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Chapter 46 What kind of new movie does he want to make?! (Brothers, please read on!!)
In this era where traffic is paramount.

Is it really okay?

Whether it works or not doesn't matter.

Most importantly, it keeps up with current events and its main focus is on stirring up netizens' emotions.

Make a killing off a huge amount of money from traffic.

After posting this short video, Donggua quickly landed a commercial advertising deal, effectively making the most of the traffic.

As for the comments section, he didn't care at all, and even let them argue among themselves.

As expected, the comments section was filled with arguments.

"It's not good to fantasize about a movie just because you've heard a theme song. What, are you a fantasy master?"

"Exactly, I'm dying of laughter. The 9.1 million yuan box office of 'All for the Winner' can't shut these people up."

"Stop yelling. You keep bragging about the 9.1 million yuan box office. Let me ask you, before you made 'All for the Winner,' were you always flopping?"

"Exactly! They've made so many terrible movies already. They just got lucky and managed to get 9.1 million yuan at the box office by getting involved with the anti-fraud bureau. As for whether that box office figure is inflated, who knows?!"

These netizens are quite outspoken.

They've already openly questioned whether the box office figures were manipulated.

As the topic gained traction, the short video featuring "winter melon" quickly became a trending topic.

Tang Liting, a student at the Chinese Music Academy who was previously signed by Song Hao, was very angry and saddened to see such comments from netizens.

So she specially recorded a short video.

"Hello everyone, I am a student of the Chinese Music Academy. I met Director Song Hao that day. He is humble and low-key. After asking me which teaching building Teacher Tan Jing was in, he specially left me an autograph and words of encouragement."

As she spoke, she took out her notebook.

"From our conversation, I felt that Director Song is a really nice person. I could also tell that he came to see Teacher Tan Jing with sincerity. Although the theme song has not been released yet, I hope everyone will appreciate it more."

"Singing songs in the traditional Chinese style is already difficult, but songs in the style of traditional opera are even more difficult. A song with two different styles is extremely rare. Here, I hope everyone will give Director Song more encouragement and expectations."

After the short video was released, many netizens started to follow the story.

Among them are many fans of "All or Nothing".

"Sister, I agree! I also think Director Song is both handsome and low-key."

"Yeah, back then you all said he was arrogant, but didn't he actually come true all those boasts he made?"

"I'd like to follow you, miss. Do you have a boyfriend?"

Of course, wherever there are people, there is a world of its own.

The haters also came over, drawn by the smell.

"You're a shill, aren't you?"

"Haha, is this how shills are used these days?"

"That's too low-level."

Tang Liting felt very wronged when she saw these comments.

Why is it that she's telling the truth?

But these people just don't believe it.

"If you don't believe me, then don't believe me. Go listen to it yourselves at midnight tonight!" Tang Liting wiped away her tears, set her alarm, and planned to listen to the song "Red-Clad Girl" on NetEase Cloud Music at the top of the hour.

the other side.

Tan Jing felt somewhat guilty after seeing the comments online.

She has been teaching at the school for many years and hasn't sung a new song in a long time.

It's fair to say that he's already been phased out by the entertainment industry.

She was worried that her rendition of the song wouldn't receive a good review.

So Tan Jing sent Song Hao a message: "[Xiao Song, how about we try other singers again, compare them, and then reschedule the release date of 'Red-Haired Girl'?]"

Song Hao knew that Tan Jing was affected by the online rumors.

He comforted her, saying, "Teacher Tan, it's okay. I believe in you, and you should believe in yourself too."

Tan Jing was deeply moved when she read those words.

She was a middle-aged woman in her forties who had long considered retiring from the entertainment industry and simply living a quiet school life.

But now, Song Hao has given her some fighting spirit again.

Tan Jing: [Okay!]

As time passed, midnight arrived. Zhang Yixing had already shared his new song, "Red-Clad Lament," in the WeChat group for the song "All or Nothing."

He also tagged everyone: "Everyone, come listen to the song written by Director Song, it's absolutely amazing!"

Wang Chuanjun and Jin Chen actually knew about this as well.

After all, they weren't living in the 3G era.

Wang Chuanjun: [Immediately post a Weibo message in support!]

Jin Chen: [Oh dear, I'm still wearing a face mask! Listen to me right away!]

Zhou Shibao: [I'll post it on my WeChat Moments right now.]

Soon, netizens across the country opened NetEase Cloud Music to listen to music and watch the drama unfold.

At first, when the intro started, everyone was curious.

After all, this kind of intro doesn't sound like a mainstream song.

Could it be that the paparazzi "Donggua" was right? It really is a song in the traditional Chinese style!

Soon, the singing began.

It's the voice of teacher Tan Jing.

[In one scene of the play, the water sleeves rise and fall.]

Singing of joys and sorrows, of partings and reunions, has nothing to do with me.

The fan opens and closes, the gongs and drums sound and then fall silent.
The emotions within the play, the people outside the play—who can say for sure?

To the surprise of many netizens, this song even has a music video.

However, at the beginning of the music video, along with the singing, only shadow puppetry is playing continuously.

Through shadow puppetry, you can see people performing on the stage.

But the people in the audience were ugly and wicked.

They were everywhere, densely packed.

Seeing this, everyone realized what was happening.

This is an expression of how the people on stage are being threatened by bad guys and are being forced to perform.

There is a desolate sense of humility.

This also reminded some sentimental netizens of the War of Resistance against Japan.

Countless innocent Chinese people are forced to do the same thing.

Traditional Chinese opera is a national treasure of China!

Now we have to bow our heads like this.

It's absolutely despicable!

Meanwhile, some netizens noticed lines of text on the left side of the music video.

It's as if it's telling the story of everything that happened in the video.

It wasn't until they read three lines that everyone realized this was truly a story about the War of Resistance against Japan!
In an instant, everyone's emotions surged up.

It should be understood that resisting Japanese aggression is something ingrained in the bones of every Chinese person.

Even when playing games, if you encounter a player from Sakura Island, whether they are an enemy or a teammate, kill them first.

[Accustomed to infusing all emotions—joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness—into their performances]

So what if the lyrics are sung to death?
White bones and green ashes are all me.

As Tan Jing's singing reached this point, everyone's thoughts returned to the lyrics.

In this chaotic world, we drift like duckweed, unable to bear watching the flames of war engulf our land.

Though my position is humble, I dare not forget my duty to the nation.
Even if no one knows me!

When everyone heard this lyric, their pent-up emotions exploded.

"What a fine example of someone who, though of humble status, dares not forget his duty to the nation!"

"Many years ago, our ancestors thought the same way, and that's how we achieved true peace and victory!"

"I felt like crying when I heard this song, but why is that?"

As everyone listened intently, they gradually noticed a problem.

That means the song is about the background of the War of Resistance against Japan.

So, what kind of genre are Song Hao's films?
(End of this chapter)