HuaYu97: Starting as a Singer

Chapter 196 [196] Jay Chou's new song is ready; her third album may become a Chopin plus version in November.

In the days that followed, Qi Yuan cut off all contact with the outside world and focused on filming on set.

Qi wanted Zhang Dahuzi to increase his workload.

Zhang Dahuzi knew that Qi Yuan wanted to finish filming as soon as possible and run away.

He didn't say anything. Qi Yuan was so popular; he couldn't really let Qi Yuan stay on set for four or five months.

The money he earned from filming "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer" was nothing compared to the money Qi Yuan made from releasing albums and holding concerts; he was well aware of this.

Zhang Dahuzi asked directors Huang Jianzhong and Yuan Bin to combine Qi Yuan's scenes into one film.

Qi Yuan often shoots for three days with Group A and three days with Group B. Every day is packed with work. It's common to shoot from 8 a.m. to 11 or 12 p.m., and when there are many night scenes, it can sometimes go until 1 or 2 a.m.

After discovering that his martial arts attributes had improved, Qi Yuan's physical fitness also improved. He could withstand the high-intensity work of more than ten hours a day, and his performance was quite good.

My performance in every scene is around 90 points, and occasionally when I'm in a good mood, I can even reach 95 or 100 points.

"You're in pretty good shape, kid."

Yuan Bin had Qi Yuan, who had been hanging in the air for half an hour, brought down and couldn't help but praise him.

Qi Yuan was only considered to have decent physical abilities by his standards, because he had seen much stronger ones in Hong Kong before.

Jackie Chan has a superhuman physique. He fell from a tree while filming, causing high intracranial pressure and bleeding from his ear. He said he planned to rest for half a month after surgery before filming again.

Jiahe was scared and insisted that he rest for three months.

As a result, Jackie Chan didn't get a proper rest. He continued to date girls and dance, and a few days later he went to Japan to promote his new movie. Most people would easily become five pounds along with their bodies from all that.

Of course, Qi Yuan wasn't much different. She filmed for more than ten hours a day, and still talked about love and romance at night.

The results of working so hard on the film were very obvious.

The film, which originally took three or four months to shoot, was compressed by Qi Yuan into two and a half months.

……

8 month 20 number.

Qi Yuan, who has been in seclusion on set for two months, is about to return to the public eye.

Zhang Dahuzi arranged an incredibly lavish wrap party for Qi Yuan, booking the entire first floor of the hotel to treat the whole crew to a meal, giving Qi Yuan a great deal of face.

Xu Qing gave Qi Yuan plenty of face, declaring that they would go crazy all night long. Qi Yuan didn't hold back and actually stayed up all night talking to Xu Qing.

The next day, Qi Yuan left, and Xu Qing took leave.

The crew was a bit confused! Why did Xu Qing go on strike after Qi Yuan left? Nobody understood and didn't dare to ask.

Soon, news of Zhang Dahuzi throwing a lavish wrap party for Qi Yuan spread like wildfire.

The paparazzi tracked down Qi Yuan's whereabouts and speculated that he was going to Taiwan to produce his third Mandarin album.

Yinghuang's Xie Tingfeng and Huo Wenxi were quite frightened when they heard the sound of the wind.

"Feng Zai, release the Mandarin album immediately, don't wait even a day longer."

Huo Wenxi hurriedly called the company's publicity department to immediately arrange for the song to be promoted on the charts and for the new album to be released in the next few days.

They were terrified of Qi Yuan, so much so that they developed psychological trauma. Now, they get scared whenever they hear that Qi Yuan is going to release a new album.

Originally scheduled for release in September, "Thank You for Your Love 1999" was released directly on August 25th, and Nicholas Tse began a frantic promotional campaign.

This album, produced by Yinghuang with a top-notch Hong Kong team at great expense, was indeed of high quality. Coupled with Nicholas Tse's handsome looks, it became an instant hit in Hong Kong and Taiwan upon release, quickly topping the local record sales charts. Nicholas Tse finally stood up for himself, and he became even more convinced that Qi Yuan was his nemesis.

