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The female lead in the MV for IG's "Only Things You Don't Know" was the Korean actress, Cui Xueli (Snow Li).

The song 'Easy to Cool with Fireworks', sung by Jay Chou, was a music video that told a story about love and fate. The protagonists of the story were a young couple who loved each other deeply, but fate separated them. In the MV, Jay Chou played the boy and the girl played another role. A boy and a girl met in a beautiful city and began a beautiful relationship. However, they soon discovered that they were not the same. They had different family backgrounds, different values, and different goals. Their relationship started to get tense and they eventually broke up. After breaking up, the boy realized that he had always loved the girl but he could not save their relationship. The boy decided to leave the city to find his future. The girl stayed in the city to continue her life. At the end of the MV, the boy and girl played the roles of Yanhua and Yi Leng respectively, and the story ended. This story expressed Jay Chou's helplessness towards fate and his cherishment of love, and also made the audience feel the impermanence and preciousness of life.

The purpose of the MV was to promote the song and sell more albums. MVs were a form of visual culture, built on the structure of music and songs. Through music, dance, scenes, costumes, makeup, and many other forms of expression, artists could show their unique personality and creativity to the audience, truly showing their image and talent. The existence of MVs could supplement the information and content that music could not cover, interpret music and showcase singers. The production process of the MV required attention to the processing of the audio, including the consistent volume and the rhythm of the lyrics. In general, the purpose of the MV was to promote the song and singer through visual presentation, attract the attention of the audience, and increase the sales of the album.

The specific information about the Tianya MV was not clear. The search results mentioned a number of videos and songs related to the " Tianya MV," including Ye Beiwen's " Walking to the End of the World," Jay Chou's " Traveler to the End of the World," Ren Xianqi's " Tianya," and so on. However, there was no specific content, evaluation, or other relevant information about these MVs. Therefore, it was impossible to accurately answer the specific content or evaluation of the Tianya MV.

The music video for Carefree referred to Wang Qing's song, Carefree. He could see the information about Wang Qing's " Carefree " MV. According to the first document, the music video was 3 minutes and 51 seconds long, and it was in high definition. The second document mentioned Wang Qing's voice and the characteristics of the song, as well as the scene of Wang Qing wielding a sword in the martial arts world in the MV. The fourth document mentioned Huo Jianhua's music video, which was the theme song of the TV series " The Smiling Proud Wanderer." Based on this information, it could be concluded that the music video of the song " Carefree " sung by Wang Qing might contain the scene of Wang Qing wielding a sword in Jianghu.

"Smiley" was Cui Ruina's first mini album, which included the title song "Smiley(Feat.Bibi)" and four other songs. The title song invited BBII, who showed tacit understanding on TVING's variety show,"High School Mystery Club." The lyrics conveyed Cui Ruina's positive thoughts and encouraged people to maintain confidence and show a beautiful smile in the face of controversy and rumors. The music video for "Smiley" can be viewed on StoneMusicEntertainment@Youtube.

The music video for " Understand " was a music video of one of Guo Jing's songs. According to the descriptions of documents [3] and [5], this song was a love song with a very intellectual flavor, with a sad color. The music video showed Guo Jing's mature femininity. It might be a healing song. However, the specific content and plot of the MV were not mentioned, so more details could not be provided.

Virtual MVs were music videos created using virtual technology. Through the virtual production process, artists could use technologies such as the Unreal Engine to create super cool virtual concerts and MVs. The process of creating a virtual MV included using the virtual video player to watch various types of video materials, such as singers, dances, movies, and so on. They could also upload their own works. The virtual production stage and the green screen engraving technology could realize the artist's idea and create a realistic and customized virtual environment. Virtual MVs could be used for virtual live broadcasts, virtual productions, virtual concerts, and many other scenarios. Creating virtual music videos might be a new challenge for artists, but by using virtual technology, they could take music videos to new heights.