
The Golden Years of Chinese Entertainment, Starting in the Cinematography Department
华娱光影年华,从摄影系开始
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- 1.9M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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Four is about right, too many would be disgusting! Also, don't add Liu Yifei!
If you have good writing skills, your story about the female lead, Lao Liu, will likely do quite well. The ones you've written, however, are really not memorable to those born in the 80s and 90s.
One major reason why the film and television industry is so unappealing is that many investors are not focused on creating quality works, but rather on promoting celebrities and making quick money through online popularity. Of course, there are other reasons for the collapse of the film and television industry; problems exist at virtually every stage, though none are fatal. These non-fatal factors combined prevent the production of works that truly resonate with and are enjoyed by the public.
Don't write innocent romance stories in entertainment news; it's too off-putting. Everyone knows what's going on in the entertainment industry.
In 2025, those born in the 1990s will be 36 years old; it's time to give our young readers born in the 2000s something better.
Above average, this is the best entertainment article I've seen in recent weeks. The author seems to be an experienced writer, having done their research on prices, income, and the environment at the time. The writing style is also quite good. I hope it doesn't falter. Keep it up!
Bingbing, Yifei, Tangtang, and Tiantian?
Top-tier Chinese entertainment news, mainly because it's so smooth to watch. It's concise where it should be, and in-depth where it should be. Of all the shows I've watched, only "Chinese Entertainment 2000" (although it's been lackluster and delayed lately) and this one have truly satisfied me. Here's my monthly pass!
I finished watching it, and overall it was pretty good, quite smooth, and there weren't any major flaws. Liu Shishi's track record is well-documented—a leading lady at a box office of over 100 million yuan. I hope they'll write more about her in future episodes. Also, everyone at the studio is saying she's their girlfriend; when can we finally get to eat Shishi's food (a euphemism for being single)?
This is the first book written by a new author; "Light and Shadow Years" is a company.
This book mainly tells the story of the gradual expansion of time and light, not the kind of book that focuses on constantly making movies, chasing girls, and pursuing women. Thank you for reading!