My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 934 Having seen towering mountains and vast oceans, what need is there for side dishes on the table?

These past few years have been a period of great transformation in Hong Kong's entertainment landscape.

In the early 1980s, Chinese-style restaurants, large stages, and nightclubs were still the most popular.

It was roughly equivalent to the wedding banquet halls in hotels later on, where people would sing and perform on stage while you ate dinner, and there was also a dance floor in the middle where you could dance.

During prime time at night, most of the tables are converted into seating for the performances.

This is somewhat similar to the early Spring Festival Gala.

The important people were sitting at the front table, while the ordinary audience members were crammed into the back seats.

Paula Tsui, Roman Tam, and Jenny Tseng were all big stars in this group.

The practice of singing while toasting originated from this time.

High-ranking officials and dignitaries all like to sit in the front row for socializing.

With a capacity of up to a thousand people, it is also the main venue for Hong Kong stars to hold concerts.

This model was not changed until the Hong Kong Coliseum, which can accommodate tens of thousands of people, was completed.

Nightclubs that suddenly lost their singing business quickly introduced karaoke rooms, and dancers were assigned to these private booths to provide companionship.

The famous KTV chain, Cashbox, actually opened in Causeway Bay last year.

However, the chain strategy has not yet been widely publicized and is still in the exploratory stage.

So, just as the trendy crowd had waned their interest in disco and hadn't yet ventured into affordable karaoke, Wei Dong forcibly dragged them over to avoid the issue of dancers.

You can go clubbing, sing karaoke, and there are such beautiful actresses as guests, why not come?

All the fun-loving people in Hong Kong were heading to Kowloon that night.

The lowest hourly rate for a private room is 198 during the day, but it soars to over 1,000 at night, and rooms are still hard to find.

There's another key technical point here: all of these karaoke devices came from Japan. Most of them use a combination of a video recorder, a karaoke machine, and a reverb unit. The advantage is that you can look up the song list and ask the front desk to send you a specific videotape.

Even though fast-forwarding and rewinding still require manual operation, the "beautifying" singing voice with built-in sound effects is enough to pique the curiosity and amuse consumers who have never experienced it before.

In the large, high-end private rooms priced over two thousand per hour, there were sound engineers operating LD disc players, which were still relatively expensive and rare at the time.

However, the vast majority of these music videos, which were specially recorded in Cantonese on DVDs in Japan, are copyrighted by Colorful Pictures!
Other companies that want to get into the karaoke business have to negotiate copyright purchases with Colorful Pictures, but only we can replicate it indefinitely.

This one aspect alone is already a bottleneck.

Qin Yuye and the others were really excited and rushed over to make their appearance.

As a boss's wife with a net worth of hundreds of millions, dressing like a chicken to lead a dance on stage made Wei Dong think, "You've really gone too far!"
Of course, he didn't show any intention to stop them; as long as they had fun.

I'll keep Lao Heng and the others company.

That's right. Previously, wealthy families like Lao Heng disdained going to nightclubs controlled by gangs. If the media found out, they would ridicule them as idlers and playboys.

So, aside from traveling around Southeast Asia with Qin Zhiming, socializing mainly takes place in large-scale, stage-like settings.

With such a lively publicity campaign, I naturally had to come and join the fun.

The main surprise was that Wei Dong could do such a business in such an ingenious way, not to mention that he took over from a triad boss.

It was truly a case of a powerful outsider suppressing a local bully.

As a result, Zou Huimin actually followed Wei Dong's instructions and invited a dance teacher from the TV station to choreograph the dance moves. It was no longer the casual, unstructured style of disco with its improvisational movements and no fixed steps.

They also brought along Zhang Min, who was eager to integrate.

The five goddesses appeared on the scene in the guise of crazy women.

In short, of the legendary four beauties of Hong Kong, no matter which ranking you choose, at least three of them are mentioned here.

They all wore bodycon skirts of different colors and styles and danced wildly on the stage. I wonder if the scene was a sensation?

There was almost a riot at the scene.

It was only thanks to the two rows of South Asian security guards who were temporarily brought in that the front of the stage was firmly blocked, preventing the packed disco from rushing onto the stage.

Moreover, the hall originally didn't have an "S"-shaped walkway running through the entire space; during the renovation, two-thirds of it was cut off, which Wei Dong described as looking like a tadpole's tail.

It's just like a "T" stage, making it convenient for the lead dancers to take turns performing individually at the front.

In Qin Yuye's words, Wei Dong was really high that night, experiencing intense excitement from the bottom of his heart!
Wei Dong wondered if it was only the high level of competition, like in basketball training, that could trigger such intense excitement and tension.

Yao Shuzhen and Qin Yuye were the most energetic, going crazy as soon as they stepped on stage;

Lina and Zhang Min, who are both from mainland China, can keep up with a little adjustment;
Zou Huimin, however, was noticeably reserved, trying her best to follow the dance teacher's instructions precisely in terms of movement and steps.

So the stage was incredibly beautiful, a riot of colors and a riot of blooming flowers.

After the opening synchronized dance, the DJ began his drawn-out introduction: "Ms. Barbara, the current Chairperson of the Board of Directors of Asia Television..."

"Ms. Yao Shuzhen, the rising goddess of Colorful Pictures, is currently working with Stephen Chow..."

"Vivian, Senior Executive Director of ATV Sha Tin New Channel..."

"Ms. Zhang Min, the art and literature goddess of Colorful Pictures..." "Ms. Lina, the fitness goddess of Asia Television..."

