Chinese Showbiz 2002: Building a Career from Making Films
华娱02，从拍片开始起家
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- Completed
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- 694k Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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- 4mo ago
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- Qidian
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When an original character appears on the main character card, I know that this book is going to hit the market. It would be great if you have an original female protagonist in Huayuwen.
I suggest you not write an original heroine. Everyone knows what a female entertainment star looks like and has a picture. It would be very unflattering if you write an original one that is unimaginable.
Although I don't like that some directors of banned films exaggerate darkness, there are still directors of banned films. Many cases are known from banned films.
In 2026, are there still three major Oscars in Europe?
How many of the award-winning films are not auteur films, and how many are not crooked films? How many of them were filmed for general audiences?
That female producer of yours is a failure! Now I only see them having sex with female producers, and both Gong and Fan are too cryptic! I came here to see the protagonist play with the female star, not with the original female character.
Writing about China Entertainment's banned film with an original heroine, your book has run out of energy.
Those who can use Shu Chang are basically Liang Liang. The appearance and influence of her works are not enough. The most important thing is that the appearance fades too quickly. To be honest, she is a little bit useless as a heroine.
I have never watched either Blind Well or Blind Mountain, nor am I interested in watching it. The author, Wen Qing, is seriously ill. Watching this kind of film would be better than watching the Southern Weekend of that era.
Hey, Chen is there, isn't he in the role? To be honest, I think Chen is the prettiest. Haha, it was popular all over the country. I remember it was very popular back then. I was here in 1991.
What's the point of doing this forbidden diversion? If every time you make a forbidden diversion, then you won't be able to write many movies about this book. Don't you feel aggrieved? Why shouldn't capital just hire tool directors to shoot these banned films? Don't worry about no one filming them. As long as you give them more money, someone will take the risk and film them.