See? As long as Qi Yuan isn't around, he'll be unbeatable in the Hong Kong and Taiwan music scene.

The feeling of dominating the music scene is so exhilarating; the more Nicholas Tse promotes his music, the more confident he becomes.

Yinghuang began releasing a large number of press releases praising Nicholas Tse's innovation in music, marketing his title as a king of the music scene, and incidentally taking a jab at the Four Heavenly Kings, claiming that Nicholas Tse had also contributed to ending the era of the Four Heavenly Kings.

The Four Heavenly Kings: ? ? ?
Are these people crazy? Why is everyone so determined to end the Four Heavenly Kings? Did we eat your rice?
The fans of the Four Heavenly Kings were very dissatisfied.

Who do you think you are, Nicholas Tse? You've only just released your first best-selling Mandarin album and you're already boasting about ending the Four Heavenly Kings.

Qi Yuan and Ren Xianqi ended the reign of the Four Heavenly Kings, which is acceptable to everyone, as these two are really popular.

Richie Jen, born in 97, was a phenomenon in the Chinese entertainment industry; his rise to fame was listed among the top ten most influential events.

98~ Now, Qi Yuan holds down Richie Jen with one hand and the Four Heavenly Kings with the other, achieving success in both the music and film industries. It is reasonable for Qi Yuan to end the reign of the Four Heavenly Kings.

What makes you think you're worthy, Nicholas Tse?
After the fans of the Four Heavenly Kings clashed with those of Nicholas Tse, they discovered that Nicholas Tse had a massive fan base.

The rock 'n' roll persona and rebellious music helped Nicholas Tse attract a massive number of young fans, who were not only numerous but also highly influential.

As one of the first generation of traffic stars, Nicholas Tse's fans were consistent with later traffic stars in terms of spending money to buy movie tickets to support their idol, and they were also consistent with later traffic stars in terms of fighting spirit in verbal battles. In terms of fan fighting spirit, he may even be stronger.

His fans actually managed to argue back and forth with the fans of the Four Heavenly Kings.

There are quite a few people who are just as eager as Nicholas Tse to release an album.

Zhang Yu of Gold Typhoon immediately released his new album "The Rain Keeps Falling," which is another great album.

……

Having just arrived at Warner Music Taiwan, Qi Yuan, barely having warmed his seat, was somewhat speechless: "Am I a plague? Why does everyone want to avoid me as soon as I arrive? If they kill me, wouldn't they become gods?"

"..." Zhou Jianhui was both amused and exasperated, and couldn't help but complain: "Do you really not know how powerful you are in the music industry? Who would dare to mess with you?"

During this period, the EP "Next Year Today" sold over eight million copies, and the album "Wish" sold six and a half million copies.

"The Mission" grossed over 20 million in Hong Kong and is approaching 30 million in mainland China.

Qi Yuan's brilliance is enough to make everyone in the Chinese music scene give him a wide berth.

Qi Yuan's third album's nine new songs were sent back to Warner Music Taiwan at the end of June, and Huang Yu-xun and Hong Jing-yao have been arranging the music for Qi Yuan.

Zhou Jianhui had listened to those nine songs, and they were all amazing. Even without Qi Yuan's achievements in the film industry, most singers wouldn't dare to touch them.

When Chou Chieh-lun heard that Chi Yuan had returned to Taiwan, he persevered and invited Chi Yuan to play ball again.

After being teased by Qi Yuan, Zhou Jielun took out a sheet of music from her backpack: "This is a song I wrote for you. It has the hip-hop elements you wanted, and I've incorporated a bit of classical style. You could call it a song that pays tribute to Chopin."

After listening to Zhou Jielun's introduction, Qi Yuan began to look forward to it.

First, look at the sheet music and lyrics.

Hey!
The music started as he went on stage to accept the award, and he played "Nocturne".

This is bad; his third album has truly become "November's Chopin Plus".

"I'm releasing an album on the 14th of next month, where are my songs? Don't tell me you didn't write them for me."

Zhou Jielun urged.

(End of this chapter)