This star is going to the moon

Chapter 360 Old Golden Hair Refuses to Accept Election Results, Little Life Heir Remains Saintly As Before
On October 23, "The Sacrifice" was released, and Rowoon posted a message of support on Weibo.

It's not that I'm supporting this barely passable movie, but simply that I want to support Guo Fan, who directed it, and Wu Jing, who acted in it.

Lu Yun had seen this movie in his previous life, and its plot was only so-so.

However, considering that the project started in mid-June this year, less than four months before the 70th anniversary on October 25, it is quite remarkable that the film was completed, finished, and released two days ahead of schedule.

In order to complete a heavy industrial war film with war scenes in a short period of time, the script of this series is completely different from the traditional film script.

The script is divided into four sections, each telling a story within the same time period, but the four sections must be connected.

The screenwriter used coupling connections in the creation, with characters in different stories reflecting, echoing, and connecting with each other.

In addition, the screenwriter used a tabular format to present the script, arranging the several stories in a timeline on a spreadsheet to visually represent the stories from different perspectives.

This innovative model has brought about a new level of creative efficiency. The scriptwriting team completed the first draft of the script in less than half a month after receiving the task.

The film ultimately grossed over 11 billion yuan, entering the "billion-yuan box office" club in the history of Chinese film.

Keep in mind that at that time, there were only seventy or eighty films in China that grossed over one billion yuan.

This film carries extraordinary industrial significance. Given the tight schedule and heavy workload, achieving this box office and passing rating is no easy feat.

As for this version, Lu Yun has no idea how much it will score and how much it will gross.

After all, he currently has over 100 million followers on Weibo, and many people are waiting for his second space tourism giveaway, so his updates are getting a lot of attention. Who knows how many people will go to see the movie based on his recommendations?

In particular, Guo Fan and Wu Jing are also in the cast. Guo Fan and Lu Yun are currently filming "The Wandering Earth 2", and it has been revealed that Wu Jing will also have a cameo appearance.

In fact, Wu Jing's cameo appearance is at the very end of the movie.

"The Wandering Earth 2" is actually a prequel to the first "The Wandering Earth". Lu Yun plays "young Liu Peiqiang". In the end of the second movie, he will be an astronaut on the Navigator International Space Station, just like in the first movie, to provide conditions for his family to enter the underground shelter.

By the end of the second part, "young Liu Peiqiang" had become "middle-aged Liu Peiqiang" and had grown a beard, which was the image of "middle-aged Liu Peiqiang" played by Wu Jing in the first part.

So Wu Jing makes a cameo appearance at the end of the second part, playing himself from the first part.

Meanwhile, Uncle Da's character "Han Ziang" also makes a cameo appearance in "The Wandering Earth 2". When Lu Yun's character "young Liu Peiqiang" and An Fangfei's character "young Han Duoduo" get married, he will appear as the bride's parent and have dinner at the same table with Liu Peiqiang's "master".

That is, "Zhang Peng" played by Sha Yi.

Both of these "fathers" ultimately chose to sacrifice themselves.

Fortunately, the filming of "The Wandering Earth 2" in this life started a year earlier, and Lu Yun reminded Uncle Da to get a medical check-up during the filming of "The Wandering Earth 1", so the problem was discovered early.

Therefore, Uncle Da rarely acts now, as he has been recuperating and receiving treatment. Now, when he makes a cameo appearance, there's no need for special effects to pay tribute.

Just as the two of them came to make a cameo appearance, Lu Yun had already returned to the set from Dibai to film. After filming, they even got together that evening.

While Lu Yun was filming "The Wandering Earth 2" with peace of mind, the outside world was in an uproar.

On the 25th, the Muyuan spacecraft conducted its sixth manned test flight, which also involved docking with the space station to improve the space terminal.

This is the final upgrade to the space terminal. After this is completed, the space terminal will be able to operate normally.

With Lord Lu Yun announcing the price of space tourism based on the Space Shuttle, and the official opening of ticket sales at the Zhuhai Airshow next month, people are once again interested in seeing the test flight, which is becoming increasingly rare.

This was the sixth manned test flight, and the number of viewers in the live stream actually increased instead of decreasing.

The number of audience members at the live events, which had been consistently high in previous occasions, was even greater.

On the 28th, Tianwen-1 made its third orbital correction, getting closer and closer to Mars.

On this day, Tianwen-1 had been in orbit for 97 days, was about 44 million kilometers away from Earth, and had traveled about 2.56 million kilometers.

Nearly 100 days after launch, Tianwen-1 is still on its way to Mars, demonstrating the difficulties of deep space exploration. And Ma Ying-jeou's manned Mars mission faces even greater challenges.

Even if we can use large rockets to drop massive amounts of supplies to Mars, the most important thing is how to ensure that humans can stay in spaceships that are getting further and further away from Earth for more than half a year without experiencing physical or psychological problems.

On the last day of October, the Muyuan spacecraft successfully completed its sixth manned test flight, the space dock was officially assembled, and the Muyuan spacecraft detached from the Tiangong space station and returned to Earth.

On the same day, Huayao launched pre-sales for its new Mate40 smartphone, which can send text messages, voice messages, and pictures via satellite network.

And pre-sales are soaring, as if they've never been sanctioned.

Now, Huayao should be considering how to deliver the goods.

Fortunately, the pre-sale is not the official launch, and Huayao still has some time to prepare for phone production.

Nowadays, mobile phone launch events are just that – launch events. There's always a period of time between the official release and the launch, and this buffer period is used to prepare inventory.

As November arrived, things got lively in the US.

Three days later, the talent show... cough, the general election begins!
Various media outlets and political bloggers have sprung into action, analyzing the vote percentages of both sides in real time to see who will emerge as the winner.

Regardless of which family ate it, netizens thoroughly enjoyed the gossip.

I still think Trump is the better choice. After all, there are a lot of people betting on him on those "winner/loss prediction" websites, and that's real money in their "support."

I actually think it's Lao Deng (Old Deng). Those websites can't be trusted. How many times have they set up scams?

Indeed, would they even open the betting if they knew they would lose money?

I think it's a smokescreen, probably designed to evoke a "desperate fight will win" mentality among voters on Deng Xiaoping's side, encouraging them to support their own government and vote more.

I saw something here, I don't know if it's true or not, but an American friend of mine and his family support Trump, but now that he's leading, they've decided not to vote. They're all pretty busy, and they think he'll win anyway.

This kind of mentality is unacceptable; saying "this game is in the bag" is practically a jinx.

Just as Chinese netizens were watching the spectacle and American voters genuinely felt they were influencing the country's future, the results came out.

Wow, Harden won!

[Haha, I knew there were too many smoke bombs here, there must be some trickery involved!]

[Trump seems to be on edge, currently unleashing a torrent of abuse on Twitter and refusing to concede defeat, even calling Biden "eager to pretend to be a victor."]

Wow, Trump is tweeting like crazy, five tweets in half an hour, saying he's going to sue and demand a recount.

[Impossible. Old Deng's side definitely won't agree. It seems Trump's defeat is inevitable.]

Will it be good for us if the old man comes to power?

Forget about it, it's impossible. Although they don't get along, they've reached a consensus to target us.

Sigh, since it's all the same anyway, I actually want Trump to stay in power; after all, there's plenty of entertainment to watch.

[Haha, for laughs, just watch the neighbors' lives. They're choosing their heir, and the second in line turns out to be that "holy-like" kid!]

What does this mean? What do you mean by "his saintly qualities remain unchanged"?

[To put it bluntly, he's an idiot!]

Goodness, this world is really...

(End of this chapter)