Era: Once Upon a Time in Seoul 1995

Can you imagine Koreans acquiring China's Alipay and Tencent and becoming tycoons?

Can a Chinese entertainment director achieve such a large-scale achievement in South Korea? ?

How is it possible that the Chinese are taking over companies everywhere in South Korea? Not even if you are an American, - unless you are an American consortium.

The Bangzi entertainment industry is his pillar industry. How can it be possible for you to be Chinese? The country that hates Chinese people the most in the world must be ranked among the top three.

Son Ye-jin, Han Ga-in, Han Hyo-joo, Lee Bo-young, Song Yoon-ah, and Kim Tae-hee are all good. How can we make Shim Eun-ha, whom we don't know?

The author wanted to be a chaebol in Korean entertainment and also get involved in domestic entertainment, so he gave the male protagonist a Chinese identity. This is because he wants to dominate the cultural industry. It is impossible for foreigners to dominate the cultural industry in a country with some strength. This is related to ideology.

What's so good about Tang Wei? "Lust, Caution" has a crooked butt.

What kind of operation is this? You can either start directly as a Korean in Korean Entertainment, or directly as a Chinese in China Entertainment. . You let a Chinese make a fortune in South Korea and become a chaebol. Are Koreans fools? ? ? ? Let you do whatever you want? ? ? It also has to be related to China Entertainment, so that the yin is not yin and the yang is not yang. . . Judging from the way you write, you know Korean entertainment very well. You can either just write all about Korean entertainment, or directly write all about Chinese entertainment. What are you doing with all these miscellaneous things mixed together? . . . Does it appear that your writing is good? ? ? Annoying to watch. . . .

It can be said that Cui Zhi already has a girlfriend. Originally, the Samsung little princess, Li Yuxin, was really good. She was pretty, had a good personality, and pursued freedom and independence.

Opening a barbecue chain to import beef from China, you are better than the Korean government. You are smuggling it before they open it. Brother, are you a foreigner? It's just like playing with you.

Judging from the way Bangzi has kneeled down to lick Europe and the United States in recent years, licking his face and giving money to women, he also wants to "export" Korean culture. As long as the protagonist copies a few hot songs from Europe and the United States, he will soon become a Korean national treasure.

You might as well set up a side branch of the chaebol, or not be favored. In 1995, the main industries were almost divided. Only with the rise of emerging industries will there be opportunities. As long as you get up, family connections will automatically help you to move to the next level. It is impossible for the Chinese. No country is not xenophobic. It is just obvious or not, so it is impossible to become big.

Looking at the introduction, we can see that it was also a cold winter for domestic movies in 1997, so it would be better to continue developing in South Korea. The social status of great directors in Chungmuro, South Korea, is much higher than that of great domestic directors. Kaizi won the Palme d'Or and took the "Steamed Buns". In China, it is appropriate to tease and scold him, but he is not used to it at all. In Korea, no one would dare to beep. You have already made your fortune in South Korea, why do you want to return to China and change the track and start all over again? The environment of a big country is not that of a small country. It is too complex. From the article, it seems that the protagonist is not the kind of character who thinks and thinks. If he insists on returning to his country after being successful in Korea, it will be too separated. He is not the same person. Is he schizophrenic?

The author alternates between Korean entertainment and domestic entertainment. Why not focus on differentiation with Korean entertainment? There are so many books on domestic entertainment. No fun anymore

If you don't become a Korean citizen and still want to be a chaebol in Korea, it's a waste of money.

Korean movies are shot in China, and the scenery and filming are all different. You are really cool.

Actors often wear makeup, which causes great damage to their facial skin. Many actresses age quickly after their facial collagen begins to lose after their thirties. However, we usually see photos with heavy makeup on and think they are beautiful. But if they take off their makeup, they will not feel beautiful anymore.

I have everything in my dream, it's already 2026. Can you be more realistic? Or you can open a gold finger, or directly open an identity and state that you are from a chaebol background.

If there is no Jackie Chan in mythology, who can resist the box office? How many Chinese people know foreign stars?

The entry point at the beginning is very good, and playing joint ventures is very good! I hope the author will update more

The author is a bachelor and writes about the interactions between men and women that are embarrassing to death.

After Chapter 360, start keeping journals

In order to contribute to the construction of the Republic of Korea, the Chinese overseas are not as good as the Indians. Whether it is the United States, Indonesia, South Korea, or Japan, all Chinese are outside the core circle of the upper class! How pathetic! The only two successful ones no longer recognize Chinese identity, the Singaporean Li family and the Thai royal family.

Damn it's really good. Who is this? Didn't you write about Korean entertainment before? Dimensionality reduction attack, right? It's a pity that it's early. Keep it up and watch it. I'll give you the monthly ticket. Come on.

A solid choice for the first movie. This is the first film directed by Shen Yinhe, and he uses his nationality to win both word-of-mouth and box office success. It fits the character and character of the protagonist very well. After the success of the first part, I suggested that Shen Yinhe should not be used in the second part. Instead, we need to find talented newcomers who have not yet been discovered, and create characters that can support newcomers and make successful movies without famous actors. For the third part, I will go back to the first step, find a well-known and capable actor, choose a script that can be shortlisted in at least three major European films, and participate in foreign exhibitions. The size of the award does not matter, just strive to win the award. In this way, as long as three movies are in Chungmuro, it will completely plant its flag in this country. These three steps should be the fastest and surest path. Although it would be faster to choose a new actor and a foreign award-winning script for the second part, the risk is higher and it is not in line with the protagonist's cautious and stable character.

The writing is okay and the point of entry is novel, but it's a bit slow.

The more I look at it, the more wrong it becomes. No wonder it's limited to free of charge.

I won't read it if it's from China, for fear of spoiling my brain.

The more I see behind it, the more I can't stand it. I don't know if I can have some social logic or common sense.

There are still people who want to be a stick nowadays?