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Chapter 475 Graduation Season

"That's not right. Shouldn't the fate of Ziweixing be your own song? Why don't you put it in your own album?"

When it comes to Feng Shui, Qian Jiang can't be said to be very good at it, but at least he knows nothing about it.

Although he has witnessed the rise and fall of the Hong Kong entertainment industry because of his work, he has also been passively exposed to some fortune-telling knowledge, but that's all.

He himself doesn't quite believe this.

If you ask him to explain why Zhouyi is Ziweixing, he can talk to you for three days and three nights from the perspective of publicity. After all, the White Dragon King fled back to Thailand from Hong Kong on a plane overnight, and the right of interpretation lies entirely in Warner's hands.

But what do you want to talk about astrology?

Sorry, no.

"There are so many fates for Ziweixing, and Sha Po Lang is just one of them."

Zhou Yi wiped the plum and put it in his mouth and said vaguely: "The theme of her album is unfinished, which means that Stefanie Sun insists on her unfinished music journey like a traveler, and continues those stories about music and growth.

"And these two songs, 'One Like Summer and One Like Autumn', represent the friendships she encountered on the road to pursuing music, and 'Sha Po Lang', which has the same name as her fate, implies that her career and her music journey will be unstoppable. The lyrics also represent a unique kind of love."

Friendship and love are two songs that complement each other and form a supplement to the theme in this album;
The song title is inspired by the fate of Ziwei Star, which implies that with the support of friendship and love, Sun Yanzi has expectations and prospects for the future of his unfinished musical journey.

Qian Jiang, who didn't quite understand, suddenly realized: "It has to be you."

At the end, he added: "But there is no rush. If you don't have any inspiration now, you can put it aside and prepare to go back to Peking University first."

Considering that Zhou Yi said that he had only written a song title, Qian Jiang immediately changed the subject, thinking that he had no inspiration. After all, in his understanding, a genius like Zhou Yi, who was so "indulgent" in character, would easily become upset if he was understood to have no inspiration.

It is not his responsibility as a manager to make the artists he is responsible for feel upset.

He is not in the same league as Chen Zeshan.

"Going back to Peking University? Aren't we going to wait until the second half of the year for school to start?"

When Zhou Yi heard the news, his attention was instantly drawn to it, just as Qian Jiang had wished.

If he remembered correctly, the time when he talked with the Peking University leaders was probably the beginning of the school year, and they asked him to present himself as an outstanding graduate.

"At that time, we all thought that SARS would continue for a while, but now SARS has begun to subside across the country, and the imperial capital is about to lift prevention and control measures to allow free movement."

Qian Jiang's tone became more formal when talking about this matter: "You have also participated in the graduation ceremony, so I think you should be familiar with this. However, the time this year is different from yours. This year, for a well-known reason, it is scheduled for June 6th."

At the end of May in the imperial capital, the rampant and dangerous situation of SARS was gradually passing, and the lives of people whose rhythms of life were disrupted by this sudden epidemic were about to slowly return to normal.

For this year's college graduates in the capital, this graduation season is destined to be an unforgettable one.

In order to encourage this year's graduates, Peking University leaders who had already reached an agreement with Warner and Zhou Yi came to talk to Qian Jiang to discuss whether Zhou Yi could adjust his schedule to attend Peking University's graduation ceremony this year and send blessings to the students who survived SARS through singing.

The main reason is that the current situation is special. Zhou Yi's appearance at this time can at least put a perfect end to this unforgettable graduation season for students.

"Okay, no problem for me. It just so happens that I haven't been back to school for a long time."

Zhou Yi agreed without hesitation.

His class had actually already started going through various graduation procedures on June 6, such as returning meal cards and books, etc. However, due to SARS this year, every graduate also had to undergo a graduation physical examination.

Therefore, the graduation mobilization time was postponed to the 20th, and the graduation ceremony was naturally postponed to June 6th.

Qian Jiang also said with emotion: "Your EP "Graduation" is really useful now. You can practice singing and familiarize yourself with it during this period of time."

Since the release of the "Graduation" EP, apart from singing it during roadshows and concerts, the number of times Zhou Yi has sung it in public is very limited.

There was no other way. Zhou Yi had too many well-known songs, and each one was better than the last. Qian Jiang even doubted whether Zhou Yi could still remember the complete lyrics of the four songs in the "Graduation" EP.

Oh, I should remember "Stubborn".

But he felt that the three songs "Those Years", "The Wind Rises" and "Goodbye" were not good.

After all, I sang too little.

"Okay, then you make the arrangements. I'll be leaving first."

Zhou Yi raised the concert plan for the Guangzhou Tianhe Stadium in his hand, smiled indifferently while eating and smacking his lips, raised his hand to greet Qian Jiang, and left the office. He returned to his lounge and started to look through it.

He came to Qianjiang to get plans for a new round of concerts.

As SARS was being controlled and eradicated at a visible speed, Warner's marketing department had already begun arrangements for the Guangzhou concert and submitted it to Zhou Yi for review.

Yes, give it to Zhou Yi for review.

This is also Zhou Yi's unique right.

At Warner, even the five top-tier stars including Sun Yanzi, Zhang Huimei, Nayoung, Sammi Cheng, and Aaron Kwok do not receive such treatment. They basically just do what the company arranges for them to do.

Unlike the 2001 people at the previous Shanghai station, the Tianhe Stadium will definitely not be able to reach that number this time. After the expansion and renovation in 56000, the normal seating capacity of Tianhe Stadium is .

However, due to the limitations of the original design, there is currently no way to use spatial addition and subtraction to come up with the number of 80,000 people like the Shanghai venue.

But Guangzhou is obviously willing to give Zhou Yi the green light and add as many seats as possible to the Tianhe Stadium to accommodate fans while ensuring that safety is not affected, which can also be regarded as boosting the city's influence.

Since Warner had already had a successful organizing experience in Shanghai, the preparations for the Guangzhou concert were obviously smoother, and some mistakes that occurred in Shanghai could also be corrected.

"The Guangzhou concert is tentatively scheduled for July 7th... Let me see, it's Sunday..."

Zhou Yi was flipping through the plan as he chewed the fruit slower and slower, his brows furrowed tighter and tighter.

He realised a problem, one that Warner may have overlooked due to his inexperience - off the field.

July is during the summer vacation, and Zhou Yi has a pretty good idea of ​​the composition of his fan base.

Although Guangzhou is a wealthy place, it does not mean that everyone is rich, especially those junior and senior high school students who have nowhere to go during the holidays, and those prospective college students who have received admission notices after the college entrance examination and are enjoying the longest vacation in their student career.

It was different from the last Shanghai show, which was on November 02, 11, before the winter break.

These students have the most energy and are most likely to get into trouble.

If students who don't have money to get in gather outside the venue to listen to the concert and something goes wrong, Warner and himself, who have not made any contingency plans, will definitely be pushed to the forefront.

Thinking of this, Zhou Yi uncapped the pen and added his own suggestions on security.

Although doing so is likely to be groundless worry, for Zhou Yi, who has seen relevant news, it is better to nip any danger in the bud.

The best that can be done is just increasing the budget, and Warner can still afford this amount of money.

"Hey, Zhou Yi, are you still here?"

Zhou Yi was still reviewing the plan and turning his pen when he heard a surprised voice.

I looked up in the direction of the voice and saw Sun Yanzi pushing open the door and poking his head in. He was biting on a straw and sipping an oral solution that was effective for colds and sore throats.

But judging from the frown on her brow, which she did not try to conceal at all, this thing was obviously more bitter than she had imagined.

(End of this chapter)