My Experiences in the Entertainment Industry in Lion City in 1980
About This Novel
Xu Guangqi, who was still working overtime during the New Year, took a nap. As soon as I opened my eyes, I was transported to Singapore in 1980. At this time, the Singaporean government was vigorously promoting the Speak Chinese Movement. As a polytechnic student, he originally wanted to work part-time at the Broadcasting Bureau to teach simplified Chinese characters to earn some living expenses. But he accidentally entered the entertainment industry and became an authoritative expert in Chinese from the recording studio. The left hand is to discover the superstar seedlings, and the right hand is to integrate the capital of Nanyang giants. Build a star factory and build a complete Chinese entertainment industry chain. In the end, he pushed Singapore to the peak of the Chinese entertainment era.
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It's really well written! The pace is not fast but does not make people feel dragged out. It is also very fresh to write about Singapore. I feel that some of the protagonists can be slightly strengthened, such as being smarter and more capable of learning. This can save the protagonist's time to do more things, and the author can write more things. Because I found that the author is actually suppressing the protagonist. If he doesn't want the protagonist to sing, he will be tone-deaf, but it is really unnecessary. If he doesn't want to sing, then he can't sing. Fame in the entertainment industry is fundamental. The protagonist may be behind the scenes, but how can you become famous outside of Singapore if you don't act or sing?
The 1980s was a critical point in Singapore's development. By relying on the British to survive the crisis of national subjugation and genocide, security was guaranteed, but it was not the first choice for the Chinese millionaires in Southeast Asia to retreat. At that time, Hong Kong was not until the Jia Ning case mentioned in countless novels, that is, the Chen Qingsong case broke out. The colonial ghosts were too greedy, so Singapore began to replace Hong Kong and became the first retreat for the Chinese millionaires.
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Official(2)Scraped 4d ago
It's really well written! The pace is not fast but does not make people feel dragged out. It is also very fresh to write about Singapore. I feel that some of the protagonists can be slightly strengthened, such as being smarter and more capable of learning. This can save the protagonist's time to do more things, and the author can write more things. Because I found that the author is actually suppressing the protagonist. If he doesn't want the protagonist to sing, he will be tone-deaf, but it is really unnecessary. If he doesn't want to sing, then he can't sing. Fame in the entertainment industry is fundamental. The protagonist may be behind the scenes, but how can you become famous outside of Singapore if you don't act or sing?
The 1980s was a critical point in Singapore's development. By relying on the British to survive the crisis of national subjugation and genocide, security was guaranteed, but it was not the first choice for the Chinese millionaires in Southeast Asia to retreat. At that time, Hong Kong was not until the Jia Ning case mentioned in countless novels, that is, the Chen Qingsong case broke out. The colonial ghosts were too greedy, so Singapore began to replace Hong Kong and became the first retreat for the Chinese millionaires.
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