Showbiz: From Cult TV Specialist to Superstar

Veteran extra Yang Cheng became famous across the country for "tearing Japanese soldiers apart with his bare hands," and the entire internet tore into him for insulting history.

He appeared in "Yan Shuangying" and shot to fame with the line, "I bet there's no bullet in your gun."

The Gatling gun mounted on a Harley-Davidson in "Advance Toward the Gunfire" became the definitive symbol of over-the-top war dramas.

Then came "Arrow on the Bowstring," "Lone Island Flying Eagle," and "Not a Single Japanese Soldier Gets Away." One after another, they stunned the internet and shocked people's sense of decency.

His haters mocked him as a specialist in over-the-top war dramas and told him to get out of the industry.

His fans warmly called him Captain China.

Yang Cheng merely smiled calmly at the sarcastic comments.

"How can this guy be so shameless? He complains about the box office, but each movie makes more than the last. Making money sure feels good."

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