Director Chen genuinely wanted to help, but due to the current internet climate, he dared not let anyone take equipment into the mountain to film the rescue process. It would definitely be criticized as a publicity stunt.
His plan was for the main guests and some staff to join the rescue team, while those who couldn't enter the mountain would stay below and assist.
Whether rescuing people or animals, they would certainly need a helping hand once they returned.
Moreover, it was still very cold, and the rescuers would need hot water and food after coming down the mountain.
"We'll only place some equipment at a few entrances to let the audience see the rescue progress, so they won't worry."
[Why not take equipment into the mountain? I want to see a more detailed rescue process.]
[People rescuing both people and animals can't spare the time to film for you. Just having a few cameras at the entrance is considerate enough.]
