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Chapter 940 This Voice is Left for History
"To be honest, it's been so long that I have forgotten that we are also part of the screenwriters."

Zhang Yi then smiled bitterly, picked up his phone, and sent a message in the group.

As expected, the original message in the group was "Welcome Director Li", but it suddenly became "Welcome Director Li and Director Zhang to join".
Originally, most people in the group were pessimistic, and all we can say is that something is better than nothing.

Unexpectedly, Li Mu and Zhang Yi were exposed.

The influence of their entire group of people in the industry may not be as great as that of these two people, and for a moment everyone couldn't help but feel full of confidence.

After all, it feels really special to have someone supporting you.

"Those who carry firewood for others should not be allowed to freeze to death in the wind and snow. I will also add fuel to the fire." Brother Chen Kai still likes to recite poetry, and this proverb comes to his mind at any time.

"Okay, count me in, too."

Huang Jianxin saw that Li Mu and others had reached a consensus, so as a screenwriter he naturally could not fall behind.

As a result, two more names appeared in the group.

This made everyone in the group crazy, because the lineup of signatories for this second wave of joint letters was too luxurious.

At this moment, at Ning Hao's house, Xing Aina was cursing.

"Look, look, Director Li and the others have come out, what are you afraid of?" Xing Aina stood on the side of the screenwriter without hesitation, pointing at the signatures in the group and shouting.

After all, she is just a screenwriter, not a director. At most, she is a producer, but she rarely takes on this role.

"Oh my god, I didn't expect Lao Li and the others to sign their names."

Ning Hao seemed not to hear Xing Aina's cursing, but was muttering to himself instead.

"I started out as a screenwriter. Don't forget, you are one too. The script is the soul of a movie. It makes sense that the Screenwriters Association refused to allow someone like Guo Jingming to join. If they can't even protect the original copyright, who will protect our interests?"

Xing Aina said lightly.

"Okay, okay, I support you too." Ning Hao was so annoyed by the muttering that he quickly raised his hands in surrender.

However, at this time, Li Mu did not simply sign his name and call it a day.

As the saying goes, do things to the end.

If we simply participate, it may be blown away after the storm. We need to arouse discussion among everyone so that there is hope for sustainability.

Li Mu was editing the content while eating mutton hotpot.

In addition to being signed, the content must also be supportive, which is a must. Speeches on Weibo are more about expressing an attitude.

“In fact, even if it causes a large-scale public opinion, the possibility of them being banned is not great. Not to mention whether plagiarism can be classified as a “bad deed”, even if it is, the two will at most stop appearing on camera, and the behind-the-scenes creation will not be affected too much.”

Like people in the industry, Huang Jianxin is not optimistic about this matter.

Because there has not been much news from the regulatory authorities so far, the plagiarism of Guo Jingming and Yu Zheng has become more and more serious.

He even used an attitude of "I copied and made a lot of money, what can you do to me" to challenge public perception.

Later, Zhang Yi and Chen Kaige also joined the discussion.

Li Mu nodded from time to time, finally finished editing the content, and then clicked send:
"The distorted phenomenon of 'successful people' leading the way in values ​​due to unjustified gains should have been corrected long ago. This time, the purpose of signing is not to achieve any result, but to leave a mark in history: that people in this industry have resisted and made their voices heard, so this voice will be left for history."

After posting, Li Mu stopped paying attention to the crazy increase in comments and started chatting with Zhang Yi and others.

However, there was already a lot of heated discussion on Weibo at this time, and Li Mu's Weibo post was like a fuse, completely igniting the current public opinion.

"Damn it, brothers, what did I see?" "Li Mu didn't seem to show up during the last incident at King Kong River. This sudden appearance really gave me a scare."

"That makes sense. These two are so disgusting. It's a pity that the current entertainment industry is driven by traffic. The commercial influence of these two is not low. Even though there are a lot of bad reviews, it has not substantially affected their career development."

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All kinds of sounds came like a tide.

The original initiator, screenwriter Wang Hailin and others liked and forwarded the post, and commented: Thank you Director Li for signing and supporting.
Now everyone in the industry knows that Li Mu really signed his support.

The originally pessimistic industry insiders seemed to see the dawn of hope.

Things like this are like a gust of wind, which comes and goes quickly. After all, the speed of the Internet is too fast. You may be criticizing it today, but it may change tomorrow.

But Li Mu's support is like timely help, which can at least keep the popularity going for a while.

At the same time, in Li Mu's villa, Shu Chang was called by Liu Yifei to study the script of "Go Where the Wind Is" together in order to prepare for the filming next summer.

At this time, Shu Chang was lying on the sofa, and couldn't help but sigh, "Xixi, your Li Mu will really end up in trouble."

"Let me see, let me see." Liu Yifei was wearing casual home clothes and her hair was not tied up. For a moment, her hair flew all over Shu Chang's face.

"Sister, can you please pay attention to your image? If your fans see you looking so sloppy, they will stop following you, right?"

Shu Chang was speechless, and quickly brushed the hair off his face, only to see Liu Yifei had already picked up her phone, muttering, "My fans are not such superficial fans who only care about appearance, you don't understand"

"Yes Yes Yes!"

"That's very well said." Liu Yifei smiled, "No, I'll repost it and comment on it."

"Wait a minute, that's my phone, use your own."

"Hey, you stingy guy, what's wrong with using it? Don't you support it? I'll take it as your support." Liu Yifei happily forwarded the message and commented with two words: support.

Then he happily picked up his mobile phone and began to forward and comment seriously.

But at this time Guo Jingming was a little panicked.

He doesn't care at all about other small fry, because he has the capital behind him and they will help him in order to make money.

But Li Mu's intervention did make him a little worried.

Whether in the director circle or in the capital circle, Li Mu's strength and influence far exceed his.

"I hope it won't cause any trouble," Guo Jingming muttered secretly.

Yu Zheng had the same mood as Guo Jingming, but now he was less arrogant because he knew that if someone really took action, they would be able to deal with him.

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Early the next morning, at the State Administration of Film, Zhang Hongsen looked at the information and immediately called his secretary.

"Director Zhang, Director Li, that's the situation. Guo Jingming and Yu Zheng have indeed caused a bad atmosphere in the circle, and..."

"Okay, I got it!" Zhang Hongsen waved his hand. He also knew about Guo Jingming and Yu Zheng's affairs, but the regulatory authorities also have their own difficulties. After thinking for a while, he told his secretary, "Please contact the Copyright Bureau for me."

At the same time, screenwriter Song Fangjin released the second batch of joint signature lists of "Film and Television Practitioners Jointly Boycott Yu Zheng and Guo Jingming" on Weibo. The new list contains 45 people in total.

The first few names are: Li Mu, Zhang Yimou, Chen Kaige, Huang Jianxin
(End of this chapter)