Wandering the world of film and television begins with the golden years

It tastes just like before. 💋🏆 ➅❾𝔰𝐡υ𝕩.ⒸỖ𝔪 💥💲

A wave of dizziness washed over me.

Li Haoyu then entered the world of "Growing Pain 2", where he found himself penniless again, with no money in his pocket.

Li Haoyu began to reminisce about the advantages of starting his own business, at least he didn't have to worry about running out of money. But in any case, this was a completely new beginning for Li Haoyu.

If the story had just begun, Lin Miaomiao would probably be interning at a TV station right now.

Li Haoyu should try to find a job at a TV station.

But the most urgent task is to find a place to settle down.

He chose a village called Dama, not far from Jiangzhou TV station. The original inhabitants wanted to demolish it, but had been unsuccessful.

The cheap rent has made it a place for countless people from other places to settle down when they first arrive.

This place is all converted from single-story houses. Li Haoyu walked through the bumpy streets. Although the place was not spacious enough, it was still very popular.

On both sides of the street, you can see small, soundproof shops, snack bars, hardware stores, mini supermarkets, and internet cafes.

There were even foot massage shops with their signs lit up, and young women washing towels at the entrance, their alluring gestures as they tossed their hair drew knowing smiles from passing men.

Li Haoyu converted all the points he earned in the simulation into attribute points.

He really didn't have much start-up capital, so he could only make do here for now.

After checking the prices in the vicinity, Li Haoyu found that the hostels here were decent in terms of environment and price, making them the best choice for his current financial situation.

The price was agreed upon online, and Li Haoyu found the place without much trouble.

Li Haoyu's room number is 108, and the price is 80 per day.

He got a discount for staying a week; the landlord rounded it down by 550 yuan.

The landlord was also a young man, around twenty-eight or twenty-nine years old with a beer belly. He glanced at the payment record, left the keys without saying anything, and left.

Watching the landlord's departing figure.

A young man standing nearby sighed, "We're still toiling away like slaves, while they've already been born in Rome."

"He wears flip-flops and isn't dressed very well, but it doesn't stop him from picking up girls and living a carefree and happy life all day long."

Li Haoyu chimed in, "Yeah, in this society you have to make money first. But you can always get bread. If you really can't find a girl, you can always consider your brothers first."

Li Haoyu has been hanging around for so long.

He has figured these things out.

The young man next to him was clearly a recent graduate.

With such a youthful appearance, there are some things you can see through but don't need to say, because society is inherently different from school—simple, direct, and yet frustrating.

Li Haoyu chatted with the young man for a while longer. ♡👽 ➅➈𝐒Ħ𝔲Ⓧ.ᑕ𝓸ᗰ 🍬🍬 He learned that the young man's name was Su Qiang, and he was also a recent graduate from the School of Media and Communication, planning to intern at Shanghai TV Station.

Li Haoyu was a seasoned veteran, and he quickly managed to outmaneuver Su Qiang.

The two also made plans to have dinner together that evening.

Li Haoyu went back and tidied up the house for a while, then went with Su Qiang to buy some toiletries. After they finished shopping, it was getting late, and Su Qiang insisted on treating them to dinner.

Li Haoyu couldn't refuse Su Qiang's offer, so he had Su Qiang treat him to dinner first. By the time the two finished eating, it was already past seven o'clock in the evening.

Li Haoyu did not go straight back to his dormitory.

Instead, he went to Su Qiang's dormitory and played cards with his roommates. Since they were all young, they quickly warmed up to each other after a few rounds.

Just then, Su Qiang's mother called.

Everyone lowered their voices as if by unspoken agreement.

Actually, Su Qiang's mother didn't say anything particularly special.

It is a mother's advice to her son.

It's just that you need to remember to wear more clothes because it's getting cold. Your dad and I are in good health lately, so don't worry about them. If you really need money, remember to call them.

It's not easy for him to work hard alone in another city.

Watching Su Qiang on the phone, Li Haoyu was also lost in memories of his own mother. His mother was always like that, becoming long-winded and endless once she started talking on the phone.

Li Haoyu suddenly felt a little envious of Su Qiang.

Li Haoyu decided that after this world ended, he should consider making some money in the real world to improve his parents' lives.

Li Haoyu was lost in thought.

At this point, Su Qiang had finished his call.

