
Legends of Chinese-Language Cinema
华语电影传说
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
672Chapters
0Votes
14.1kRecs
23.6kFans
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Treasures on My Bookshelf
History, entertainment, doctors, myriad worlds, competitive stories
35Books62Follows5yUpdated
Urban Entertainment
These are all novels I can stick with. The basic requirements are a sensible plot and sound values. Even better if they have heart. Mostly Chinese entertainment, technology, and sports.
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Reader comments 24
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To be honest, the protagonist feels a bit like Hong Kong, Taiwan, European and American filmmakers, and does not quite fit the style of a soldier who retired from the Vietnam War. The TV series selected are pretty good. The movie is a bit cliche. The protagonist is not a soul traveler, but a native who has gained memories of the future. Then more movies should be made that suit the protagonist's identity as a soldier, such as war movies.
This book is neither rebirth nor time travel. I want to know if you joined the army after graduating from junior high school. Are you so stupid? When you retired, you were only 18 years old and brought back a lot of military medals. Are you a superman? Three golden chapters. Haha, I didn't see it. I saw three bragging chapters.
Is the development of Hong Kong films preparing to suppress the mainland entertainment industry for decades?
If this book is not popular, where would it be more exciting? Author, you really want to write a movie. Wasn't it popular in mainland China in the 1990s or 2000s? If you want to save Hong Kong movies, why do you keep sending money to Golden Harvest? Not independent? You also give the protagonist a memory. This is not the purpose of taking off your pants and farting. Also, Golden Harvest and the eight major American film companies are not as good as you think. They are all scammers. Find out how Sanmao and Wang Jing were tricked, and it was also because of this in the end. Jiahe was eventually tricked to death by them. Isn't this very satisfying?
Liking Jiahe, having a single female lead, and being outside the circle, you might as well write about China Entertainment, you have too many poisonous points, not many people will read it
I've read dozens of chapters, but when I saw the original heroine, I didn't want to read it anymore. Don't write about the entertainment industry like this.
Running account. The entertainment industry is harmonious and friendly, and everyone is upright. The protagonist is loved by everyone. What a waste of time.
People outside the heroine circle are a little indifferent. At that time, the age of the protagonists was more suitable, such as Wang Zuxian, Li Gang, Zhang Min and so on. Isn't it OK?
What should I say? If you are a book junkie, you can read it. If you are not a book junkie, I suggest you don't read it. It is just a running story. After reading a few chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore. It feels like what the main character wants to do can be accomplished in just a few sentences. Everyone is very good to the main character. You won't believe that it is better than what you can imagine in your daydreams.
The decline of Hong Kong films is due to the loss of ticket sales in Southeast Asia. After the 1990s, various countries restricted Hong Kong films in order to develop their own films. As a result, the maximum production cost of Hong Kong films could only be limited to less than 10 million. At that time, the salaries of famous Hong Kong movie stars were generally more than 5 million. At that time, the box office of movies in mainland China and Hong Kong could reach more than 20 million, but there were only a dozen movies a year at most. After 1997, Taiwan stopped accepting Hong Kong films. The mainland has not opened its doors to Hong Kong films. After 1997, Hong Kong movies can only rely on local box office revenue. Therefore, the decline of Hong Kong movies is inevitable, unless you can open up theaters in Europe and America before the 1990s and distribute Hong Kong movies to Europe and America. Otherwise, no matter how good your movie is, it will be useless. There is no place to show it, and there is no way to recover the cost at the local box office in Hong Kong.