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Countercurrent Hong Kong 1979
The first script cost HK$200,000 and I didn't want to read it. In the 1980s, the average monthly salary for screenwriters in Hong Kong was only about HK$2,000, and the monthly salary for a gold medal screenwriter was HK$5,000. The popular Chow Yun-fat might not be able to get a salary of HK$200,000 for a TV series, let alone screenwriters who have never been taken seriously.
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What the hell? In Hong Kong in 1980, the highest ratings were more than 20 points? Author, you have put the current ratings in Hong Kong back to the era of 1980. In 1980, there were only three TV channels in Hong Kong, and there were no mobile phones, computers, or DVD players. There were very few entertainment projects at that time, and ordinary people watched TV for entertainment. Therefore, the ratings at that time were above 40 points every minute, and ratings between 60 and 70 points were common. The ratings of blockbuster dramas like Shanghai Beach could reach 87 points. The author wrote that the maximum was more than 20 points. At that time, you didn't even need to open a TV station, it would just go bankrupt.
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