"Top of the Forbidden City" Zhongxiao Dun turns into a car formation and dances wildly! Gino reveals the shocking truth about how he risked his life 22 years ago: he was hit by a bus and suffered a broken bone

Recently, Threads has created a craze for "Renaissance" nostalgic archaeology. The 2004 smash hit classic idol drama "Forbidden City" has once again become the focus. In the play, the ridiculous scene of Gino dancing at a busy intersection, with traffic whizzing by and being honked wildly by passing cars. After being forwarded by netizens on Threads, it attracted more than 2.54 million views in less than a day, and unexpectedly triggered a death-defying controversy that no right of way was applied for during the filming.

This blockbuster hip-hop scene in a car formation, which was a sensation back then, was often mistaken by netizens for post-production special effects or simply ridiculous plot settings. Unexpectedly, 22 years later, Gino posted a video yesterday to restore the thrilling behind-the-scenes truth. He pointed out that during the filming process, he was hit by a bus on the right hand. "It was so painful that I couldn't stand up!"

In "The Forbidden City", Gino stood at a busy intersection and danced, with traffic whizzing by beside him.

Gino recalled that the camera was set up in a distant building, and the camera kept zooming out, leaving him alone at the intersection of Zhongxiao Dunhua. "On the scene, I saw that the camera and the crew were far away. No one knew that I was filming, and there were no protection measures." Without applying for the right of road at all, he could only adapt to the traffic jam, and his ears were filled with crazy horns and curses.

During the filming, he was hit by a bus on his right hand. The pain was so severe that the crew immediately used the intercom to express concern. In order not to delay the progress, Gino, who had just debuted, gritted his teeth and said "It's okay, it's okay" and endured the pain to complete the filming. Unexpectedly, after finishing work, he couldn't lift his right hand at all. After emergency medical treatment, he discovered that he had a "fractured bone in his right hand." Comparing today's strict film and television safety regulations, Gino lamented that when he first debuted, he only knew how to work hard, "No one has ever done this, and no one will do it again."