He then came to his senses, but through his conversation with Su Qiang, Li Haoyu had also learned a crucial piece of information: Shanghai TV station was still recruiting interns.

There is a severe shortage of staff, and even the job requirements are very simple.

However, these were all manual labor jobs without official employment status.

The TV station is just using these cheap, obedient college students as laborers. After all, with such meager internship wages, it's practically impossible to find a full-time employee.

And recent college graduates are their best targets for deception. For college students, it's not entirely a complete loss.

At least they have an internship experience at a TV station, which can help embellish their resumes.

In fact, Li Haoyu was quite familiar with these tactics.

During his university years, he also worked with television stations and even created a hit program called "The Ultimate Home Makeover King".

Interns like Su Qiang.

You generally can't learn much practical knowledge at a TV station.

These interns fall into one of two categories. .•°¤*(¯`★´¯)*¤° 69𝔰𝓗𝔲𝓧.¢𝐨ᗰ °¤*(¯´★`¯)*¤°•.

The first scenario has two aspects: one is that when you go out with a cameraman, you're basically just a follower or a laborer carrying a tripod—purely a human porter!

Another scenario is that you are placed on a television station to study on your own.

Since most program editing is outsourced, interns are typically responsible for finding guests and acting as warm-up directors. Their main task is to engage the live audience for each program.

This is hard work, because the show doesn't pay the audience. The production team can only provide boxed meals and a private car at most, and they can't just pick up elderly people, so it's actually a very difficult job.

But Su Qiang was one of the luckier ones.

He was responsible for assisting the program director in coming up with creative ideas.

His main job is to browse through videos every day, find those with good ideas or formats, summarize and compile them, and then give them to the director.

Take a look at this idea or format, and see if you can use it in your own program.

How should this be demonstrated?

This job is actually quite easy to achieve good results. If you perform well enough, you can leave an impression on the director, which is much better than the job of an opening act director.

I'm actually a little excited about Li Haoyu's return to the TV station.

Lin Miaomiao's image suddenly flashed through his mind. "I'm not doing this for pretty girls. Since I've returned to the TV station in this life, I'm here to make something of myself."

Li Haoyu had previously worked as a program producer. His years of entrepreneurial experience have significantly improved his resource integration skills. Returning to his old profession this time will definitely be much easier than before.

This time, he's not planning to just coast along at the TV station.

After all, Lin Miaomiao also works at a TV station, and a man is most charming when he's focused on his work. Releasing his hormones at this time is twice as effective with women.

Otherwise, why would there be so many stories in female-oriented novels about domineering CEOs falling in love with female interns? It's because that's what they fantasize about in their daily lives.

Besides, the television industry actually values ​​ability and viewership ratings more. Although Li Haoyu doesn't plan to continue starting businesses, he still needs to maintain a basic quality of life.

Being a legitimate program producer is enough in terms of both prestige and substance, and it won't create too much of a sense of disparity for a girl like Lin Miaomiao.

It's a perfectly fitting profession!

Li Haoyu returned to his office and found a blank sheet of paper.

He started drawing mind maps on paper to clarify his future goals and directions, as well as some points that needed attention.

Actually, I don't have much time left, after all, Lin Miaomiao and Qian Sanyi can be considered childhood sweethearts.

It's unclear how much time is left before Qian Sanyi's mentor commits suicide and he returns to China due to depression. Li Haoyu must make a deep impression on Lin Miaomiao before she leaves.

Otherwise, we'll have to wait until Qian Sanyi returns to China.

Things might get complicated.

Therefore, he must seize the initiative first and stage a dramatic scene where the childhood sweetheart is no match for the unexpected arrival of a newcomer.

Love is a war, requiring wildness, aggression, and frequent trial and error. You must be fully committed to win.

Of course, this requires not only complete dedication.

You also need to possess strategies superior to others and the courage to start over after failure. Don't be afraid of failure, don't be afraid of rejection; only by constantly trying and learning from mistakes can you achieve your goals.

Li Haoyu knew that every step in pursuing a girl was difficult. But one must be strong oneself to succeed; it was more important to focus on improving himself first.

My top priority right now is to become a full-time employee of the TV series, and at the same time, I also need to leave a deep impression on Lin Miaomiao.

However, being a full-time employee at a TV station is nothing special.

