A Director's Art Is Making Money
导演的艺术就是搞钱
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- 658k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 7mo ago
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Zuo Shandiao (a notorious bandit leader) can be autocratic and domineering. But would he steal box office revenue from up-and-coming domestic directors to fund Hollywood movies? You can't just write anything to create conflict.
Overall, it's alright. The fact that it doesn't fawn over Liu Yifei, promote female characters quickly, and feature Bingfei together is a plus. The main drawback is the protagonist's somewhat contradictory personality. He's portrayed as so greedy for money, yet he joins a small, unknown workshop with only a 50% stake.
This author is clearly neither a newcomer nor a veteran; they're definitely a seasoned pro. 🙂
Does anyone still read the three major European literatures?
It's 2026, and people are still reading articles that won the top three European awards? The version has been updated. Aren't Chinese entertainment articles now popular, deconstructing the top three European awards and approaching the topic from a cultural war perspective?
This book is the most sophisticated among all the Chinese entertainment directors I've read; the others are just sycophants, no matter how handsome, rich, or famous they are.
This book is great! I've been a long-time hater of Liu Yifei because so many people fawn over her, but this book doesn't. It's not even out yet, and it's already getting attention from both Liu Yifei and Bingfei! I'm definitely reading this book.
Li Hong, Li Sisi
What era are we living in? Why are we still making systems? You're not writing about the tech industry; what kind of system does the film and television industry need?
Did the author receive money from ⬆️? They're relentlessly bashing Lao Han.
Does the word "chicken director" appear throughout the entire text? Don't overdo the use of internet slang!