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Chapter 1070 Hawks
Everyone has a fear.

Lu Chuan was very afraid of Han Han.

The main reason is that after fighting him and being completely crushed, he never dared to utter a sound again.

Even just mentioning this name makes my lips twitch unconsciously.

This is a typical case of someone suffering psychological trauma from abuse.

So when Director Lu saw Han Han's blog, he was furious, but he had to keep it to himself.

He lost that verbal battle a few years ago and is still ridiculed by his peers.

If we could do it all over again, would I be confident I could beat my opponent?

If not, you can only endure it.

More importantly, lies don't hurt people; the truth is the sharpest weapon.

The blog post's analysis of the problems surrounding "Nanjing Nanjing" is incisive and penetrating, directly addressing the core of the contradictions.

The issue isn't just about Lu Chuan as an individual, but rather about him, the people behind him, and the group he represents.

Lu Chuan is just one typical example.

Does he dare to directly refute this article?

He dare not.

Especially since it was posted under Han Han's name, he knew that even if he refuted it, the other party would continue to pursue it, overcoming all obstacles and dragging in no amount of colleagues or friends.

The more you argue, the more embarrassing it becomes!

Director Lu was holding it in...

"Okay, okay, you've been in a bad mood lately."

"How about we go on a trip, travel around, have some fun, and relax?"

Qin Lan is quite gentle as a girlfriend.

"Heh..." Mr. Lu let out a long breath, thinking that his girlfriend's words made sense.

I'll relax for now and put it aside for the time being.

Indeed, there have been too many problems lately.

These are all troublemakers!

These young men have no sense of martial ethics. Whether it's Zhang Yuan or Han Han, these people from impoverished backgrounds don't understand the rules at all.

After adopting a more humble attitude and looking down on the two people who had recently opposed him, Director Lu suddenly had a "great man doesn't hold grudges against petty people" mentality.

That's much better.

With a good woman to assist him, a man can make fewer mistakes when he does things.

So the old saying that listening to your wife can make you rich isn't entirely without merit.

First, the wife must be intelligent, and ultimately, she must come with a wealthy family background.

For example, Wang Jianlin of Vanke, Ren Zhengfei of Huawei...

Of course, both of them changed wives after achieving success.

Women have their advantages.

But there are not only women in this world, there are also men.

Everyone knows what happens when a bunch of grown men get together.

At best, it would encourage Ma Guocheng to be born.

The general principles are to perform stand-up comedy in the beer hall.

When men get together, it's impossible not to do something.

Lu Chuan, who wanted to relax, had a meal with a group of friends from the Imperial Circle to relieve his boredom.

After eating and drinking a bit too much, some people started talking about recent movies and blog posts.

"Sichuan!"

"what happened?"

"Do you think we, the men of Beijing, can be lectured by some kid from Shanghai?"

"Get him!"

"Just say the word, and I'll bring a whole trainload of guys to Shanghai tomorrow and beat him to a pulp!"

When people are drunk, they brag. One says he's got people on his side, another says he has powerful connections. They all do it like that.

People from Northeast China don't have a good impression of many Southerners because they tend to exaggerate when they're drunk.

In the Guangdong and Guangxi regions, people who own dozens of houses still wear flip-flops and sit on plastic stools.

Even if the tea you drink costs 80000 yuan per kilogram, you'll still have to haggle over the 5 yuan parking fee for half a day.

This custom is naturally incompatible with the drunken pronouncements common in Northeast China.

But whether they're from Beijing or Northeast China, these kinds of words spoken at the dinner table are just that—words.

It's nothing more than indulging in empty talk.

But I'm not afraid of bad things happening, I'm afraid of a lack of good people.

Even when everyone's drunk, they can chat with friends at the table and then with their wives when they get home, and it's all fine.

At times like these, the worst thing is if someone is still clear-headed!
Everyone else is drunk but I am sober. What am I trying to do?
They're about to cause trouble!
"Chuan, are you confused?" one of the men said.

"You only see Han Han?"

"But I never imagined that it had been several years since that thing between Hanhan and you."

"After that, you two kept to your own devices."

"Why did he suddenly jump out at this moment, gritting his teeth and messing with you?"

Have you thought about this question?

Lu Chuan was stunned by these words.

My head was already spinning from drinking too much, and now I feel even more dizzy just thinking about it.

"Brother, what do you mean by that?"

"We must look at problems comprehensively, not just analyze them in one aspect."

“I heard that Han Han and Zhang Yuan have a good relationship,” the man said calmly.

"Ouch!"

Upon hearing this, Director Lu was struck by a sudden realization, and his whole body jolted awake.

"Is that so?"

"You didn't know, did you? Han Han recently published a book, and Zhang Yuan wrote the preface," the person continued.

"Fine, fine, not only did they steal my credit, but they also kicked me while I was down." Lu Chuan was furious.

Back home, Qin Lan took out a stack of travel brochures and started choosing where to travel.

