I think as a nostalgic and emotional drama, "Home Cooking" has been hailed as a "tear bomb" on the screen in 2011. In this regard, Bai En said the drama "Home Cooking" reflects a lot of thoughts of a new era of young people, and I believe that many viewers will feel touched and ****ing when watching "Home Cooking". Bain said, "But the play does not feel depressing or sad, many humorous comedy sequences throughout the film are hilarious, and the positive and optimistic attitudes in the minor characters are equally admirable."

Talking about his role in the movie, Bai En confessed that he has continued his previous path, and that He Wenda is still a character who is kind at heart but a bit rebellious in character, and also revealed that there will be two entangled relationships in the movie. Bai En said, "He Wenda originally had a girlfriend when he was in school, whom he liked very much and was happy together.

But then he went to college in Beijing, met another girl, and developed feelings for the college girl. He Wenda has been very conflicted and torn between the two girls, but in the end he chose his former girlfriend and returned to his old life." Baek Eun believes that this kind of emotional experience is something that every boy going through puberty has encountered before. He once played a hateful but very real character named Gangzi in the drama "Auntie Many Cranes" directed by An Jian.

This time around, he has teamed up with director An Jian again to play He Wenda, a boy who is also a bit of a rebel, in Home Cooking. In Bai En's mind, although the same rebellious boy, the two characters are different,Bai En said, "In fact, He Wenda and Gangzi are a little bit similar, but Gangzi is a little bit purely depressing, extremely extreme in character, while He Wenda is a little bit more aggressive, and I try to show the sunny side of the character of this boy, He Wenda, in my performance. "