This top guy is crazy!

Why are some moviegoers afraid to go to the cinema?

I'm so tired of being scammed. A good movie had no problems before its release, and it had no problems a week after its release. In fact, because of its good quality, many viewers spontaneously became its advocates.

As a result, just half a month after its release, the film suddenly launched a controversial publicity campaign, betraying the audience.

Who can bear this?
In comparison, Cheng Cheng is much more reassuring.

On September 30th, the premiere of "Lucy" was held in Xinxiang, Serbia.

The premiere's red carpet was set up in front of Xinxiang's largest theater, and the Avenue of Stars was packed with reporters from major media outlets and Wang Hong from platforms such as YouTube and TikTok, creating a deafening roar.

When Wang Hong, dressed in a red gown, walked down the red carpet arm in arm with Cheng Cheng, the atmosphere reached its peak.

As the absolute protagonist of today's event, Wang Hongren was in high spirits, his eyes sparkling with brilliance, looking down upon everyone.

If everyone has a "moment in their life," Wang Hong is absolutely certain that this moment is her "moment in her life"!
At this moment, the spotlights were flashing wildly on her, and every tiny movement and expression of hers was captured by the camera, becoming the headline of tomorrow's entertainment section.

She fully enjoyed the feeling of being the center of attention, being adored by top global media outlets, and being worshipped by countless flashes of light.

She walked from the beginning to the end of the red carpet, calmly accepting the host's interview.

During the Q&A session, when a reporter excitedly handed the microphone to Wang Hong:
"Woof, your work is about to be shown to the audience. Are you nervous?"

“Nervous?” Wang Hong smiled and said, “No, I’m not nervous at all. I have absolute confidence in my director, my team, and our work. It is destined to conquer audiences around the world.”

Wang Hong glanced at Cheng Cheng beside her, and her back straightened even more immediately.

Hollywood Entertainment reporters pushed to the front and shouted their questions:

"Ms. Wang! Your car chase scenes in the trailer are very impressive. In traditional film and television narratives, intense car battles seem to be the domain of male characters. Do you think your performance this time has successfully broken this stereotype that 'car chases are only for men'? In the future, will you dedicate yourself to taking on more hardcore roles that showcase female power and establish a new image of female action in the industry?"

汪红反问：

"I also have a question for you. One day you overslept and your mom drove you to school. Did your mom break the stereotype that only men can drive? One day you vomited after eating. Did your mouth break the stereotype that only people with dermatitis can spew feces? One day your wife used an express delivery service. Did that break the stereotype that only other men can cheat on you?"

A collective gasp of surprise erupted from the audience!

Many people instinctively covered their mouths, staring at Wang Hong in disbelief—

Did these words really come from the mouth of this beautiful Eastern woman?

The reporter who asked the question turned pale and then flushed.

Wang Hong gave them no chance to catch their breath and continued:

"On screen, when an actress performs a car chase or action scene, you act like you've seen an alien and have to ask, 'Is this breaking the male-only barrier?'"
Let me ask you again, why do you think of 'gender exclusivity' first when evaluating an action scene, instead of 'how much hard training this actor put in for this shot' or 'whether the action choreography serves the character'? If a male actor were performing this car chase scene today, would you ask 'did he break the female exclusivity barrier'?

Obviously not.

So why would you ask this question when an actress is standing here?
Let me tell you, the reason this car chase scene was so thrilling is because I underwent more than a month of hellish training, crashed two specially made cars, and almost had a serious accident during one practice session.

Everything I did was to make this film a success, to make myself famous, not to break any labels for any particular group. Nor was it to let other women steal my glory.

I am strong, that's all. You just need to praise me, not my gender!
The women aren't strong! The men aren't strong either!
It's the individual who's strong!

Finally, she raised her chin, her eyes filled with disdain:

"Is this all Hollywood journalists are capable of? Our domestic journalists wouldn't even ask such lame questions!"

After he finished speaking, there was a moment of deathly silence in the room, which was then followed by even more intense discussions and exclamations!

But it must be said that Wang Hong's point is indeed valid: if a woman slaps someone, the man should also slap her.

A reporter squeezed forward:

"Woof, aren't you afraid that what you're saying will affect the movie's box office?"

Another reporter also said:
"Woof, are you worried this will affect your career in Hollywood?"

Wang Hong: "I always thought that there was more freedom of speech in Serbia, didn't I? The success of a film does not depend on pleasing everyone. If someone chooses to reject a good film just because I said a few truths, then I think it is not my loss or the film's loss, but the loss of the audience."

Furthermore, a sufficiently powerful and confident country and market will welcome and need truly talented actors who can accommodate diverse voices, regardless of their origin or whether they are 'obedient' or not. If not…

She shrugged, the meaning of which was self-evident.

This answer hit a nerve with the reporters present.

As a result, many reporters turned their attention to Cheng Cheng, since he was present. They wanted to see how Cheng Cheng would react to Wang Hong's words, whether he would distance himself from Wang Hong and claim that it was Wang Hong's own opinion, or whether he would try to smooth things over for her.

Cheng Cheng took the microphone:

"Why are you looking at me? I support her. Is there any other question? If not, let's go in."

The reporter then remembered.

Compared to Wang Hong, Cheng Cheng is the biggest troublemaker and hooligan.

They were incredibly stupid enough to want to confront Cheng Cheng for an explanation.

Cheng Cheng turned his head and said to Wang Hong:

"Let's go."

"Okay, Director Cheng." Wang Hong smiled and tightened her grip on Cheng Cheng's arm before entering the venue with him.

The reporters at the scene were all speechless.

At this moment, they really missed Jiang Nan.
After entering the venue, Cheng Cheng and Wang Hong chatted with the directors, actors, and wealthy people present. Soon, the premiere began.

On the big screen, the names of Cheng Cheng, Wang Hong, and others began to scroll.

Sitting in the audience, with Cheng Cheng beside her, Wang Hong felt an unprecedented excitement. An overwhelming thrill—from this day forward, she would no longer be Wang Hong of Tianxia!
It's not just about Wang Hong, it's about the whole world!
This made every cell in her body tremble uncontrollably.

Meanwhile, Wang Hong's remarks during the interview also went viral online. (End of Chapter)