The King of Crossover Entertainment.

Chapter 456 0456, Hot Comic Exhibition (1)

During the meal, the four of them had a very pleasant conversation.

Hirofumi Tangze expressed his love for Yunfeng's works, especially the martial arts comics with Chinese characteristics such as "Feng Yun", "Diao Ren" and "Four Famous Detectives".

In order to understand the comics market in Japan, Yunfeng went to read the top 30 comics in sales. The one that impressed him most was the work of Hirofumi Karasawa, because he was the only one who wrote short comics.

The two men's business flattery made Tang Yu and Kazuo Tsuchiya want to laugh.

The meal is coming to an end.

Kazuo Tsuchiya introduced the desserts that the waiter had just brought up: "Yun-san, Tang-san, these are the more famous Uji Kintoki, three-color dango, and Taiyaki from our island country. Try them and see if they suit your taste."

Uji Kintoki - a dessert made by boiling green tea syrup with Japanese shaved tea, sugar and water, which is then poured over shaved ice and topped with red beans boiled in sugar to create a colorful dessert.

Three-color dango - a Japanese dessert made of glutinous rice wrapped with fillings and steamed. It has a smooth, fragrant and soft texture and is delicious.

Taiyaki - a snack originating from Tokyo, mainly made of flour, sugar, milk and baking soda, and made into a Japanese confectionery shaped like a sea bream.

Yunfeng and Tang Yu are not picky about food. As long as it is not too "dark" or "heavy", they can eat it.

They rated the three desserts with the universal three-word phrase "very delicious".

Seeing that Yunfeng had almost finished eating, Tang Ze Bowen asked, "Yun Sang, what do you think of the statement 'Comics are far inferior to movies, TV series, and plays, and are for children'?"

Yunfeng wiped his mouth with a napkin and glanced at Tang Ze Hirofumi.

I thought, he has been drawing comics for more than ten years, how could he still be troubled by words like this?

After a moment of silence, he smiled faintly and said, “In fact, my understanding is that comics are the same as other art forms, such as movies, TV series, and plays. They are all about expressing and telling stories, but the way of expression is different.

Each of them has its own advantages. Comics also pay attention to issues such as light and shade, composition and layout. Sometimes the plot and rhythm control of comics are no worse than those of live-action TV movies, or even better.

If you only think that comics are for children, then your understanding of this thing is really superficial. However, it is understandable that you treat things that you are not interested in in this way, just like I don’t watch Korean dramas. They are all a form of entertainment. You have your choice and I have my hobbies. There is no need to belittle either side. "

Tang Ze Hirofumi was really listening, nodding in agreement and sometimes lost in thought. When Yun Feng finished speaking, he smiled and said, "Mr. Yun, what do you think of the statement 'comics will inevitably decline'?"

Yunfeng shrugged and said, "In fact, every cultural product will go through the process of germination, growth, peak, and decline. Whether it is comics or novels, due to their own limitations, changes in the times, competition from peers and other restrictions, it is inevitable that they will eventually decline."

This is not pessimism, but a fact that must be acknowledged.

Tang Ze Hirofumi was silent for a long time, and finally sighed and said, "Thank you, Yun Sang. I benefited a lot from talking with you today. I hope there will be such an opportunity again in the future."

Yunfeng smiled and said, "A floating leaf returns to the sea, and people will meet each other everywhere."

Upon hearing this, Hirofumi Karasawa and Kazuo Tsuchiya were both stunned. They both knew it was a "poem", but with their current level of Chinese proficiency, it would take some time to figure it out.

Even a piece of duckweed can gather in the vast ocean, and people who are destined to meet will meet no matter how big the world is.

This is not.

The next morning, they met again at the CM Comic Con.

"Yun Sang, I didn't expect that we would meet again so soon." Tang Ze Hirofumi greeted happily.

"I guess this is fate." Yunfeng joked.

Although I didn't ask yesterday, Hirofumi Karasawa has been drawing comics for more than ten years, and the sales of his works have always been very good. He is also one of the pillars of Hana no Sato, so how could he not be invited to the CM Comic Exhibition?

On the Yunfeng side, Zheng Rong was directing the staff to make the final arrangements for the booth.

"Nie Feng, Bu Jingyun, Dao Ma, Xiao Qi, Wuqing, Tie Shou, Zhui Ming, Leng Xue..." At first glance, Tang Ze Hirofumi saw the anime character models in the most conspicuous place of the entire booth.

Judging from his reaction and expression, he really likes Yunfeng’s martial arts comics.

After chatting for a while, it was ten o'clock in the morning and the CM Comic Exhibition was officially open to the public.

Countless comic fans poured into the venue. Some had a plan, heading straight to their favorite booths with guides in hand; others came just to join in the fun, touring booths one by one from the beginning.

Takaki Kimura belongs to the latter.

After visiting the local animation booth, he headed for the foreign area since it was still early.

First we came to the booth of MD Company in the United States.

The five connected booths here are all theirs, with hundreds of superhero comic albums, peripherals, games, etc. for comic fans to enjoy.

Takaki Kimura looked at it for a while, but couldn't muster up interest, so he went to the next booth.

Next door is the booth of DP Company from the Republic of Korea.

Compared with the large and numerous booths of MD Company, the booth of DP Company seemed small and empty.

Takaki Kimura just took a few glances and left. Romance comics are not his cup of tea.

Along the way, there were not many people visiting several popular foreign booths.

Takaki Kimura yawned and prepared to leave.

"what?"

Suddenly, Takaki Kimura saw a booth with a huge crowd of people. It was more popular than any booth he had seen before. After careful confirmation, he found that this booth was for the overseas area.

Driven by curiosity, he walked over quickly.

"Hey, hey, hey, don't cut in line, go line up at the back!"

"The flow has been limited, don't push forward."

……

"There are so many people. After we get in, will there be any gifts left?"

"Of course there is, because it is issued according to time periods."

……

"I heard that Tang Ze Hirofumi is here to help support the platform?"

"Yes, yes, yes. I want to watch the new work that will be announced at 4 pm. In the preview that was just released, the main characters are all super cute."

……

Takaki Kimura listened for a while but still didn't understand why people came here until he saw a one-to-one model of Super Saiyan Son Goku.

It turns out that this booth belongs to the Chinese cartoonist Yun Feng.

He has watched "Initial D" and is also following "Dragon Ball", so he can be considered a half fan.

How do you say half?

Because he never refuses any comic book and will read it whenever he has time.

Of course, foreign comics must be quite popular, otherwise they cannot be found in the island country.

Takaki Kimura roughly calculated the waiting time and felt that he would have a chance to get in at four o'clock.

"Well... wait a little longer then."

(End of this chapter)