Turbulent 1979!

I spent over a month researching information on more than 1,000 female celebrities and compiled the following comprehensive list. Celebrities are categorized by age group, into first, second, and third tiers. See if any of your favorite female celebrities are on the list. 👤🆔@reader

Zhu Lin and Gong Xue, I'm sick of seeing them. Are these the only two male-oriented writers I know? There are definitely more attractive people out there than them. Even creating an original, unknown actress would be better than repeating these two over and over again.

Aside from Hong Kong, setting up a harem in a period drama is really not suitable for mainland China. The mainland was too innocent and naive back then, and a harem felt somewhat out of place.

✍️✍️✍️A list of beautiful female celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry with large busts! 1975~1979 Li Xiaoran (1976), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977), Dong Xuan (1979), Qin Lan (1979), Chen Qiaoen (1979). 1980~1984 An Yixuan (1980), Liu Yan (1980), Huo Siyan (1980), Yang Rong (1981), Zhang Meng (1981), Li Xiaolu (1981), Wang Zhi (1982), Zhou Weitong (1982), Jiang Xin (1983), Li Yixiao (1983).

The introduction mentioning cultural export is awkward. Cultural export is underpinned by national power; otherwise, the students at Confucius Institutes worldwide wouldn't be predominantly Chinese. Take the recent Xiaohongshu incident, for example. If foreigners discovered that Chinese people lived worse lives than them, their attitude would be completely different.

Since this is a period drama, don't force it to be related to the Chinese entertainment industry. Characters like Xiaoran and Yuanyuan, who are clearly stereotyped, can appear as Easter eggs, but don't make them too obvious or abrupt. Otherwise, it will look confusing. Make sure to establish the sense of the era before introducing later characters. Distinguish between primary and secondary characters and clarify the theme; otherwise, you'll lose the unique advantages of period dramas.

There aren't any specific requirements, it just depends on how you feel about it...

It's great, but the plot is a bit disjointed, constantly interrupted by other subplots—one minute it's about receiving an award, the next it's about Hong Kong. After the Hong Kong filming, they added Feng Kuzi, and then the motorcycle scene... The whole story was fantastic! 🍉 😁 It's second only to the storyline about going to Dongzi's hometown for research and weaving duck eggs with straw rope.

😅The whole family, whether direct or collateral, is no less powerful than the protagonist... Is there any appeal in that? 😰Great-grandfather, aunt, great-aunt, younger sister... If the whole family is this awesome, what's the point of the protagonist? Even the biological father has a racial talent for animal affection.

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