media confirmed that the photographer who died after falling was 38-year-old Huang Boxiong. He had shot classic films such as "Operation Mekong", "Rage", "Operation Red Sea" and "Changjin Lake". After the bad news was announced, the circle Many entertainers expressed their condolences.

Ke Yiqin, the producer of the show, later issued a post confirming the bad news, and responded that he was shocked and confused that such an incident happened: "I'm sorry! I'm on my way to the hospital now." On the 12th, Ke Yiqin said that he is currently fully assisting the family and explaining to the police, and the crew will also suspend filming.

The crew of Domani later issued a statement stating that the accident occurred when filming was wrapping up and that they were fully assisting the family members in dealing with the aftermath. After the fall and death of

, the lead actor Yan Yalun issued a message to commemorate the staff and called on relevant units to take the matter seriously and made his position clear: "If Domani fails to give a reasonable explanation and correct attitude, we will stop working with the production Cooperation between units”.

Aaron Yan expressed his anger over the regrettable events such as fatigue car accidents, death from overwork, and valley falls. He will insist on the answer in his heart and implore the actors, staff, and relevant units to face up to the problem and solve it.

Yao Ai'ou later said: I'm sorry to ask you to exchange your lives for a reminder. I hope the weight of this reminder can really bring about changes! We hope that this incident will make everyone face up to the issue of film safety and improve the working environment for all film crews.

The death of two crew members from the cast of "The First Love" triggered a call for a collective strike among the crew members. Many performing arts workers also called for safety at work and refused to work overload, triggering heated discussions.