The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 490 The Advantage Lies With Me! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
What does "a good start" mean?

ATV, which has just become a satellite television network, is the best example.

The two newly launched hit variety shows have ignited the Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia regions.

Of course, Guangdong province and other provinces in mainland China can also receive ATV's satellite signal, which has also generated considerable buzz.

Not only are two variety shows popular, but the quality of the other programs is also extremely high, and they are equally eye-catching.

Drawing inspiration from later short video models, the Song Garden under Qiu Degeng's management, as well as the Tseung Kwan O Film City, serve as platforms to extract widely circulated story clips or exciting scenes from movies, allowing contestants to play different roles.

During the performance, all sorts of hilarious moments naturally occurred, making the audience laugh non-stop.

Of course, there are also singing competitions, including solo shows and group competitions, which are combined with stage play performances in the amusement park.

There's also "Jingwumen," a show specifically for skilled dancers, which features intense street dance battles and is very appealing to young audiences.

In short, the constant stream of variety shows will definitely keep viewers of satellite channels entertained.

Variety shows are a hit, and TV dramas are just as popular.

In order not to hold back, the filming and broadcast of the TV series "Huo Yuanjia" and "Chen Zhen" were restarted.

In addition, the classic "The Legend of the Heavenly Silkworm" should not be overlooked.

As for so-called urban dramas about wealthy families and their feuds, I won't make that choice.

After seeing too much of that stuff, apart from those who genuinely like it, most people will just think it's pretty average.

It even gives the impression that Hong Kong's elite families are ruthless and vicious, with internal power struggles reaching unbelievable levels.

Exactly, apart from pig's feet, there's nothing good about it!

It would be better to produce more workplace dramas, allowing viewers to get a good look at the workplace situation in Hong Kong, while also showing the most beautiful urban scenery of Hong Kong.

What is this called?
A promotional video showcasing the cityscape of Hong Kong Island!

Of course, after ATV went satellite TV, its main dramas were historical epics.

TV dramas like "The Battle of Chu and Han" and "Emperor Wu of Han" have a large audience in Chinese communities in East Asia and Southeast Asia.

At least at this time, those elderly overseas Chinese with a strong sense of national identity had not completely left, and they still held deep feelings for Chinese history.

The ratings may not be high at first, but the situation will definitely improve over time, and it may even become a hit.

A long and splendid history is the greatest treasure trove!
Sometimes, there's no need to insert personal opinions into TV dramas; viewers who can understand them will subconsciously compare them with local history.

No matter what it is, comparison is the worst thing.

At least in Southeast Asia, China holds an absolute advantage over the region, both historically and currently.

Although it may not be as direct as a military exercise, it penetrates deeper into the soul.

If you identify with Chinese culture and are in a place like Southeast Asia, it's inevitable that such thoughts will arise when you see grand historical dramas; it's instinctive.

Let's not even talk about terms like "uniting people's hearts," which are almost synonymous with ambition.

At the very least, gaining greater influence among the Chinese community in Southeast Asia through various means is ATV's long-term goal.

As long as this point is grasped, ATV will absolutely not have any problems.

Whether it's the internet revolution or the advent of smartphones, ATV has always been able to maintain its competitive edge by leveraging the support of the Southeast Asian Chinese community. In normal times, the Chinese-speaking world lacks a television media outlet with sufficient influence to cover the major Chinese communities in Southeast Asia.

Po Village is too small and lacks sufficient resources.

Besides, if they want to become leaders of the Chinese community in Southeast Asia, they have to ask the American troops stationed there if they agree.
Just a few years ago, Singapore began a comprehensive effort to eliminate Mandarin and adopt English as its first language.

Regardless of their difficulties or helplessness, such actions are a major blow to the overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia who have always adhered to Chinese traditions, and it is unlikely that Singapore will become dominated by Southeast Asian Chinese.

It can be said that the entire Southeast Asia lacks a powerful Chinese media outlet to provide some solace to the Chinese community in their difficult circumstances.

By the time the mainland economy developed rapidly and it became too late to expand into Southeast Asia, it was too late.

The new generation of Chinese has a low sense of identity with the mainland, and has been influenced by certain local educational practices for a long time, which has formed deep-rooted ideas.

Otherwise, given the future strength of the mainland's economy, even a fool would know that we should rely on the mainland as a powerful force.

Putting everything else aside, as long as you can open up foreign trade routes in mainland China, you can easily become a rich person or even a tycoon.

However, in the era of smartphones, there is not much information on this topic.

Just think about it, and you'll understand the trick.

In fact, ATV and TVB on Hong Kong Island are the best choices.

At this time, the Hong Kong entertainment industry was at its peak, with influence radiating throughout Southeast Asia. As long as the signals of the two television stations could cover the area, it would be easy to establish a foothold and gain considerable influence.

In any case, the development of Southeast Asian countries will be mediocre for the next few decades.

Aside from major cities, the promotional effect of television was still very significant; the widespread adoption of home computers was no joke.

Unfortunately, firstly, the Hong Kong British government did not allow it, and secondly, it is estimated that the executives of the two television stations did not have a strong desire for television to be broadcast on satellite, thus missing the best opportunity.

Now that Wu Feng has been reborn here, he naturally has to seize the opportunity!

Of course, historical dramas are not a panacea; they also need to be combined with high-quality idol dramas to boost ratings and influence.

At the same time, idol dramas are also the best platform for setting fashion trends, promoting various fashion brands of clothing and jewelry, and other aspects.

Just think about how much influence "Meteor Garden" had.

There are also so many high-quality Korean dramas, Hong Kong dramas, and Japanese dramas, all of which can become powerful tools for ATV to conquer the market.

If Hong Kong Island can be transformed into one of Asia's fashion and trend centers through ATV's promotion, the resulting influence and associated economic benefits would be an absolute boon for both Hong Kong Island and the mainland.

In short, as long as the quality of the TV series is good, there are many things that can be done and many goals that can be achieved.

Anyway, the people on the wireless side were extremely envious.

In particular, when the new version of "Huo Yuanjia" starring Kenny Ho became a hit TV series in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, my feelings of envy and jealousy intensified.

When it comes to high-quality dramas, TVB has far more.

The Jin Yong series is remade every few years, and it is believed that it has a large market in Southeast Asia.

There are also TV series like "Shanghai Bund". If they were to be remade, I believe there would be no shortage of viewers.

What is this? This is an absolute gold mine!

(End of this chapter)