Chinese entertainment started with male models

Chapter 438 You are all my wings
It seems to be to allow more people who came to support the event to make an appearance.

This year's Golden Rooster Awards ceremony was divided into three stages.

First, the host gave a brief introduction, then two award presenters came up to briefly introduce the nominated films or individuals, and then two award presenters came up.
The process was very complicated, and it felt like a group of people were serving him.

Why would Bai Liang have this idea?

The prize-drawing guests were Nazha and Reba.
When the host, Lan Yu, announced the winners, a small commotion broke out in the audience.

Holy crap! How could this not be a "behind-the-scenes cover-up"?!

These two went up to be the award presenters, so whose name was written as the final winner? Need I say more?

Of course, Bai Liang's name wouldn't appear on the awards themselves, but the documentary "Climbing to the Top" was produced, directed, and starred by Bai Liang.

He also played the trinity game like Wu Jing.

However, it's a documentary, so it's more like a fun project. Even if all the names are written as "him," it's not a big deal.

At this moment, Bai Liang felt a bunch of eyes looking at him from behind. Even people in the first row couldn't help but turn around to look.

The expressions on the faces of the two people next to him were especially amusing at this moment.

Guo Fan was laughing so hard he was almost dying, covering his mouth and sobbing as if he had suddenly fallen ill.

Zhao Jinmai looked on with envy, not for the award, but for the two older women on stage.

At this moment, Dilraba and Nazha each took a different path to the stage. Their movements were quite synchronized. Dressed in elegant and appropriate gowns and wearing high heels, they walked at a fast pace.

They all seemed eager to get on stage before the other.

Because the host, Lan Yu, only had one card in his hand, which symbolized the initiative.

These two girls, who seem to be similar in popularity, status, and age, also walk at roughly the same speed.

The two walked up to the host, Lan Yu, almost at the same time.

Blue Rain: Who am I supposed to give this to?

At this moment, Reba stood there motionless, seemingly wanting Lan Yu to make the decision herself.

As a result, that shameless Naza directly reached out her hand, and Lan Yu took the opportunity to give her the card, and then quickly retreated to the edge of the stage.

At this moment, the two hosts, Deng Chao and Huang Bo, were watching the excitement from the sidelines. Because they were still on stage, they were obviously a bit tense, but the micro-expressions on their faces betrayed them.

No wonder it's the Golden Rooster Award! It's awesome!
In fact, these two girls from Xinjiang have already shown a tendency to avoid being seen together in other settings.

A document from an event previously circulated, outlining requirements from an artist's team. In it, Dilraba's team specifically mentioned: "Do not appear in the same frame as competing artists, such as Gulnazar."

It's hard to say whether this thing is real or fake. It's just a form, and it seems like anyone could make one. It's probably fake.

Even so, it still sparked considerable discussion, and Dilraba and Nezha's fans got into another fight.

On one hand, she says her older sister wouldn't deign to be photographed with that person, while on the other hand, she says, "What are you pretending for? You're just afraid of being overshadowed!"
Actually, this kind of thing is quite common in the industry. When many artists attend commercial performances or events, their respective teams will make some requests. Some of these requests mainly concern the reception conditions, such as what kind of car to arrange, what level of hotel to choose, and how much security to provide.

As for the requirements regarding appearing in the same frame, there are even more: who can't be in the same frame with whom, who can't sit together with whom, who can't mention whom in front of whom, and exes can't appear on the same stage.
There's no way around it; once two people appear in the same frame, there's bound to be some kind of drama, mostly negative drama.

Of course, most event organizers will meet these requirements.

There are also those who don't tolerate it, such as the movie channel nicknamed "Sixth Princess".

Her main focus is to deal with all kinds of dissent. The more some celebrities don't want to be in the same frame, the more Princess Liu loves to put them together. She doesn't care about the grudges and love-hate relationships between celebrities in private. On her stage, they have to sing "A Perfect Match" together.

The show features a chaotic scene where various celebrity exes, current partners, and rumored boyfriends appear together, making it a veritable ex reunion.

