Chinese Showbiz: I Only Like Making Movies

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In 2005, Fang Yi, who had spent half his life struggling at the bottom of the film and television industry, made one wrong move and transmigrated, reborn in another body.

Now that he’s reborn, of course he wants to live it up however he likes!

Fang Yi isn’t some obedient kid. He plans to start out as an independent filmmaker, then make his way into the capital of Chinese entertainment and enjoy the industry, while carrying on the Fang family line.

What’s this about his original self signing a director’s contract with Huayi? He really doesn’t want to be someone else’s workhorse.

And why has he suddenly gained a junior female fellow student? He wants to live it up...

2005 was a very important turning point...

That year, after years of painstakingly building its strength, Dongda amassed trillions in foreign currency reserves, further integrated with international markets, and rolled up its sleeves to get to work.

That year, Hollywood turned its attention to the mainland film market and saw Dongda’s enormous potential.

That year, hundreds of millions eagerly awaited the Olympics, hoping their country would speed up its recovery and return to the top of the world.

That year, Fang Yi reset his mindset and continued working in the film and television industry he loved, building his reputation and capital as he set up a business of his own.

Three decades of sweeping change, with countless opportunities.

Seven decades of upheaval, as Huaxia soared.

The cultural sector has always been integral to building and reviving this great nation, bearing witness to its strength and prosperity.