This top guy is crazy!

"She practically tore that reporter to shreds, haha! She directly exposed the problem of that showy 'feminist' rhetoric. We need more celebrities who refuse to be labeled!"

"Come on, that's so rude! The question itself wasn't the problem; she could have expressed her opinion without resorting to personal attacks. What an egomaniac!!!"

"'Express delivery breaks the stereotype that only other men can cheat on you' made me laugh so hard I almost fell over. The Western world isn't ready to welcome her yet."

"I don't even care about the movie anymore, I've become her fan!"

"I admire her resistance to that simplistic gender narrative, but the underlying misogyny is too obvious. 'I can't let other women take away my glory'? That's ridiculous. The 'glory' you're talking about is precisely the path paved for you by countless veteran actresses breaking down gender barriers!"

"The reporter's question was really stupid."

"Comments that she is 'misogynistic at heart' are insane. A woman succeeds in her own way and refuses to become a symbol of a movement, and you call her a traitor? Let women be individuals. She owes you nothing."

"That's right. Why do people say she's misogynistic? Didn't she also talk about men? Women aren't strong, men aren't strong, strength is in the individual. Isn't that objective and equal?"

"Her personal success is built on the shoulders of those who fight for more women, even if she denies it."

"A carefully calculated outburst of anger; it feels like a somewhat aggressive PR performance, designed to grab headlines, and it seems to have worked."

"This straightforward refusal to become a symbol, and the focus on personal value and effort, is different from the collective or identity-first narratives that are common in the West today."

“Yes, she is absolutely right. We should discuss art and the works themselves, instead of reducing everything to identity politics. Western media needs to improve.”

"The reporters thought they would get a different answer from Cheng, but they got a response of 'Why are you looking at me? I support her,' which is really cool!"

"Notice how swift and unconditional his support was!"

"It's kind of funny, they really don't care about these media outlets."

Cheng: You bunch of idiots really think you can sow discord between us?

On YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and other major overseas social media platforms, Wang Hong's interview clips spread like wildfire, and the comment sections quickly became battlegrounds.

The various factions were arguing fiercely.

Supporters praised her as "authentic," "cool," and "tearing away the mask of hypocritical political correctness."
The opposition criticized her as "rude and disrespectful," a "bitch from the East," and "making unnecessary personal attacks," adding that she was "far inferior to Kang Nam-bi."
People who enjoy entertainment frantically extracted clips of "urgent delivery, wearing a green hat" and created various memes and viral videos, which inexplicably went viral.

Of course, many people were simply drawn to her "indiscriminate attack" aura and her stunningly beautiful and sexy appearance, becoming her fans and saying they would definitely see "Lucy" when it was released.
However, when the news reached China, the tone changed drastically.

Domestic netizens were absolutely amused, each one pulling up a small stool, holding sunflower seeds and bottled water, fully demonstrating what it means to "watch the excitement and not mind the trouble."

Weibo, Douban, Hupu and other social media platforms were instantly taken over by joke writers:

"Holy crap! I knew it! How could Cheng Cheng's trip abroad be anything but well-planned! Hahaha! Sure enough, though late, it arrived!"

"When Frog Bro goes to war, nothing survives! This time, he's brought along Sister Red to give the foreign media a mixed doubles attack!"

"Open the door! Release Sister Hong!"

Wang Hong: I only managed to use about three-tenths of my abilities in China. Thank you, Serbia, for being such a free land that allowed me to completely let loose! / Grateful

"I'm dying of laughter, hahaha, they're going to give foreign media attention this time!!"

"Previously: Chinese celebrities had to be careful with their words and actions when traveling abroad, paying attention to their international impact. Now: Chinese celebrities dare to unleash their true power abroad!" "So satisfying, hahaha!"

In fact, Wang Hong's reputation in China has always been polarized, and it's not even that good.

Logically speaking, she played Chen Meijia in "iPartment" and Cheng Xiaomei in "Zhou Chu Eliminates Three Evils," both of which are cute characters, so she should have a good public image.

But the reality is quite the opposite!
Aside from her own fans, Wang Hong has a very poor reputation.

The reason is that she's a fierce and unyielding person, the most bitch-like of them all.

Whether she's on variety shows, attending galas, or walking the red carpet, she never hides her true self. She doesn't tolerate either senior figures with higher status or minor celebrities with lower status. She'll be sarcastic or sarcastic when she wants to be, and she'll show her true colors when she wants to be.

Moreover, she never gives the media any face. If she doesn't like the questions asked by the media, she will directly hang up the microphone and start mocking them. She has made countless enemies in the Chinese entertainment industry.

If she weren't an artist under Shinhwa, she would have been banned eight hundred times over.

He can be considered a dominant force in the Chinese entertainment industry.

But now that this incident has come out, Wang Hong's reputation has suddenly improved.

"Yes, yes, yes, Wang Hong has a fiery temper, a bad personality, and negative emotional intelligence, but look at her when she goes abroad, doesn't she dare to speak out? Doesn't she say a single soft word? Doesn't she make us lose face? If you put other celebrities who usually buy trending topics like crazy, but become timid and afraid of saying the wrong thing when they go abroad, can they do it?"

As a result, many people began to turn against Wang Hong.

Of course, many people also felt that Wang Hong's behavior in front of foreign media was a bit too much. It made us Tianxia people seem very uncouth. She could have just answered the questions properly, but now the foreign media are making a fuss about it.

But this was quickly countered:

Does being gentle, kind, respectful, frugal, and modest mean you have to be a good person? Forget about it!

While the outside world was in an uproar, at the premiere, the screening of "Lucy" was getting better and better.

In the darkness, only the roar of the speakers and the suppressed gasps of the guests could be heard.

The core plot of "Lucy" is actually not complicated.

The story begins in the beautiful island city of Taiwan, where Wang Hong plays Lucy, an ordinary, even somewhat naive young woman, who is deceived by her boyfriend and forced to become a drug mule.

A bag of blue crystals was surgically sewn into her abdomen; inside was CPH4, a substance powerful enough to alter human understanding.

When the bloody surgical scene appeared on the screen, many audience members gasped.

In addition, Wang Hong's fairly good performance made everyone feel her fear and despair.

But that wasn't the end of it. During the transport, Lucy, played by Wang Hong, was imprisoned and beaten by gang members.

The guests gasped in shock:
"Wow, that's too ruthless!"

"It looks painful!" (End of Chapter)