Chinese Showbiz, 1993: I Never Meant to Become a Star

Jiang Wen's only profitable film so far is "Bullets Fly," while all his other films have lost money. Chen Kaige is similar, yet he gets relentlessly criticized. I don't understand it. "The Promise" is indeed bad, but Chen Kaige was criticized simply for saying that no one would understand it within 10 years. Jiang Wen, on the other hand, is criticized for saying that only people from privileged backgrounds can understand his films. If you think about it carefully, aren't the rhetoric the same?

These book titles are ridiculous. If you don't want to be a celebrity, then don't be one. Does someone hold a knife to your head and force you to become a celebrity? 😅

You're already in the entertainment industry, why are you dressing as a woman? You date one woman after another but never get married. Xu Qing, Faye Wong, Yu Feihong, Jiang Qinqin, Gao Yuanyuan—there are so many already. When you get married, just find Liu Shishi and that's it. You've been playing around with him for over ten years before getting married.

I don't know why they chose Zuo Xiaoqing; she's quite a handful. She's caused Lao Wang and Daoming so much trouble.

Hurry up and start writing stories, stop playing with innocent romances (besides, Zuo Xiaoqing is just so-so, so stop dawdling here).

If you're going to write about acting, then focus on acting. You can become a director later, but having someone under eighteen with no professional music training write an album seems too jarring, doesn't it? It feels out of place.

Zuo Xiaoqing is nowhere near as pretty as Tao Hong. She even managed to follow the 1996 cohort of students at the Central Academy of Drama and Chen Hao while still in school.

Chen Hao

😤😤😤I wrote songs for others, but they didn't pay me. Why should I help them?

It's not enough! Secondly, I hope there are more female leads; Zuo Xiaoqing can't carry the show's popularity, otherwise the book's performance would be even better.