Huayu: Starting from "The Heavenly Bodyguard"

The shocking news about Shen Mo disappeared overnight, and that's not all.

Then, a major media outlet published an article titled "The Entertainment Industry Should Engage in Orderly Competition," which set the tone for the matter.

The day after this report, Wang Zhongjun, that cunning old fox, gave an interview to reporters, talking at length about his appreciation for silence.

Wu Baige also followed suit and gave an interview, saying that Shen Mo's failure to join the cast of "Red Cliff" was his biggest regret.

Wu Junru revealed on a variety show that her ideal type is Shen Mo. She said that she and Shen Mo have no conflicts, and any conflicts are caused by love turning into hate.

Seeing the sudden change in the wind direction, Shen Mo called Lao Shen that same day.

The first thing to do is to ask if the ancestral graves are emitting green smoke, or if they might be burning.

The second, more subtle question is whether Lao Shen has any romantic rivals, especially those educated youth who were sent to the countryside.

Damn it, I was squatting there doing my poop in a perfectly respectable manner when suddenly a pair of gentle, large hands came and wiped my butt.

After wiping, she gently rubbed the back of her buttocks.

Shen Daniu said that she was squeezing very tightly at the time and couldn't quite enjoy this meticulous care.

The frictions he had with those bastards, big and small, on the surface appeared to be Shen Mo offending people, but in reality, he was just a nobody from Northeast China with no powerful connections or backing.

They rose so quickly, it's enviable.

The two Wangs of Huayi are from the Beijing circle, while Wu Baige is from the Hong Kong circle.

Shen Danu is neither side, yet his grades are so outstanding. It would be strange if he didn't get ganged up on and taken down.

After hesitating for a long time, Shen Mo finally couldn't help but ask:

"Third Master... give me a straight answer."

"What the hell are you going to do about this?"

"I'm a little unsure."

Pointing at Shen Mo, Han Sanping said with a smile:

"You feel like you've been bullied, don't you?"

"Do you want compensation?"

"Now that I've given it to you, why are you still not satisfied?"

He opened his mouth and said:

"Um...isn't this a bit too much?"

"Besides, there's no need for that. It's a small matter; I can handle it myself."

Han Sanping flicked the dust off his sleeve and said casually:

"We are in a very passive position in negotiations with the United States."

"Your achievements and abilities have been seen."

"The younger generation at Beijing Film Academy, or rather, the younger generation, needs someone to step forward."

Although Lao Deng's words were somewhat cryptic, Shen Mo understood them perfectly.

With wolves lurking all around, someone needs to step forward, especially the younger generation.

This small amount of support I'm giving myself is probably just a trial run.

Film belongs to the cultural industry and has a very special status.

Economically, the economic benefits of movies are never simply about box office revenue.

Instead, it will stimulate consumption in upstream and downstream industries.

No one can go to the movies without buying just two tickets.

Should we eat? Should we go shopping? Should we book a double room at the hotel?

The film industry is booming, and these other industries are booming along with it.

The film industry itself, due to its complex production chain.

The equipment, tools, technology, and personnel can provide a large number of high-paying jobs.

Moreover, each of these sub-sectors is a massive industrial cluster.

Culturally, that's even more important.

Whoever occupies the cultural high ground has the loudest voice and the most say.

It's easy to divide people into different classes and to categorize cultures as advanced or backward.

American superhero blockbusters are a case in point.

The world is always saved by blond-haired, blue-eyed Americans, and the villains are always Russians.

Chinese people are always depicted with squinty eyes and single eyelids, which has led to their image as weak, easily bullied, and sleazy.

This is a soft knife, and sometimes a soft knife is more terrifying than real hard power.

Often, the knees of those traitors aren't broken by being hit with sticks.

Instead, his manhood was cut off by a soft knife.

To put it bluntly, it means that American films are allowed to enter the market, while domestically produced films are ineffective.

Now we can only rely on delaying tactics to buy time for domestic films to develop.

But dragging it out won't solve the problem. After searching around, there were only a few able-bodied men in the family who could fight.

The younger generation is even less talented.

Zhang Yimou is a capable director, but he's spent too much time on opening ceremonies in the past two years, and the films he made afterward have clearly been a bit half-hearted.

The remaining three can only be considered half-baked.

Apart from "Farewell My Concubine," only half of the movies Chen Kaige has made are watchable; the other half he seems to go completely off-color. I wonder if he's trying to prove that he didn't direct "Farewell My Concubine."

Little Cannon is a serious commercial filmmaker, but his aesthetic sense is lacking. His carefree humor is okay, but his big productions reveal his true nature as a street hustler.

Jiang Wen is indeed very talented, but he is too stubborn and always likes to solve riddles, which confuses people.

The rest.

Either he has a cerebral thrombosis, or he's just shaking the camera.

Either you're still a noob and haven't mastered the skills.

Compared to those ugly and deformed people, Shen Daniu was a breath of fresh air, a handsome young man in the village.

The two commercial films they made clearly tell stories and are all about grabbing attention with their action-packed, visceral action.

It can make the audience happy.

It also had high box office returns.

Most importantly, both films are series.

As long as they don't cause any trouble and continue filming steadily, the box office results will definitely be good.

As for public opinion, the person isn't dead yet; we can't nail the coffin lid on too early.

With proper guidance, young people can still be saved.

Once Shen Mo understood the meaning behind Han Sanping's words, he also understood why he had such support.

The inner disciples number three thousand, but they are all just clay chickens and earthen dogs.

In the end, the one who was able to uphold the sect's honor was actually a fire-starting disciple from the outer sect.

Having figured out the ins and outs, Shen Daniu felt much more confident.

He spoke bluntly to Han Sanping, this old man from the inner sect:

"We still have to rely on me."

Seeing the smug look on the young boy's face, Han Sanping felt a surge of disgust.

In Shu, there were no great generals, so Liao Hua was made the vanguard.

It's truly frustrating that the only one we can rely on is this one brat.

He watched the preview of "Red Cliff" and the preview of "The Forbidden Kingdom".

Zuo Shandiao felt he had spent a lot of money and done a lot of dirty work.

It's all one lump.

Han San had a feeling that these movies would struggle to even break even.

To think that they could withstand the impact of Hollywood blockbusters is nothing short of wishful thinking.

In war, you can't win every time you lose a battle just by learning from your mistakes.

Instead, they lost more and more as they fought.

Making movies is similar.

These defeated generals are unreliable, so naturally they need to find fresh blood.

Just then, Shen Mo popped out.

With APC and Running Man thrown out, Shen Mo managed to turn a bad hand into a winning one.

It wouldn't be enough to support him so much just because he made a miraculous comeback; the key is that we looked into his past experiences.

Zuo Shandiao and some others were surprised to discover that the damned Shen Mo was actually one of the few people who had seriously made commercial films in recent years.