Chinese Entertainment 2009: A Grassroots Filmmaker

Can you please stop calling this guy and that guy respectfully in the book? If you respect the author Han Sanping, just call him Han Dong. For Stephen Chow, please don't call him Mr. Xing. You can call Director Zhou and call him Zhou Sheng. As a Cantonese, I really can't stand it when I see the protagonist licking his face and calling him this guy or that guy.

I have no feelings for Reba and have never been able to appreciate it.

After taking a look, I think it's no good. What right do you have to criticize Shen Teng? He's a pillar of the station, and you've never even done anything worthwhile. Then his wife pulled out a knife, and you were still lecturing Shen Teng about how others can give him passes while you don't, saying it's for his own good. Do you think he needs your help? If you haven't achieved anything, don't act superior.

Jing Tian, ​​what can you write about? It has nothing to do with whether she is beautiful or not. She had a boyfriend when she debuted, right?

Nazha's life as a struggling artist in Beijing in 2009 should be worth keeping.

Knowing full well that "Chasing the Light" would be a hit, why didn't you sing it yourself? You sold it to Jing Tian, ​​whose agent only offered you 30,000 yuan—take it or leave it. How could you stand being humiliated like that? Speechless. A total cuckold, a deadbeat simp.

I really don't understand. It's been a few years now and I'm still thinking about the same old thing about winning awards. Just have a high box office and make money. It's so idle.

The film is a tale of extreme tension and relentless suppression of the protagonist. Even with a 200 million yuan budget, the director seems to think everyone can bully him. No one is willing to help the protagonist in times of need, and even after success, no one offers any consolation. Is being a nobody a cardinal sin? It's watchable, even entertaining, but I don't want to watch it, nor do I have the time to watch the protagonist being suppressed.

I don't even want to look at the name anymore. It's so ridiculous! Lin Xiaoyuan, Lin Dayuan, Lin Gaoyuan, Lin Shanyuan, Lin Ziyuan, Lin Buyuan, Lin Feiyuan, Lin Beiyuan, Lin Dongyuan, Lin Nanyuan, Lin Xiyuan, Lin Gouyuan—all these names are better than this bird's nest.

Nowadays, every Chinese entertainment novelist wants to write about capital, and at least they all start as directors, just like the invincible novels. The beginning was amazing, but in the middle, in order to avoid repetitive plots and causing readers to feel disgusted, a harem was added, resulting in capital not being capital, and all the erotic novels being written exactly the same, lacking…