Amidst screams from the audience, jump a bit on the winding tadpole tail in front of you.

Are all board chairmen this charming?
Is Asia Television still hiring? I'm willing to work as a security guard or a cleaner!

Needless to say, the three goddesses have already made public appearances and have works to their names, and now they are practically acting like actors appearing on variety shows.

It's incredibly addictive.

Of course, the most eye-catching one was Zou Huimin.

She was by no means a stunning beauty and couldn't be associated with such alluring and sexy characteristics. In modern terms, she lacked sexual tension.

But against the backdrop of these four women brimming with sexual tension, it's just like a bite of crisp pickled radish—refreshing!

Moreover, the title of Senior Executive Director was particularly surprising, prompting the entire room, like the rest of Hong Kong, to ask:
who!
who is she? !

Lao Heng and his group were originally crammed with Wei Dong at the entrance of the private room, intending to watch the beginning and then return to their private room, but they ended up standing there for half an hour!
Who wouldn't love to see such youthful energy and vitality, with the unique beauty of winter plum blossoms and summer chrysanthemums?

Even though Uncle De is in a wheelchair, he still comes to watch!
However, unlike the others who would wink or make faces, he mostly remained silent.

Wei Dong thought he was grateful for the sale of Asia Television to him, and as he helped push him back into the private room, he bent down to explain: "This is a new tactic for the TV station. It is no longer mainly broadcasting dramas or even variety shows, but has completely become a platform for selling goods, selling tourism products, selling movies products, selling nightclub products, and it can also sell real estate products."

Unexpectedly, Uncle De reached out and gently patted the bent-over shoulder, whispering, "From expanding the mainland market with jeans to operating completely differently on television, I feel exhausted and unable to keep up with the times. I hope that for the sake of these two deals, you can take good care of Jenny and her brothers for me."

The elderly person who had suffered a stroke spoke somewhat unclearly.

In fact, Uncle Tak, who has been through many battles, is probably very clear about how things work in Hong Kong's entertainment industry, which is similar to the underworld.

The capable shall occupy the position.

If the next generation lacks the business acumen to manage the business, then everyone will be hunting and dividing the spoils.

The moment Cheng Lang mentioned, the time of the whale's fall, is now vaguely showing signs of an impending encirclement and annihilation of Brother De, all indicating that Uncle De's era has passed.

Birth, aging, illness, and death, and the decline of bodily functions, are processes that even Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han could not reverse.

Having lived through sixty years, Rang Weidong patted the old man's hand and said, "Second Brother De is capable, but he seems to be influenced by the second wife, and his thinking is not very rational. It would be best if you could talk to him. Of course, if he shifts his focus to the mainland, he won't be fighting in such a small place as Hong Kong. The chances of survival are greater and the future is longer. I guarantee that I can treat him as my own brother."

Uncle De grunted in response and said nothing more.

The middle-aged generation uses a few drinks to chat about romance and business.

Long Zhenwei also had the opportunity to participate from the sidelines for the first time.

There are clearly more people learning Mandarin, and many more are going to the mainland to do business.

At least in the eastern Guangdong region, they have basically been able to bypass Wei Dong and skillfully conduct investment negotiations in various places.

This made Wei Dong not only stop clinging to his own little monopoly, but also enthusiastically offer all sorts of advice.

In the end, they managed to secure several real estate promotion and advertising deals for the TV station.

The next day, the relevant program team at the TV station was overjoyed, as the business brought back by the boss was the most lucrative.

However, at this time, all the gossip and tabloids in Hong Kong newspapers and media were focusing on the wild figures of the five beauties standing on the stage.

Then, on behalf of all Hong Kong citizens, they asked who Vivian was...

It felt like they were deliberately trying to sow discord.

Having not participated in beauty pageants and only managing to secure a contract after two or three singing competitions, the previously unknown Zou Huimin could only be described as someone who hadn't fully matured in the past two years.

Because she was working in the radio station, she was only known to a small group of people who pursued her.

This will instantly boost their exposure to the maximum!
Titles like "Asia Television's Beautiful Chairwoman of the Board," "Wing On Films' Hottest Goddess Jumps Ship," "Freshly Emerged Beauty Pageant Hottie Fails to Make It," and "ATV's Rustic Beauty" could easily be the subject of numerous gossip columns.

Ultimately, they all contribute to the image of the "clumsy, awkward dance steps of the executive director emerging from the water like a lotus flower."

One particularly shrewd media outlet even uncovered that after the wild night, the beautiful CEO took several of her girlfriends back to a seaside villa to spend the night together.

Isn't this just giving Bozi Dong, who has already gone home, an advantage?

fart!

It clearly benefited the players.

They returned from Malaysia early the next morning, planning to rest for a day or two before gathering all the members of the HK team to head to Hawaii and Los Angeles for a three-month training camp in North America.

I was stunned to find stunningly beautiful women of unparalleled beauty all over my house when I came home!

Is this the partner the boss sent us? Great!

I've dedicated my life to my boss!
Seeing the group of tall young men who immediately froze, Yao Shuzhen and the others burst into laughter, finding it quite amusing.

Rushing to work, Rang Weidong earnestly recommended: "They're really good. Apart from Kanzai, none of them have girlfriends. They're simple, healthy, and earn a lot of money. They'll be Hong Kong's future icons. If you like any of them, you can consider it."

In North America, NBA players are the top choice for celebrities and socialites.

Having already seen billionaires, the goddess no longer sees ordinary mortals.

(End of this chapter)