What about Liu Ye and Zhang Jie, Huang Xiaoming and Chen Weiting, Xie Tingfeng and Chen Xiaochun, Hua Chenyu and Deng Ziqi?
Therefore, people have reason to suspect that this job was once again arranged by the Sixth Princess's side.
She's really good at creating drama!

In 2012, amidst doomsday prophecies, while other channels were broadcasting the Spring Festival Gala, Princess Six aired "Queuing to Go to Heaven."

On Qingming Festival, she quite appropriately played a zombie movie starring Lam Chun-ying.

On Valentine's Day and Qixi Festival, she plays "A Chinese Odyssey," a film about lovers who can't be together in the end, and sometimes she even tells you directly, "He's Just Not That Into You."

And on Singles' Day, they'll be showing "Love Actually" to all the single people out there.

Instead of showing cartoons on Children's Day, she showed uncut versions of "Ju-on" and "The Haunted Village".

The movie "Flying Colors" was played during the college entrance exam, and "Fan Jin's Success in the Imperial Examination" was played when the results were released.

When Wang Baoqiang's divorce was first announced, the movie channel aired "Detective Chinatown" for several days in a row.

In the next stage, Madam Ma reversed her stance, accusing Wang Baoqiang of domestic violence and causing a scene at the police station. The Sixth Princess, closely following the development of the situation, played the TV series "The Story of Qiu Ju".

When Wu Moufan was arrested some time ago, Princess Liu directly released the movie "Sewing Machine Band".

After all, the Golden Rooster Awards are usually quite serious. It feels like only Princess Liu (a nickname for a celebrity) can handle this kind of thing.

So how can everyone not suspect "her"?

Deng Chao and Huang Bo couldn't help but secretly ask Lan Yu, "Was this arranged by your station?"

Lan Yu looked completely bewildered: "I don't know."

"Aren't you a host on the movie channel?"

"Yes, I'm just a host."

Lan Yu secretly doubted her own movie channel, thinking to herself: "They're even cheating their own people? It would have been better if I had told them in advance and prepared two sets of cards."

She was genuinely unsure who to give the card to.

After all, whether it's Dilraba or Nazario, they both looked really interested. They're both stunning beauties, and looking at her like that, even as a girl myself, it would be hard to resist either of them.
Fortunately, Nezha was more proactive. Otherwise, Blue Rain might have been stuck in an awkward situation.

However, the two beauties from Xinjiang, who are usually at odds, actually cooperated quite well on stage.

On the stage of the Golden Rooster Awards, no matter how much they wanted to criticize each other, they had to smile and act as close as sisters.

They quickly finished introducing the shortlisted documentaries.

Clips from each of the nominated documentaries were also shown on the big screen at the venue.

When "The Summit" came out, the big screen also allowed everyone to relive Bai Liang's amazing act of jumping off Mount Everest!
The theme was reaching the summit, but what impressed everyone the most was actually "going down the mountain".

Most people have actually seen this stuff. Even if you don't have a membership to watch documentaries, as long as you're online during that period, you've probably seen clips of the documentary.

But watching it again still feels incredibly impressive!

Especially when Bai Liang's face appeared on the big screen the next second, he smiled and waved to everyone as a greeting.

The weather remains mild.

This creates a strange sense of contradiction for everyone, making it difficult to connect him now with the "crazy person" in the documentary.

But without a doubt, it's the same person.

After the two girls from Xinjiang finished their work, they walked off the stage hand in hand.

This scene left many netizens speechless.

Wow, an actress!

However, experts naturally analyzed the expressions on the two people's faces carefully and found that Reba's facial muscles seemed to twitch for a moment, and then Naza seemed to have a similar situation.

But why this happens is a bit hard to understand. It can't be that there's a physiological aversion to the other person, can it?

The answer lies in the hands they are holding.

There are many ways to hold hands, and squeezing the other person's hand tightly is one of them.

Naza took the initiative to attack, while Reba defended and countered.

When the two separated, it was noticed that something was wrong with their hands; their knuckles were white.
pain!!!
As soon as I got back to my seat, I carefully rubbed my hands.

From initially disliking each other, to later exchanging insults whenever they met, it seems they have finally reached the point of physical aggression.

The two traveled together for almost three years.

