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Chinese Showbiz: How Did I Become a Top-Tier Star?
Reborn in 2014, Qi Liang was a first-year management student at the Beijing Film Academy. He planned to use his experience as a casting director in his previous life to build connections and capital, then return to his old line of work. But his very first production brought an unexpected turn: the director took a liking to him and wanted him to become an actor. Qi Liang thought it over and decided that might not be so bad. Everyone knew actors made the most money these days. After spending a few
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Showbiz: I Just Want to Work Behind the Scenes
Actors, singers, idols, MCs, hosts… Onstage, celebrities shine beneath the spotlights. Chased by the media and adored by fans, they seem like idols perched high above the rest. But behind the radiance, in the places the spotlights cannot reach, lies the real “iceberg beneath the water.” Producers, film and television companies, investors, advertisers, television stations, websites, cinema chains, the media, internet conglomerates… They are all intertwined, opposing yet mutually beneficial, att
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A Rich Third-Generation Heir in Showbiz
As the saying goes, wealth never lasts beyond three generations. Bai Mu scoffed at this, because he was a genuine third-generation heir to a wealthy family! He was merely sealed away for the time being. Reporter: Bai Mu, as a third-generation heir to a wealthy family, how did you embark on the path of acting? Bai Mu: First, because compared with inheriting the family fortune, I would rather make my own way; Second, because I love acting; Third, because… Fourth, … … Under the admiring gazes of
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Once Again in 2010
After sixty years of peace, culture and entertainment flourished. The cultural industry reached an annual value of ten trillion, becoming one of the nation's pillar industries. Film box-office revenue reached one hundred billion, making it the world's second-largest market. Web dramas and online variety shows rose like comets, and the internet became an entirely new entertainment platform. This was an age of entertainment, a carnival of culture, this was… All right, I really cannot keep making
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