But Director Lu pushed him away with his hand.

"I'm not going anywhere, I'm not in the mood!"

She was initially confused when her boyfriend changed his mind after just one meal.

When Qin Lan saw him browsing Han Han's blog and reading the comments, she knew that someone had surely stirred up his pride again.

Nowadays, online comments, especially from Han Han's fans, have almost completely vilified Lu Chuan.

He was also frequently labeled as a "traitor."

"Am I a traitor?"

"I am a traitor!"

"Why!"

"I am enlightening the public, allowing the audience to see the essence of war and understand the distortion of human nature."

"All you know is hatred for island nations, and you even call me a traitor!"

"Those who criticize me are the fascists!"

"You bastard Zhang Yuan, you openly borrowed my film to go upstairs, but secretly you found someone to take advantage of me."

That's so mean!

Hearing her boyfriend yelling, Qin Lan dared not say a word.

She recently asked many friends for advice.

Qin Lan debuted in 01.

She originally studied accounting, but unfortunately, she was not cut out for the job and suffered greatly. In the end, she dropped out of school and went into the modeling industry, eventually entering the entertainment industry thanks to her looks and figure.

With her looks, she could easily make it in the entertainment industry. If she really studied accounting, she'd become a boss's secretary in a big company.

Who could bear to let such a beautiful accountant just work?

The secretary should not be allowed to do everything when there is something to do, and nothing when there is nothing to do...

However, when she debuted, the competition was too fierce. The "Four Dan and Two Bing" actresses were at the height of their popularity. Although she filmed many dramas, she never had top-tier resources.

"Nanjing Nanjing" was her first big-budget film, and she wouldn't have gotten the role without her director boyfriend, Lu Chuan.

Compared to her co-star, Ms. Fan, her acting skills appeared quite immature.

The ability to portray slick, petty characters like translators is practically unique in China.

Therefore, Qin Lan temporarily relied on Lu Chuan, who did indeed bring her a lot of resources, so she naturally became interested in men.

She even went so far as to inquire about Huang Xiaoming, with whom she had met and had a relationship on the set of "Long Piao".

The information gathered is quite clear.

Most of them advised her to befriend Zhang Yuan, saying he was very good to his friends, generous, and capable.

"I'm in good health..." Xu Qing said.

He was quite moved when he spoke to Qin Lan.

This whole mess has gotten to the point where it's not impossible to make friends.

The problem is that the two sides are now on opposing sides.

And what those friends said about this was...

It's best to avoid being on the opposite side of Zhang Yuan, or having a direct conflict of interest with him.

Otherwise, you'll lose before you even know what happened.

Huang Xiaoming is the most qualified to speak on this matter.

He inexplicably lost the role of Yang Guo.

So Qin Lan wanted to persuade him, but to no avail. And she knew all too well that, given Lu Chuan's personality, the more she tried to persuade him, the more determined he became.

After all, in his eyes, it was already embarrassing to lose to the other party at the box office during the same period, and he couldn't get over it.

"Humph!"

"He messed with me, and I can mess with him too!"

At this moment, Qin Lan was pondering her words when she heard her boyfriend let out a vicious sigh.

Then Lu Chuan's fingers began to move rapidly across his shoulder...

Qin Lan had a bad feeling about this.

"Silly Que!"

Not long after, Zhang Yuan, who was filming on set in Paris, took advantage of a break in the crew to surf the internet in the rest area while still in his costume.

"He's pretty stupid." Jiang Yilang, who was visiting the set, muttered after hearing his words.

"Hmm?" Zhang Yuan looked up at her. "What's wrong?"

"Ma Long said he wanted to treat me to dinner tonight."

"They even said they could arrange a candlelight dinner," Ms. Jiang said, tossing her long hair.

Zhang Yuan: …

What's that black guy up to right under my nose?
"He has no idea that I hate black people the most."

“My mother said that France was ruined by these black people.”

Zhang Yuan didn't dare to say a word.

Your words are somewhat discriminatory.

However, given her mother's French Plain White Banner background, it's normal that she doesn't like Black men.

Indeed, family education plays a very important role in the formation of a person's values.

Zhang Yuan handed the computer to his assistant and then got up and went to the group of foreign actors.

"Hey, Malone, I have something to tell you."

"About the pretty lady next to me."

He put his arm around Lao Hei's shoulder and said with unusual seriousness, "I only have one request for you regarding her."

"That means staying away from her."

"So, she's your new girlfriend?" The red-haired older sister said dismissively, "You change girlfriends so quickly."

"We chased away a bunch, and now another one is coming."

“Yeah, friend!” Old Hei chimed in, “You can’t have every pretty girl.”

Seeing this, Zhang Yuan raised an eyebrow and then released Lao Hei.

"Okay, maybe you're right."

"Hey buddy, that's more like it." The black man laughed.

“You can take her out to eat, or take her back to the hotel,” Zhang Yuan said sincerely. “But I have a small suggestion.”

