Wang Yibo almost fell to the ground throwing his mobile phone with one hand

In a recent microblogging video by Chinese actor Wang Yibo's official account, netizens have been left in awe after seeing the celebrity throw his mobile phone and dance around with joy. The video was filmed during the shooting of Chen Shuo's new film "Warmth," which also features Wang Yibo.

The 45-second clip, titled "Enthusiastic Chen Shuo Throws Mobile Phone - YIBO-OFFICIAL," has gone viral on Chinese social media platforms, with many netizens praising the lighthearted and candid moment captured by the camera. Wang Yibo is seen throwing his mobile phone while dancing around, seemingly overjoyed at the prospect of shooting a scene in the film.

One netizen commented, "Wang Yibo's casual dance practice in the film 'Ardent' is simply cool! It's amazing to see him let loose and showcase his skills." Another user added, "Yes, it's me who almost got dropped - Rdemi K40. Despite wearing a phone case, true fans will recognise me instantly, right?"

In contrast to Wang Yibo's exuberant behavior, the film itself is receiving positive reviews for its portrayal of the classic Chinese tale "Journey to the West." Critics have praised Chen Shuo's performance as well, with some calling it a breakthrough role that showcases his acting chops.

Reacting to the behind-the-scenes video, one netizen wrote, "Wang Yibo's joy is simple and oh-so-cute! Hahaha, Scholl is so cute! The part inside the film is even cuter! Who understands the joy of finally getting an offer! Happy to the point of bouncing!"

The video has also garnered some inflammatory remarks from certain netizens. One user commented, "Warm inside the Chen Shuo, simply the most adorable under the sky the most adorable the most dorky the most silly call the most persistent the most heartbreaking the repair hook, really no one does not love the repair hook....."

Despite a few negative comments, the majority of reactions to the video have been positive, with many fans praising Wang Yibo for his endearing and light-hearted behavior. The actor's ability to capture the hearts of his audience is evident in the overwhelmingly positive response to this behind-the-scenes look at his work on "Warmth."