
Period: The Rebirth Journey That Began at Shanghai Film Studio
年代:从魔都美影厂开始的重生路
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- Completed
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- 655k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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- Qidian
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It's 84 years old, why are there 20 Tao Huimin 18 and Chen Hong 16, even if they are not from the Mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan and abroad? Why do some people always choose women in their thirties at this time, and the king is already married, and Gong Xue is about to run away?
The reason for the decline of Chinese movies is actually that they can't operate, and there is too much piracy. No matter how good you make, it will be useless and profitable. The state has unified purchasing and marketing. Without commercial development, sooner or later, you will die.
I dare to conclude that this novel is at least a high-quality one.
The starting angle is different. It starts with animation, which is my favorite among old bookworms. It looks like an entertainment article at first, but in fact it is a historical article. If you read it with the intention of reading entertainment articles, you may be disappointed. The content is very realistic. I can't see anything wrong with it. I think the author at least has a deep understanding of the animation industry. I enjoyed reading it. Come on.
Alas, He Qing, who just started using Douyin, passed away!
A rare book
I really like the theme of going to the beauty factory, and the author's writing is also very good. I can't find any meal replacement book on the Internet, so this is the only one.
At first glance, I thought Comrade Jiang Shan had faked his corpse.
After reading Chapter 70, the protagonist is too ambitious. The top priority is to create a best-selling comic first, instead of trying to soar into the sky here, and just trying to lay the framework of an animated universe with just one comic.
Domestic TV stations don't pay much attention to animation, and they give little or no money. If you want to make money, you can only sell animation abroad. However, a bunch of animation giants let you show animation for free, and in the end they still have to make money from peripherals. But at that time, the domestic peripheral industry was basically zero. If you placed an order from a foreign manufacturer, you would need foreign exchange. It feels like it's a dead end no matter what.
It is pure nonsense if there is no golden finger. The reason why most of them have golden fingers is because they can get rid of many logical loopholes. There are barriers in the industry and it is not just what you want to achieve.
I gave up after seeing Chapter 163. What I want to see is the revitalization of Chinese comics in that era, the production and development of local animation IP, not the main character becoming famous and beautiful.