Nana Ouyang demonstrated a unique musical talent from a young age. Starting to play the cello at six years old, she showcased her musical brilliance within just a few years. Her various performances in prestigious concert halls have witnessed her musical attainments as a young artist. On stage, Nana Ouyang captivates audiences with her exquisite technique and sincere emotions, establishing herself as a rising star in the classical music world.

In 2014, 14-year-old Nana Ouyang officially launched her acting career through the film Beijing Love Story, where she naturally portrayed cello-playing girl Liu Xingyang as herself, with her genuine performance earning audience recognition. Subsequently, she acted in the sports-themed film To the Fore and the action movie Bleeding Steel, collaborating with veteran actors like Jackie Chan to continually accumulate acting experience.

In the era of cultural diversity, crossover development helps break down barriers between artistic forms and promotes cultural exchange. Film also requires diversified collisions. When artistic elements from different fields collide and merge, they can generate richer and more diverse artworks that meet audiences' increasingly varied aesthetic demands. Filmmakers should dare to innovate beyond conventions, contributing greater strength to cultural prosperity and development.

Nana Ouyang freely navigates between different fields, constantly exploring her potential to achieve diversified artistic growth. As the recommendation officer for BJIFF Core Forums, she will undoubtedly use her melodic notes to embellish multiple wonderful forum events.

Filmmakers should courageously explore the vast realm of art, jointly driving innovation and development of art. In forums where ideas converge, crossover integration allows artistic thinking from diverse fields to blossom with even more brilliant radiance.