I am a historical film director in the entertainment industry.

Regardless, this is the Best Director award! And he also won the Best Actor award.

The current "Three Kingdoms" series is a rare commodity, a clear seller's market, so Cheng Sheng isn't in a hurry to sell the film.

He plans to stay in Cannes for a couple more days to meet with more film distributors and try to sell "Three Kingdoms" for a good price.

During this trip to Cannes, Cheng Sheng had already made up his mind: he had to achieve both fame and fortune.

Before we knew it, the party had gone on until late at night.

After getting what they wanted, Cheng Sheng and his group returned to the hotel.

"Director Cheng, when are we going back to China?"

Li Heiniu had just posted an article on his blog about his experience at the Cannes celebration party, without even checking the comments below. He then asked Cheng Sheng about it.

"The overseas copyrights haven't been sold yet, so I'll be staying here for two or three days. You can take a plane back to China first."

Cheng Sheng thought for a moment and then said.

Chen Daoming nodded, knowing that Cheng Sheng must still have things to do, and said, "Okay, let's go back to China tomorrow."

"Alright, it's getting late, everyone should go back to their rooms and rest early."

After Cheng Sheng finished speaking, he returned to his room, took a shower, and drifted off to sleep with a pleasant feeling.

While Cheng Sheng was lost in his sweet dreams, dawn finally broke back home.

News from Cannes was immediately relayed back by journalists there.

Compared to the few people who received the news by listening to the radio, the reporters sent back photos, videos, and written descriptions.

These major news stories caused an uproar online.

Cheng Sheng is a legend in Chinese cinema, nominated for four major awards and winning two.

This was a truly memorable Cannes Film Festival, with six Best Actress awards and six Best Actor awards—it was absolutely outrageous!

Congratulations to Director Chen for winning the Best Actor award at Cannes, and congratulations to Cheng Sheng for winning Best Director.

The world's youngest director to win a Cannes Film Festival award has been born; he is a source of pride for the Chinese people.

[I feel Cannes owes Cheng Sheng a Palme d'Or. What was the name of that film, what was it called? Why did it win Best Picture?]

Whose fault was it that Cheng Sheng missed out on the Palme d'Or?

Who else in China is more talented than Cheng Sheng?

Cheng Sheng is a true actor-making machine.

With the mainstream public opinion praising it, the entire entertainment industry exploded.

Especially when I saw the words "Actor Maker Machine".

Chen Daoming won Best Actor again, adding to the two Best Actor winners he produced with "The Great Tang Dynasty 1". Although Cheng Sheng was not the director of "Buried Alive", he wrote the script, which earned Li Naiwen the Best Actor award at the Venice Film Festival once again.

What else could this be but an actor-making machine?
Cheng Sheng can't get rid of this prestigious reputation.

Male actors in the entertainment industry have gone crazy.

A true movie star!
He is also one of the three best actors in Europe.

He's not one of those film emperors from small towns, nor a Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actor, and certainly not a self-indulgent Golden Horse Awards Best Actor from Yizhou.

Especially the Cannes Best Actor award; in the minds of Chinese people, the three major European film awards are also ranked, with Cannes carrying more weight than the other two film festivals.

Male celebrities with even a little bit of fame in the entertainment industry have started to take action.

They sought out companies, connections, and friends, all hoping to get on Cheng Sheng's good side.

They don't care how much it costs to secure the male lead role in Cheng Sheng's future films.

In an instant, Victory Film Company received countless phone calls.

Xing Aina's life can be described as both happy and helpless.

Happiness is something many people exchange for resources. With more resources, the company will never have to worry about resources in the future. Unfortunately, there are too many people, and many of them are influential, so it's really hard for her to refuse.

All we can do is delay and give perfunctory answers.

"Good morning, Su Ying!"

Jiangsu Ying arrived at the company early in the morning with a cup of milk tea, and people greeted her along the way.

As the administrative secretary, Jiangsu Ying wielded considerable power within the company because she represented Cheng Sheng. "Hello."

Jiangsu Ying smiled and replied.

Arriving at the office Xing Aina had prepared for her, she put down her bag, took a sip of milk tea, and was just about to start working when there was a knock on the door.

"Come in."

Jiangsu Film said something.

Good morning, Sister Su Ying.

Good morning, Sister Su Ying.

Jiao Junyan and Zhang Xiaofei entered.

"It's you two! Why didn't you go to the film set?"

Jiangsu Film Studio was very happy to see the two of them.

As a new employee, she didn't know many people in the company, but for some reason, she got along particularly well with Jiao Junyan and Zhang Xiaofei.

It's probably because all three of them had just joined the company!
After a while, the three of them became good friends.

"We don't have any scenes to film these two days."

Jiao Junyan sat down on the sofa and said.

"No chance! Didn't Sister Aina arrange any training courses for you?" Jiangsu Ying asked curiously.

Generally, new talent agencies will send newcomers to work on film sets if they have roles, and otherwise they will receive training courses arranged by the company, such as voice and line training, action and facial expression management, etc.

Although these schools also teach these things, the people the company hires provide one-on-one training, and the teaching is particularly detailed.

"Yes! There's a physical education class at nine o'clock," Jiao Junyan said.

"Sister Su Ying, do you know when Director Cheng will return to China?"

Zhang Xiaofei asked cautiously.

“The boss didn’t call me,” Jiangsu Ying said, shaking her head.

"You're the administrative secretary, doesn't Director Cheng even tell you about this kind of thing?"

Jiao Junyan was very surprised.

"What are you saying? You yourself said I'm the administrative secretary. I only need to keep an eye on company matters. His personal affairs are the personal secretary's job."

Jiangsu Film said.

"You two...coming to see me so early in the morning, you're not trying to find out about the boss, are you?"

Jiangsu Ying suddenly thought of something and looked at the two of them, saying...

Zhang Xiaofei and Jiao Junyan exchanged a glance and said at the same time, "How could that be? We're best friends."

"Good sister! I need to reconsider those three words."

As a highly intelligent intellectual, Jiangsu Ying immediately noticed something was wrong with the two.

"Sister Su Ying, we just want to see if the Cannes trophy is made entirely of gold."

Jiao Junyan walked behind Jiangsu Ying, put his hands on her shoulders, and said in a coquettish tone.

"I think you're trying to get in through connections."

Jiangsu Film said.

Jiao Junyan and Zhang Xiaofei both looked embarrassed upon hearing this.

They did indeed have the idea of ​​using connections, since both of them were "recruited" into the company by Cheng Sheng, which meant that they still had an impression of Cheng Sheng.

However, impressions are easily forgotten. If time passes and Cheng Sheng is not seen for a long period, the impression will probably disappear.

While they still have a memory of Cheng Sheng, it would be best if they could pull some strings and get one or two roles.

"Sister Su Ying, you're Director Cheng's 'bedmate,' please help us!" Jiao Junyan said.

Jiangsu Ying glared and said, "What bedmate? Don't talk nonsense." (End of this chapter)