1991: My Era in Chinese Entertainment

I spent over twenty days of my free time searching for information on thousands of female celebrities, and compiled the following comprehensive list, categorized by age group and tier (first, second, and third tier). I've tried my best to correct any instances of falsified birth years found among the female celebrities.

The beginning was great, but the later parts were really disappointing. 🙂🙂 One flaw after another; the main plot was unclear, jumping from one thing to another; the female supporting characters had a lot of screen time, yet the story didn't really develop; it had some exciting moments, but the overall feel was weak.

Why not invest in NASDAQ if you have the money? Why buy property as an investment? Have you been brainwashed by developers and turned into an idiot? Throw tens of millions into Yahoo, Cisco, Amazon, and then Google. Sell the first three in January-February 2000; you'd have at least a 70-80 fold profit. Then invest in Tencent in 2001, and act as a white knight to acquire Apple shares in 2003-2004.

Do you know why even Zhang Yimou couldn't achieve the "Triple Crown" (Golden Awards, Golden Horse Awards, and Golden Melody Awards)? That was during his creative peak. Ultimately, the filmmakers knew they had to keep him on his toes; they couldn't let him easily achieve it. If he did, who would be willing to make films about China's suffering?

I feel the protagonist has questionable character and values. He gave up on patriotic films for money. He had already promised others, but then he didn't make them! He only agreed to make public welfare films to gain a good reputation as a patriotic director.

Why is everyone praising Reign of Assassins? It didn't become a hit in real life, but it did become popular in the entertainment industry, right? Its Douban rating wasn't very high, its box office wasn't great, and it didn't win any awards, so what are its advantages?

The beginning was good, but after the "Farewell My Concubine" project was confirmed and John Lone and Leslie Cheung appeared together in makeup, it became less interesting. Much of the following content reads like a diary entry, rambling on about this idea and that idea. The part about going back to school and being lectured by the teacher was particularly ridiculous.

The writing style and narration of this book are decent, but the part about selling the rights at the beginning is ridiculous. A 21-year-old newcomer made a rural film, won a Golden Lion, and casually sold it for $11 million, still wanting to raise the price. You're selling an art film as if it were an already successful commercial blockbuster.

I've finished watching it, and it started going wrong from the moment Chi Ling appeared. Every chapter after that was off, and it just didn't feel right anymore.

A list of beautiful and voluptuous female celebrities in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry. 👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙👙 Many celebrities in the entertainment industry like to change their age to be younger. Those marked with ❓ are suspected of falsifying their age. 1975~1979 Chen Zihan (1975), Li Xiaoran (1976) [Questionable], Zuo Xiaoqing (1977), Qin Lan (1979), Chen Qiaoen (1979) 1980~1984