Chinese Showbiz 1993: I’m a Singer

Liben, Liben, Liben? You can't write Japanese? If it really doesn't work, why don't you write a Baga? Don't mention the starting point of everything. Other novels are not as sensitive as yours. They don't even dare to write the word "Japan".

I released an album but didn't have an album concept. I contacted the author to copy the novel Huayu 2000. At least the album concept for the novel is very good and not just a pile of hot songs.

Nayi

Your Da Meiyuan was only in high school when she seduced married women!

Why do most Huayu novels always write about a few second- and third-tier female stars? There are hundreds of second- and third-tier female stars. There are many choices for each age group, and there are many beautiful ones with good figures. Unlike first-tier female stars, there are only a few choices. I spent more than 20 days of free time, searching for information on thousands of female stars, and came up with the following list of female stars, divided into first, second and third tier according to each age group. Try your best to correct the true birth year of the female celebrities found to have had their ages falsified.

More than a hundred chapters, the first chapter of the album has not been released yet, the water comes out of the sea!

I basically read all the entertainment novels from the starting era. After it developed, I moved to Hong Kong in the middle period and to the United States in the later period! If you are a singer in the Mainland, you can still do it. At this time, the film market has not developed, and the major film studios are producing and selling their own products. And TV dramas make too little money, so singers are the most suitable for accumulating capital! I remember that the Hong Kong music scene declined with the struggle between Tan and Zhang, and the older generation of singers began to withdraw from the Hong Kong music scene. At this time, the record company launched the Four Heavenly Kings to contact the Hong Kong music market. The Four Heavenly Kings became really well-known to the mainland people, just like the benefit performance for the East China Flood in 1991! (It seems because of this, I don't remember clearly) The four kings didn't have many years of glory. The Hong Kong record industry began to decline in 1995. In 1995, the record industry had 1.8 Billion Hong Kong dollars. By 1998, there were only 900 million left. By around 2000, with the rise of digital music, it directly hit the record industry in Hong Kong, mainland China, and even the world! The number of global albums dropped from 2.3 Billion in 1999 to 560 million in 2015! In the late 1990s, the four kings began to gradually fade out of the music scene and develop into the entertainment industry! With the opening of the huge market in mainland China in the 1980s and 1990s, Cui Jian shouted, rock music in the mainland rose, and was even sold to Hong Kong and Taiwan. However, with the advancement of technology, the promotion of digital instruments, digital music technology, and rampant piracy, genuine records in mainland China accounted for only 5%. Singers in the 1990s really did not make money as imagined! Influenced by Taiwanese folk songs in the 1980s, a new kind of music emerged in Chinese universities, that is, campus folk songs! In the early 1990s, the folk kiln style began to brew. By the mid-1990s, the folk kiln style began to explode. The folk song trilogy, Lao Lang's Love and Love, and the older generation of folk singers we are familiar with all came out in the mid-90s! Campus folk songs have only flourished for 3.4 Years. First, the creators are from colleges and universities, so it is difficult for ordinary listeners to empathize with them. Second, there are too many followers and the quality is uneven. Well-known folk singers like Pu Shu were born at the turn of the century after the decline of campus folk songs! Influenced by the entertainment culture of Hong Kong and Taiwan, in the early 1990s, mainland China also launched its own idol singers, Yang Yuying and Mao Ning. These two people can be said to be the first generation of mainland idols that are truly recognized by the public. They were still a couple. The sound of the waves at Mao Ning's Spring Festival Gala is still the same. It is so popular in the streets and alleys that every barber shop and beauty shop can still play the waves! Even Uncle Benshan later used it as a joke - the sound of the waves was still there! The well-known Liu Huan, Han Lei and Na Ying all started to develop in the Chinese music scene in the 1990s. Na Ying went to Taiwan to develop and became the first mainland golden song queen after 2000! After 2000, the Chinese music scene was completely different!

In the supporting cast list, only Nayi and Xiao Jude appear, and Xiao Jude has already broken up. I finally know why this book did not do well. I have never heard of writing a heroine. It took me 400 chapters to write a secondary heroine before they broke up. It's really too bad.

I know you are a research person, but the research is done to make the background of the story rich or reasonable, not to let you put all the information you found into the text. Do you feel that the information you worked so hard to research would be wasted if you don't write it down? You have to understand that novels are stories, not popularization of information. Background, characters, and events, you spend so much ink on the background, but how much space is used to express the characters? Events have less space. It seems that the whole thing is a hammer here and there, popularizing a little bit about this and a little bit about that. The incident started inexplicably and ended inexplicably. The characterization of the characters is also a passing mark, because you have not written the events well, and there is no fullness of the characters' reactions in the events.

You are really good at it. I have already read Chapter 85. Your first chapter album has not been released yet? How? Do you want the water to be on the shelves before you post it?