This actor just wants to verify.

Chapter 262: The Four New Domestic Entertainment Students (asking for monthly tickets)
Hao Yun negotiated the endorsement contract with a company in Hong Kong.

The unit of these two million is Hong Kong dollars.

The average exchange rate of Hong Kong dollar to RMB is 106.23 RMB per 212 Hong Kong dollars, so the endorsement fee is approximately million RMB.

At present, the product endorsement fees for those first-tier celebrities in mainland China are around 300 million yuan a year.

Even An Xiaoxi's new endorsement received a price of 300 million RMB for two years. Her role as Wang Yuyan made her a hot commodity for advertisers.

PepsiCo plans to add one more person next year to complete the "perfect" combination.

Hao Yun recommended An Xiaoxi to them.

He also showed the high-definition MV of him and An Xiaoxi to several people who came from Pepsi to discuss business.

These people are quite interested.

Wang Yuyan.

Whether you have watched "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" or not, it is hard for anyone not to know Wang Yuyan.

200 million for Hao Yun in two years is not particularly exaggerated.

If he were a Hong Kong star, Pepsi would definitely offer him more than HK$300 million.

All I can say is that mainland celebrities are still not “sellable” at a high price.

Hao Yun was quite satisfied with the price.

What he values ​​is not the mere two million - well, actually he values ​​it quite a lot, as this endorsement fee has already broken his previous endorsement record.

The most important thing is the endorsement of Pepsi Superstar. It not only brings two million in revenue, but also represents a kind of recognition.

This shows that the market is full of confidence in his future.

Although the Pepsi Superstars at this time no longer have the glory of being a single person, the fact that Hao Yun could become one of them was a major event that shocked all media.

He is also the first mainland star to join the ranks of Pepsi superstars.

It’s not Zhou Xun, Li Guanpeng, Lu Yi, or Zhao Yanzi.

It’s Hao Yun!

The first mainland star!
This makes it difficult for many people to understand.

There is an illusion that Hao Yun has reached the ceiling of the domestic entertainment industry, which has greatly improved his status.

It can even be said that it is no less than a TV series in which the male lead plays the leading role.

In 2001, he played a supporting role in Hengdian.

In 2002, he ventured into Hong Kong and played a small role of only a few minutes, playing a silver thief named Yun Zhonghe.

In 2003, he starred in the Hong Kong movie "Infernal Affairs 2" and participated in "New Police Story" after Fang Long returned from Hollywood. He also collaborated with Lu Xuechang and Gu Changwei in the domestic entertainment industry...

Hao Yun takes every step down to earth.

Not to say that he relied entirely on himself, but at least people can see how he got here.

Instead of being like some stars who inexplicably come to the fore and are the center of attention and become the leading male or female character.

This time, it was a big leap in Hao Yun's career.

The little marketing money that Wu Laoliu had saved up finally came in handy.

Hao Yun gave some more money, making a total of 500,000 yuan.

These can all be counted as studio operating expenses and can be deducted from a portion of your tax bill.

Pepsi has issued extensive promotional notices in many media entertainment sections, calling the current Pepsi superstar lineup of Ronald Kok, Sammi Cheng, F4, Jay Chou, Chen Guanxi, and Hao Yun the "Pepsi Nine Stars."

I shot a lot of footage of Hao Yun, and he is so handsome.

Hao Yun also cooperated in promoting his "achievements".

It was reported that he graduated from a technical secondary school, was dissatisfied with the job assigned to him, and left for Hengdian to become an extra.

Publicize his history of playing minor roles in various TV dramas. Especially in the TV series "Wind and Cloud", he played the role of the little green man for more than half a month.

He was promoted as a technical secondary school student who defeated countless college entrance examination students, became the third place in the liberal arts in Anhui Province, and also the top scorer in the art examination of Beijing Film Academy.

Although it was painful to spend half a million, the effect was immediate.

In late February, Hao Yun's name was known throughout the entire domestic entertainment network, overshadowing his competitors for a time.

There were also some media outlets that participated in the publicity voluntarily without receiving any benefits.

After all, Hao Yun's endorsement is indeed shocking and is extremely valuable news material. The media's job is to publish news to attract attention, thereby increasing the traffic and sales of websites or newspapers.

This year's inventory of young actors in the domestic entertainment industry also began in full swing in the first month after the Chinese New Year.

In addition to the media, many netizens and bloggers have also participated in the inventory of the new generation of the four little freshmen. In fact, there are many versions of the four little freshmen. For example, some say the first generation is "Lu Yi, Huang Sanshi, Li Guanpeng, Hu Bing", but some say it is "Lu Yi, Chen Kun, Li Guanpeng, Hu Bing".