"Before you do these things, you'd better find the best lawyer in all of North America."

"why?"

"Because this can help you get a shorter sentence after you are arrested."

Zhang Yuan turned around and pointed at Jiang Yilang, and the girl smiled and waved at him.

"I've heard that you Chinese people all look very young."

"But her appearance..."

"No, no, no, Chinese girls do look young, but her French blood makes up for that perfectly."

"I'm sorry, that's not what I meant," Old Hei quickly explained.

"It's okay, I know it was unintentional on your part."

Zhang Yuan used a combination of kindness and firmness to appease her, while glancing at his red-haired older sister, and then added, "You must be just like me."

"I believe that mature, stable, and wise women are the most beautiful, not those who are still immature children."

"Yes, yes, yes..." Old Hei nodded vigorously.

"So please keep your distance from her... By the way, do you have time to have dinner together tonight?"

"of course."

"And you?" Zhang Yuan asked, looking at his red-haired older sister.

I'm really upset that I'm missing the red hair trophy from all the achievements.

Old Black then realized that what he had just said was a compliment to Rachel.

I thought to myself, "You're such a flirt."

"Sorry, I still have some books to read. You guys enjoy them." The red-haired older sister was clearly not taking the bait and waved her hand.

Zhang Yuan replied helplessly to his side.

"Giggle cluck..."

A soft laugh came from beside my ear.

"Uncle, you're so amazing back home."

"How come he can't even handle a foreign girl?" Jiang Yilang thought to himself, his eyes filled with disbelief.

"Children shouldn't meddle in adults' affairs." Zhang Yuan turned his head away in embarrassment and annoyance.

"If you can't, I'll help you."

"you?"

"When I was studying in France, a lot of girls liked me."

Zhang Yuan thought for a moment, "Are you trying to help me, or do you want to do it yourself?"

Does your dad know you're doing this?

"Your approach works on idiots, but you can't use that to pursue smart girls," Jiang Yilang lectured him, acting like a little adult.

"What's your opinion?"

"I'll help you."

Zhang Yuan squinted. Unsolicited kindness is always suspicious; there's no smoke without fire.

"what do you want?"

“I’d like to try a cigar,” Miss Jiang said, raising her hand.

If you dare to smoke today, you'll dare to drink tomorrow; and if you get a perm the day after, you'll be on stage...

"Deal!" Zhang Yuan shook hands with him solemnly.

"If you can handle it, I'll not only let you try some cigars, but I'll also take you to taste the best wines in all of France."

"It's a deal!" The girl was also aroused to compete.

“Uncle, you’re much more interesting than my dad,” she added.

“If all the actors are this interesting, the director would be very happy,” Jiang Yilang immediately said, trying to flatter him.

"That's not necessarily true..." Zhang Yuan chuckled wickedly.

"An actor like me won't please all directors."

For example, land crossing.

The idiot he just mentioned wasn't Old Black, but Director Lu.

Because a new term has recently appeared on the internet.

Prior to this, entertainers were generally divided into two factions.

Idol type and acting type.

This was even joked about in the TV series "My Own Swordsman".

Bai Zhantang, played by Sha Yi, flicked his hair and said sarcastically.

"Who are you calling a great actor? Who are you actually insulting?"

"I'm an idol!"

Sha Yi was right when he said that back then.

Later, Sha Yi stopped practicing the Sunflower Acupuncture Technique and only had "Golden Bell Cover and Iron Shirt" left.

This saying exists both within and outside the industry.

Contrary to what's portrayed in the film, in most cases, actors with solid acting skills look down on actors with idol-like qualities.

Just like how mainstream writers look down on Han Han.

Lu Chuan criticized him, saying that he was an idol.

Now, a new faction of actors has emerged online.

They're called hawkish artists.

I'm talking about him.

In traditional politics, especially in foreign policy, there are doves and hawks.

Of course, in Western politics, hawks are generally openly bad, while doves are secretly bad; either way, they are both bad.

His tough stance towards Japanese media is seen as a hawkish move.

Even though people in later generations love hawks and even think that hawks aren't hawkish enough.

He frequently posts "world-ending" and combative remarks online.

This kind of self-proclaimed hawkish, but actually overly hawkish and very naive idea is very popular.

In some people's eyes, patriotism is a sin.

I get goosebumps just hearing the word "patriotism".

Some people even pointed out that "The Wandering Earth" had a lower rating than "Interstellar" on Douban, and said that these movies that emphasize Chinese nationalism are all garbage.

All I can say is that in "Personal Tailor," Teacher Fan's words were truly thought-provoking.

People like Director Lu clearly belong to this faction.

He labeled Zhang Yuan with this label in an attempt to create an effect similar to "Wolf Warrior PTSD," thereby evoking resonance and disgust among some people.

The reason Zhang Yuan called him an idiot was because he had expected this to happen...

(End of this chapter)