
Chinese Entertainment, 1994: The Golden Age
华娱1994:黄金年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 394k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Before his rebirth, the protagonist couldn't even film a decent short drama about an overpowered protagonist, which shows he didn't understand cinematic language and would have flopped immediately. After his rebirth, he could do anything—shoot commercials, TV dramas, movies, and even coach Zhang Guoli and Deng Jie on acting. 😄 His comedic talent is top-notch.
Now that you've finished reading, let's talk about your 1994 year. There's so much to write about, and I'm sure you have your own plans, so I won't go into detail. However, I still suggest you limit yourself to six or seven main female characters. Any more than that and your writing skills and focus will be too much to handle. Are you planning to pursue acting, film, and music?
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 or 1972?), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977), Qin Lan (1979), Chen Qiaoen (1979) 1980~1984
Why is Yu Feihong in every novel? What's so appealing about her with that pointed, monkey-like face? Her high cheekbones and mean expression make it impossible to associate her with beauty. It's so distracting from her appearance. And the protagonist gets this character after being reborn? What a load of rubbish!
The lead actor is filming a period drama (currently finished filming *Kangxi's Private Visits*, preparing to film *Empresses in the Palace*). The author dares to take such a risky step? Aren't they afraid of losing fans? If they really want to make money, just put it in the Ming Dynasty setting, like *Hongwu's Private Visits*, it wouldn't be difficult, right?
There's really no need for actors to star in period dramas; they can just find someone to make money off them. Even the people who made those dramas back then thought they were lowbrow.
What era are we living in? Information is exploding, and every year is different! You're still using writing styles from ten years ago. Introducing a celebrity with their biography is so low-class, so annoying, so weak.
Yang Mi, there's no Yang Mi. What about the previous book?
Yang Mi
The beginning was alright, but then they started spending money to make period dramas, so I stopped watching.
The entire piece is didactic, with only one-third of it containing actual content.
The content is clearly well-written, but it insists on being preachy all the time. I just quickly skim through the dialogue. Only about a third of a chapter contains any useful content.