The difference is Chen Kun and Huang Sanshi.

If it is Chen Kun, then Huang Sanshi would not be on the list. If it is Huang Sanshi, then Chen Kun belongs to the second generation.

Regarding the second generation, some media said it was “Lu Yi, Chen Kun, Li Guanpeng, and Ren Quan”, while others said it was “Lu Yi, Chen Kun, Li Guanpeng, and Huang Sanshi”.

The difference is whether it is Huang Sanshi or Ren Quan.

In any case, those who can be counted out are definitely not ordinary people.

It can only be said that Huang Sanshi and Ren Quan are not outstanding enough, unlike the other three who are undisputed.

Now it’s time to take stock of the top four young actors of the third generation.

In the past year of 2003, many new generation of potential talents emerged, and most of the older generation are probably going to be dropped from the list.

Generally speaking, being removed from the list doesn’t mean it’s no longer popular.

For example, Lu Yi, Chen Kun, and Li Guanpeng are still popular young actors, but it can only be said that they have not achieved a breakthrough in their own status.

It's time to make room for the newcomers.

Some people who are not on the list, such as Hu Jun who became popular in 03 and Liu Ye who has always been popular, are not on the list because they are not the "fresh men" who debuted in the last two years, they are simply too old.

Among the four young actors of the third generation, Huang Danan and Nie Yuan were the first to be selected without any controversy.

Huang Danan has a gentle and modest personality, handsome and well-proportioned appearance, which is completely the style of a new good boy. From "The Emperor of Han Dynasty" and "Return of the Condor Heroes 3" to "Dragon Stamp" and "The Talented and Romantic Tang Bohu", this seemingly handsome and docile little boy gradually became full of vigor and showed his talent, even walking with a vigorous spirit.

The domineering demeanor of the boss has obviously penetrated into his bones.

Maybe it's not that he has undergone a complete transformation, but that before, what people saw was just one aspect of his changeable personality.

Nie Yuan starred in two hit TV series, one is "Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties" and the other is "A Chinese Ghost Story".

Although he was not the leading male role in either of the two TV series, he was just as popular as the leading male role, which made his popularity soar.

He will definitely have a place in the third generation inventory.

The remaining three popular candidates are Hao Yun, Tong Dawei and Yin Xiaotian.

Hao Yun was the first to be selected, and he was not controversial. Last year, he released four movies: "Kara is a Dog", "PTU", "The Matrix", and "Infernal Affairs 2".

Among them, "Infernal Affairs 2" is the leading role.

The reason why he is controversial is that some media feel that the term "xiaosheng" is a bit insulting to his identity as a movie star.

It's like adults running to a kindergarten and bullying the kids.

Worried that Hao Yun would feel that his victory was unfair.

If we only talk about TV series, Hao Yun played minor supporting roles in the two TV series "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "The Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" that aired last year.

However, Hao Yun has released an album, which includes a very popular song called "Ningxia" - it's not summer yet, but when summer comes, this song will probably become popular again.

Hao Yun even served as a director.

Now he has become the first Pepsi superstar in the domestic entertainment industry.

He will undoubtedly occupy a place and become one of the most popular young actors in the domestic entertainment industry at this stage.

As for the remaining Tong Dawei and Yin Xiaotian.

In the end, each media had its own version of the story, with some saying who would be the better of the two.

Overall, Tong Dawei is slightly better. The movie "Jade Guanyin" he collaborated with Sun Li and He Rundong was a big hit. It not only made Sun Li famous, but also brought him to a higher level.

In other words, the four young actors of the third generation of domestic entertainment are Huang Danan, Nie Yuan, Tong Dawei and Hao Yun.

The sorting is based on age.

The three people listed together with Hao Yun were born in 77, 78 and 79 respectively.

Only Hao Yun was born in 82, five years younger than Huang Danan, four years younger than Nie Yuan, and three years younger than Tong Dawei.

As for fame and status, Hao Yun's national popularity is indeed a bit low because he does not have a hit TV series to support him.

Even Yin Xiaotian, who was eliminated, starred in the Haiyan TV series "What Can I Do to Save You, My Love". His problem is that he has relatively few works, and he only became famous through this one, in which he played the second male lead.

This review is of great benefit to Hao Yun.

Invitations for endorsements came one after another, almost blowing up his phone.

I have to admit that China Star's mobile phones are not very useful.

One of them has been sent for repair.

(End of this chapter)