1982: Starting Out as a Gofer on the Journey to the West Set

If you want to see feelings, dreams, and literary youth, you can watch it. After all, there are not many people who are time-traveled and reborn, vying to be a sidekick. If you want to see ordinary people who only think about money, women, prospects, rights, and the future, don't watch it. The protagonist has evil intentions and only wants to be a gentleman.

With this level of writing, it can be on the new book list, and the starting point is getting better and better.

Author, are you sure you had a monitor in 1982? ? ? At that time, it all relied on the photographer's skills and experience. Monitors only became available in the 1990s and were not very clear.

To be honest, in your previous life, when you were sixty-three years old, you were still at the bottom of the film and television industry, so you must be a happy person. my country's film and television industry has developed rapidly over the past 40 years. As long as you are determined to learn, you will not end up at the bottom based on your qualifications. Of course, if you change careers midway, that will be another story. And this kind of person has character flaws. I don't believe that he can become a big boss without a system after being reborn. So why do many authors set the protagonist's previous life to be so low-level? In fact, the setting is that one once reached a certain height, then fell down due to some reason, and was reborn in this life and finally became a big boss, which is more credible. .

Brigitte Lin, Teresa Teng, Joey Wong, Hu Huizhong, Yang Lijing, Shu Qi

The synopsis is similar to that of a previous one. It also started with Journey to the West as a miscreant and later joined the crew of Dream of Red Mansions. The story became more and more outrageous. When the Red Mansions crew conducted an obedience test, I stopped watching it because it was too outrageous.

It is available on the Beep website. The movie tells the story of Beijing in 1984. I think it can be watched as a documentary about Beijing in the 1980s. The conflict between Eastern and Western cultures, the unemployed youth at that time, college entrance examination students, urban scenery, and the big drum in the teahouse, all aspects. It was shot by a Chinese-American without the filters of the studio system at that time.

Suddenly I realized that I had written more than 60 chapters, and I feel like 1/3 of them were just chatting with a few old aunties, and the number of words is low...

Maggie Cheung, Michelle Chen, Michelle Tsang, Farong Chen, Li Ruotong, Yuling Cheng, Meiqi Shao, Charmaine Sheh, Bixia Wan

Don't read it, old bookworms, the power of the writing is too disturbing!