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Chapter 382 Does loving someone need a reason? (Seeking monthly votes)
Li Xuexue remained calm and composed as she responded to the media's barrage of questions:
"That's no longer the case; people always change."

Please, she's not crazy. Even if she really likes Qi Hao, she wouldn't come here to cause trouble today.

That would do no good and would only bring shame upon oneself.

Those wedding abduction scenes on TV always have one prerequisite: the bride or groom must have an extra true love.

It's either for the sake of the family, or it's because of premarital pregnancy.

Anyway, it was all out of necessity.

Qi Hao and An Feng are in cahoots, what good will it do Li Xuexue to meddle?

When did you realize that Qi Hao wasn't right for you?

The media wouldn't let her off the hook.

"The more I learn about Qi Hao, the more I feel that he is not suitable for me. We are more suitable to be friends. In fact, Qi Hao is an actor I admire very much. Our collaboration on 'The Message' was very pleasant."

Li Xuexue left without turning around.

Qi Hao and An Feng are already married, so she has to get rid of the rumors about her and Qi Hao.

Otherwise, if people constantly bring up the issue of unfulfilled desires, then you'll truly become a clown.

"What do you think of An Feng? She doesn't seem to be as famous as you, so why did Qi Hao choose her?"

Some reporters, eager for drama, continued to ask questions.

Li Xuexue won the Best Actress award, making her stronger than An Feng in terms of awards. However, An Feng now surpasses her by a large margin in both TV ratings and movie box office.

In business matters, she was completely dominated and crushed.

Talking about status is just stirring up trouble.

“An Feng is a very good actress. I don’t think she’s less famous than me. As for Qi Hao choosing her, it’s obviously because they are in love. Does loving someone need a reason?”

Li Xuexue wanted to kick this person to death.

Is this because they're afraid she and An Feng won't end up fighting?

Unfortunately, a scholar can't reason with a soldier; she has to win this battle today.

"Not long ago, Yao Chen and Ling Xiaosu both had affairs and divorced. Do you think Qi Hao and An Feng will follow in their footsteps?"

This is simply digging a hole.

Media reporters have malicious intentions; if they were to actually encounter a silly roe deer, they might just get a big news story.

"I don't know if they cheated. I didn't pay much attention to these rumors during the Spring Festival. Don't worry about Qi Hao and An Feng. They are both very serious about their relationship and will definitely grow old together."

Li Xuexue has been in the industry for many years. Even if she is not good at giving interviews, she is not so easily fooled.

She answered a few questions, felt she had clearly expressed her attitude, and then went inside under the escort of the greeters.

Zhou Xun's arrival also excited the media.

This girl has always been outspoken.

"I think they are a perfect match. I've watched them get together, it's so romantic. As for my feelings for Qi Hao, I think he's a good man, but I didn't interfere in their relationship. Everyone just came to the wedding and wished them well."

Zhou Xun spoke the truth.

In her mind, Qi Hao and An Feng's current relationship proves that love is a beautiful thing.

Like a harbinger of doom in the darkness, she was willing to try several men.

The guests included not only celebrities from the entertainment industry, but also many directors and people from the capital circle.

Jiang Wen, Zhang Yimou, Zhang Jizhong, Gu Changwei...

Even Stephen Chow, who usually dislikes appearing at such events, came in person.

Unfortunately, his film was primarily funded by Zhonghao Entertainment.

The two sides are currently in the cooperation stage.

The boss is getting married and sent him an invitation; it would be impolite not to come.

What if Qi Hao holds a grudge against him?

Celebrities, directors, and all sorts of people, both in front of and behind the camera, came—half of the entertainment industry.

And it's not simply calculated by half the number of people.

The key is that many big names come.

Often, a single vehicle might carry several big names.

Many people from the investment community also came.

Wang Chonglei (Hua Yi), Yu Dong (Bernard), Li Ming (Xiao Ma Ben Teng), and even Han Sanping (China Film Group) from the mainland all came.

Media Asia, Media Universe, and Movie Emperor from Hong Kong also sent people.

What's also surprising is the presence of many internet tycoons and business leaders.

"Mr. Ren, are you here at the wedding representing Penguin?"

Everyone knows that Qi Hao is a shareholder of Tencent.

While he wouldn't qualify as a major shareholder, holding 1660 million shares doesn't make him a particularly small shareholder.

It's not surprising that penguins send representatives to a wedding.

However, it's rather absurd that Ren Yuxin, president of the Interactive Entertainment Business Group, would personally attend.

"Yes, both. I'm also friends with Qi Hao, and I'm very happy that he's finally getting married. Since I'm in the capital, I naturally had to come and witness it in person."

Ren Yuxin chuckled, then waved and went inside.

I will no longer give any more interviews.

Actually, Penguin and Qi Hao are currently facing some issues.

