
Chinese Showbiz in 1994
华娱1994
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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Harry Potter is popular with all ages in Europe and America, but what's with saying it's popular with all ages in China? You're lucky no one's criticizing you for being a Westernizer.
Why do people who went back to the 90s all want to hang out with Huang Bo and go out of their way to help him? Is he some kind of chosen one?
There's too much focus on women's issues; I'm getting a bit tired of it.
Go further and promote Chinese culture more, create some Marvel-like blockbusters. We have plenty of mythology; we could totally turn it into a series of IPs. Then promote animated films, like Black Cat Detective, which could be like Zootopia with the rabbit entering a police academy.
Also, stop using so many funny phrases like "this is funny" and "that is funny," it's annoying. Don't you have any other words?
The protagonist could acquire media outlets and newspapers, and in the new century, he could acquire internet companies. This would ensure his safety; otherwise, he'd be constantly criticized by the media, yet he wouldn't retaliate—it's ridiculous. After all, the protagonist was reborn; if you don't control public opinion, others will be happy.
If I were writing about the Chinese entertainment industry, from the 1980s to the mid-1990s, I would have copied a lot of books and songs as initial capital, and from the mid-1990s onwards, I would have copied a lot of Japanese and Korean dramas to boost my popularity! Popularity is so important!
This book is even more entertaining and absurd than (The Life Simulator of Hong Kong Entertainment)! Pure, mindless enjoyment!
Does anyone know of any novels featuring Li Dabai? 😍😍😍
Was it this expensive in Beijing in 1994?
A basement air-raid shelter for 150 yuan a month is too expensive, isn't it? I'm currently in a city-level city, not far from the middle school and the market, and it only costs 300 yuan a month for a room, a living room, a kitchen, and a toilet! In the 1990s, you earned a few hundred yuan a month, and in the 21st century, it was only a little over a thousand yuan. Money from the past was worth more than money now due to inflation. One yuan could buy five big steamed buns!