Chinese entertainment industry in disarray? Hollywood goddess welcomes strict father!

"Fans all want to hear you say a few words..."

After several rounds of drinks at the celebration banquet, Fan Dabing personally held up his live-streaming phone and approached Lu Lin, saying in English, "Why don't you chat with the fans?"

Lu Lin didn't stand on ceremony. Holding a champagne glass in one hand, he took the live-streaming phone with the other and checked the situation in the live-streaming room.

But upon seeing this, he couldn't help but raise an eyebrow in surprise and exchange a glance with Fan Dabing, who was standing off-camera.

Fan Dabing nodded excitedly, silently mouthing, "It's broken five million!"

Yes.

The number of viewers in the live stream has exceeded five million.

Before the celebration banquet began, the value was only a little over two million, but in less than half an hour, it has more than doubled.

The growth rate is simply outrageous!

And it's still surging!

Of course, given that the news of Lu Lin blowing up the China Theater is continuing to spread wildly on the global internet, this growth rate is not surprising.

In addition, the [Public Display of Power] effect that Lu Lin activated before walking the red carpet can last for 24 hours, or a whole day, unless he actively turns it off.

The combination of these two factors can create a siphon effect!

Every internet user in the world who sees news about him blowing up the China Theatre will click to watch it under the influence of his "public display of power".

The more netizens click on related news, the more enthusiasm the media or self-media creators can be mobilized to try and gain more traffic.

The more news there is, the more netizens will read it, and the more netizens will read it, the more related news there will be, creating an endless cycle that continues until all netizens have seen the related news, at which point the popularity will begin to decline.

But it will probably take several days to reach that point!

In other words, as long as Lu Lin continues to stream tonight, the number of viewers in the live stream will only increase faster and faster.

Breaking ten million is only a matter of time!

This is undoubtedly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Qianqian Films International Edition, which is in its early stages, to break into the mainstream, and it can add tens of millions of new users in just one night.

[Why are there so many Japanese comments here? (This is a promotional message for a crab special.)]

[You ignorant idiot, shut your stinking mouth! This is Chinese, the father of Japanese!]

[You grumpy Chinese folks, your Chinese really does sound a lot like Japanese...]

[Holy crap, the classic case of the father acting like the son—are Westerners really that ignorant?]

It's not ignorance, it's just that many of us don't know that many Japanese characters originate from Chinese...

Yes, just like English borrows a huge amount of vocabulary from Latin-based languages, something you Chinese probably don't know, right?

In fact, we know, and you could even say that almost every young person knows...

[Know +1]

[Know +2]

【…】

[I know +10086!]

[Fuck, most people in Europe and America don't know this, so why do you Chinese people know?]

Since downloading this platform to watch "Lost in the East," my biggest takeaway from using it these past few days is the terrifying amount of knowledge Chinese netizens possess...

……

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Lu Lin glanced at the dense barrage of comments in the live stream and smiled as he added the last English comment: "It's not that their knowledge reserves are terrifying, but rather that English is a compulsory subject for young people in China when they go to school. Even if they can't learn English, they've still learned similar knowledge points."

"However, this stereotype is not entirely wrong. If we really compare them, Western netizens do seem like ignorant illiterates in front of Chinese netizens."

"If you're going to use Qianqian Video International Version frequently, you really need to enrich your knowledge base, otherwise you'll look like an ignorant idiot!"

He was speaking Chinese, and Scarlett Johansson and Elizabeth Olsen, who were standing next to him, instinctively translated and repeated his words.

Off-camera, Fan Dabing also reminded viewers in English: "The platform has a real-time voice translation function. If you are watching the live stream, you can turn on the real-time voice translation and select your preferred language, whether it is English, French, German, Latin, etc."

The "real-time voice translation" she mentioned was a feature that Lu Lin specifically commissioned the domestic team to develop and integrate into the platform in order to truly make Qianqian Video's international version a success overseas.

It's better than any other translation software on the market; it's a true game-changer for generating raw text. Not only can it generate real-time subtitles, but it can also generate real-time audio.

Even if a Chinese-language film is not dubbed or subtitled, this function can be used to allow internet users around the world to watch it without barriers.

In fact, the reason why viewers in the live stream can banter with each other without language barriers is also because of this feature.

For example, Lu Lin is used to using Chinese. He turns on the instant translation function and sets the language to Chinese. Other comments posted by other viewers in other languages ​​will be automatically translated into Chinese comments. The original language comments can be retained, so that the original comments and translated comments can run in parallel as a whole.

In short, it's a feature with maximum convenience. To develop this feature and achieve unprecedented convenience, Lu Lin gave the entire team of 100 people the "Preaching and Answering Questions" buff, allowing them to work at a speed dozens to hundreds of times faster than their own capabilities!

"Yes, Qianqian Film and Television International Edition has been around for a long time; it's not new. It's normal for you to see comments from several years ago in the comment sections of some works..."

When Lu Lin saw a domestic viewer asking in the live chat why there were so many comments about works from many years ago on the newly launched Qianqian Films International Edition, he chuckled and explained, "Actually, Qianqian Films International Edition isn't exactly new; it has always been a gathering place for overseas fans of Chinese dramas."

"Including the international version of Qianqian Music, it has always been a gathering place for overseas Chinese music fans."

"My more than ten years of deep involvement in the Chinese entertainment industry has turned the Korean wave into a cold wave, so the number of Chinese entertainment fans worldwide is not small."

"The international versions of Qianqian Music and Qianqian TV are the only two gathering places for overseas Chinese entertainment fans. Listening to official songs, watching official movies and TV shows, and buying official merchandise can all be done through these two international platforms!"

He really dares to pat himself on the back, bluntly saying that he has been working in the Chinese entertainment industry for more than ten years, turning the Korean wave into a cold wave and accumulating a certain number of fans for the Chinese entertainment industry.

However, the Chinese viewers in the live stream didn't seem to find anything wrong with it; instead, they were all spamming comments like "Lu Da is awesome!"

Because being called the "creator of China's golden decade of entertainment" was an achievement widely recognized by the public when Lu Lin was still in China.

This isn't self-praise, it's the absolute truth!

but……

Lu Lin's answer to the questions from his domestic viewers was not a big deal. After spamming "awesome" in the chat, many domestic viewers in the live stream also started asking him if he would return to Huayu Entertainment.

So, are they banned now?

Or is it something else?