The actress shared her thoughts about portraying a reporter for her role in the upcoming drama “Poetic Justice”

Often being painted in a negative picture by the local newspapers, you can’t fault Rui En for developing a a love-hate relationship for her new role as a reporter in the new Channel 8 drama, ‘Poetic Justice’.

The actress, who just wrapped up filming for ‘Joys of Life’, starring Taiwanese idol Xiao Gui, will be immersed in a new production soon and she let on that she is ‘used to the hectic life.’

TV audiences will see Rui En portraying a low-profiled lifestyle reporter in ‘Poetic Justice’ where she will be paired up with Dai Yangtian for the first time.

During an interview with xinmsn, Rui En revealed that she is not close with Yangtian, but looks forward to working with him.

The 31-year-old expressed that Yangtian seemed to be ‘a quiet person,’ and laughingly replied that she is ‘not worried at all!’ to work with him.

‘On the contrary, we might get along well as we are both quiet, [co-starring in the drama together] that would be good,’ the actress shared.

Commenting on the negative news about the actress splashed all over the media in recent months, Rui En faces accusations for ‘putting on a long face’ during the Star Awards 2012 award ceremony. She touched on her experience with reporters and felt that the reporter ‘took things out of context’.

The 31-year-old wonderd aloud, ‘Why do reporters have to be so harsh in their words?’ and added that she developed next feelings when she was told of her role in the drama.

‘I am the one who’s being reported by reporters and now I’ve to understand them and probe deeper into the reasons behind why they do certain things,’ the actress explained.

To prepare for her role, Rui En did her homework and read the autobiography of Mike Wallace, a famous US reporter. She also researched about the profession so as to prepare herself to ‘experience the grievances of a reporter’ for the next two months.

The actress jokingly lamented, ‘I understand that reporters did what they have to do for the job, but sometimes it is really a bother!’

Poetic Justice 微笑正义 debuts 11 September 2012 9pm on Channel 8.

Source: Xinmsn

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