However, becoming a producer is the real challenge. This requires not only achieving outstanding results that others cannot emulate, but also building one's own production team.

Perhaps Su Qiang could be a backup seed?

However, it wasn't too difficult, given his already extensive experience. With that thought, Li Haoyu stopped looking at the plan on the blank paper.

It's getting late.

Li Haoyu walked to the window and looked at the bustling traffic outside.

Not far away was the Pearl of Shanghai, his next battlefield. Thinking about this, he looked at the other nodes on the blueprint; it would take time.

I wonder what kind of story will unfold there this time.

Li Haoyu recalled the bittersweet memories of the past, and a mix of emotions welled up in his heart. As he was pondering this, the sound of the television opposite him interrupted his thoughts.

After all, this is a youth hostel, and soundproofing is only done through one door.

The effect was, of course, better than nothing.

He could hear the classic lines from the princess played by Faye Wong in the movie "Chinese Odyssey 2002".

"True love means that you are in me and I am in you. It turns out that eating alone is not as enjoyable as eating with someone else."

……

Li Haoyu was still fast asleep in his warm bed.

There was a rapid knocking at the door, like a mind-controlling spell.

winter! winter! winter! "

In his dream, Li Haoyu had already won the heart of his beloved and was about to consummate their marriage when he heard a rattling sound outside the door. He wondered which employee was being so inconsiderate.

After this is all over, we must give him a good dismissal package.

The knocking on the door continued incessantly.

Li Haoyu then realized that he had just been dreaming.

It turned out that Su Qiang, whom he had arranged to meet last night, had woken him up.

Su Qiang's knocking on the door was really loud and jarring, getting louder and louder.

Now, Li Haoyu couldn't sleep.

He will have to stay at this youth hostel for a while longer.

If things continue like this, the two of them will find it difficult to face the people around them in the future.

You should know that many people working the night shift stay in youth hostels. If you really push them too far, they might just show up at their door and beat them up.

Li Haoyu had no choice but to put on his clothes and open the door for Su Qiang.

He complained, "Is it really necessary to roll it up like this?"

Li Haoyu glanced at his watch, wondering why they were leaving so early, around 7 a.m. Don't TV stations usually start work at 9 a.m.?

Li Haoyu was a bit grumpy when he woke up. "Is it really necessary to go so early? It's only a ten-minute walk from here past the TV station."

Su Qiang, on the other hand, is a typical hot-blooded young man.

"This is the first day of reporting. It's better for interns like us to go early so that we can leave a good impression on the team leader."

Li Haoyu initially wanted to say that no one cares how early an intern arrives at the company. But he quickly abandoned the idea; reasoning with someone like Su Qiang was useless.

They always manage to steer the conversation into their area of ​​expertise, then come up with a bunch of nonsensical theories in an attempt to convince anyone who disagrees with them.

Su Qiang's hands never stopped moving. "We have to seize every opportunity to perform. It would be too embarrassing if we ran into the boss on time for work."

Li Haoyu rubbed his sleepy eyes.

Upon closer inspection, he realized that Su Qiang was already dressed up in his finest attire.

He dressed up meticulously, even taking out his most treasured suit. That was alright, still within the realm of normalcy. The most outrageous thing was that Su Qiang even used hair wax to style his hair into a side-swept fringe.

Li Haoyu sniffed the air.

Did you also spray on some cologne?

Li Haoyu couldn't hold back any longer and burst out laughing. "Brother Qiang, are you off to work or getting married?"

Su Qiang didn't take it seriously, casually touching his hair. "What do you know? I'm trying to make a lasting first impression on them. That's called personal branding."

Li Haoyu looked at Su Qiang's confident demeanor.

He couldn't help but smile.

However, Li Haoyu still reminded him, "There's nothing wrong with paying attention to your appearance, but you're being too eye-catching, which might backfire."

Su Qiang emphasized, "But this is out of respect for others."

Li Haoyu said, "It's fine to pay attention to your appearance, but your outfit is too deliberate. Your colleagues will also feel a lot of pressure."

Su Qiang asked, puzzled, "But shouldn't TV station staff dress more formally?"

Li Haoyu replied, "If you were a news anchor, there would be no problem with dressing like this, but we're a behind-the-scenes team who need to travel around. Do you really think it's appropriate to wear suits all the time?"

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