The video website project that the two parties planned to jointly establish fell through. Tencent felt that they were in the internet industry and their expertise was relevant, so it was impossible for them not to take the lead in its operation.

Otherwise, they might establish multiple video websites to compete with each other. However, Qi Hao's side was not willing to back down, and the negotiations between the two sides repeatedly failed.

So what if penguins are rich?

The entertainment industry isn't something you can just navigate with money. If you're so capable, come and get in!

Or are you saying you can help create a new Zhonghao Entertainment?

However, penguins are indeed domineering.

In April of this year, they launched their video website product.

It uses the original Penguin Podcast v.qq.com domain name, integrating the QQ LIVE website and client into it for synchronized operation, unifying the Penguin Video platform domain name and external interface, and forming an independent brand.

Tencent Video!

The discussion ended abruptly, and they directly established a product.

This is to tell Qi Hao that we were prepared, and that cooperating with them is not a necessary condition.

However, just two weeks after the founding of Tencent Video, Donghao Venture Capital acquired Bilibili, an animation video website known as "B-site" by netizens.

This left Tencent completely bewildered, and even somewhat annoyed.

Damn, they're not following the script!

Once we've set up the website, you can participate, whether it's investing or participating in management—we can discuss it all.

Why did you start from scratch?

Of course, this is somewhat like the saying "only officials are allowed to set fires, while ordinary people are not allowed to light lamps."

But in fact, Qi Hao's actions were not just a momentary impulse.

The company had been in contact with these video websites before, and there were differing opinions within the company about whether to cooperate with Tencent to establish a new one or to acquire one and operate it themselves.

Qi Hao's side has always felt that the radicals are too radical, while the conservatives sometimes feel that the radicals are too conservative.

When meetings are held, they often turn into a complete mess of arguments.

Fortunately, Lao Tian was able to handle it, and in the end, he and Qi Hao made the final decision.

Because of the existence of the China Animation Development Alliance, the company tends to seek a video website that can accommodate animation elements.

Since the beginning of the year, I have mainly been in contact with two people.

One is site A, and the other is site B.

A site is more established.

It was founded in 07, and Bilibili, which was founded in 09, is almost a copy of it.

Of course, there's no question of who copied whom.

In any case, the core bullet screen gameplay and even the overall atmosphere of these two video websites are copied from the well-known Japanese anime website "NICONICO".

Last year, in early 2010, Xilin, one of the founders of AcFun, sold AcFun for 400 million yuan. AcFun was taken over by Bianfeng Network, a card and board game platform, and Chen Shaojie, the general manager of Bianfeng's Wuhan branch.

He bought AcFun primarily to develop a game live streaming business.

Even though the acquisition price was several times higher than when he bought it, he wasn't keen on reselling it, even though it had only been a year since the acquisition.

Therefore, Bilibili, which was established later, became the first choice.

This small website, founded in 2009, is so small that it's not even a proper company because it's not registered. Its monthly income is only tens of thousands of yuan, which isn't even enough to cover the website maintenance costs.

This founder, who was struggling so much, encountered the deep-pocketed Donghao Venture Capital.

The deal was reached easily.

Just then, the negotiations with Shanda regarding the novel website were finally settled.

Previously, they had acquired the comic website "U17" from Shanda, and now they have also acquired Shanda's novel website.

With the addition of video websites, a complementary triangle is formed.

Therefore, Qi Hao wasn't as enthusiastic about partnering with Tencent to create a video website.

Ren Yuxin had no choice but to come in person and have a proper talk with Qi Hao.

For video websites to grow and thrive, collaboration with content creators is essential.

Tencent will also be involved in content production in the future.

But you have to eat one bite at a time; taking too big a step can easily lead to trouble.

Before Tencent's content production factory achieves stable output, Qi Hao's side is a good partner.

For example, if Qi Hao were to exclusively release all of last year's movies on video websites, he could sue anyone who dared to pirate them, simultaneously engaging in publicity stunts and creating a significant advantage over other video websites.

Content is king, and that's no joke.

At this stage, it is Penguin that needs Qi Hao, which is why he was brought in as Penguin's third-in-command.

Sina is even more outrageous.

The CEO, Cao Guojiu, came in person, bringing several senior executives with him.

Unfortunately, the Sina management team, led by Cao Guojiu, holds approximately 9.4% of Sina's total shares. Although they are Sina's largest shareholder, their position is not very secure.

Qi Hao, who owns 2.5% of Sina's shares, became the target of their efforts to win him over.

Not long ago, Qi Hao and An Feng made an official announcement, and Sina also reaped the biggest benefits, with their product's daily active users doubling.

The website crashed twice.

When Qi Hao got married, they naturally prepared generous gifts to attend.

What they regretted most was that Qi Hao wouldn't allow Sina to broadcast the entire wedding live.

Otherwise, it would be another huge wave of traffic.

(End of this chapter)