Although pinching each other's hands might seem like a childish squabble, this was indeed the first time the two of them had actually "physically fought." It seemed to foreshadow an escalation of their conflict, as they were no longer content with just verbal accusations.

In contrast to the escalating conflict between the two women, the two guests who came on stage later to present the awards were much more harmonious.

Yang Mi and Jing Tian.

The two were incredibly affectionate and considerate throughout, holding hands the whole time.

And he didn't pinch the other person hard.
After all, they are both older female contestants, so they wouldn't be that childish, even though the two of them have actually argued before.

Da Tian Tian: I'm very mature~ at least I'm very mature today.

Looking at Da Mimi, who was smiling and had her arm around hers, she subconsciously straightened up.
Da Mimi's smile remained unchanged, but inwardly she was somewhat disdainful: Tch~ Although you're not bad, do you even know what real stats are?

If she weren't usually careful and had strong self-control, she would easily hunch her back unconsciously when walking.

This is what it truly means to carry a heavy burden forward!

While Da Tian Tian also has a great figure, full and rounded, she is clearly inferior to Da Mi Mi in comparison.

No matter how much you try to hold on, it's useless.

However, compared to her numerical advantage in terms of physique, when other aspects are compared, Da Mi Mi feels quite bitter.

How did she manage to make it this far?
Although they were both award presenters, Da Tian Tian is much more successful in the film industry than her.

The two players are not even in the same skill level.

There's no way around it; one film, "How Long Will I Love U," is enough to sustain her for at least a few years. To this day, it remains the pinnacle of domestic romance films, its status almost completely unshakeable.

Its dominance in this field is comparable to that of "The Wandering Earth" in the science fiction genre.

With such a representative work, even if Da Tian Tian doesn't have any other movies that make her a star afterward, she is still a top-tier actress in the film industry.

Da Mimi: What incredible luck! How did she manage to pick this up?

Da Tian Tian: What do you mean, "found it"? I earned it myself through hard work~
She was very proactive in cooperating with Bai Liang, acting like a devoted admirer, and even willingly sacrificed her own interests.

Most female celebrities couldn't do what she did.

Later, she even got herself involved, which left her with lingering effects to this day; she often can't sleep at night because she thinks about him so much.
"The winner of the 32nd Golden Rooster Award for Best Documentary is..." Da Mimi read the first half of the announcement in her sweet, childlike voice, leaving the final result to Da Tiantian.

Da Tian Tian, ​​of course, didn't hold back either, loudly and energetically announcing, "Climbing to the top! Congratulations, Bai Liang!"

Da Mimi almost rolled her eyes: Needless to say, the one behind you, you idiot!

They're announcing award-winning documentaries; what's the point of just reading out names?
However, it seems that no one cares about this small flaw.
The atmosphere at the scene paused for about a second, followed by thunderous applause.

This is where Bai Liang's position at the front comes in handy; he doesn't have to exchange pleasantries with too many people.

If he had sat a little further back, it would have taken him several more minutes just to respond to people's congratulations and greetings.

This is probably the best-received and most-watched documentary at the Golden Rooster Awards.

Someone who didn't know better might think they were being awarded the Golden Rooster Award for Best Actor!
Bai Liang: I won the Golden Rooster Award!
At this point, he began to understand why Ash would shout something after catching a Pokémon.

He doesn't care what kind of award it is, as long as the trophy is a Golden Rooster Award trophy.

Before accepting the award, Bai Liang did indeed "politely" hug the two award presenters.

However, his act of carrying two at once seemed a bit strange to outsiders.
A very small number of players had a strange suspicion: Could this kid be playing some kind of game of treating everyone equally?

There's no first or last; you are all my wings.

Fortunately, he is tall and has a long reach, so this kind of operation doesn't seem out of place to him.

Da Tian Tian, ​​being so naive, didn't think much of it and smiled broadly and smugly.

That little expression seemed to say: I'm giving you this award! Me, aren't you happy?
As for Da Mimi, her facial expression didn't change at all, but her inner thoughts were quite turbulent!
Different people have different levels of emotional value and emotional needs.

Sometimes, just a little bit of sweetness is enough to fill a person up.

She and Bai Liang actually had no romantic relationship or rumors, and as a divorced mother, she felt there was no need to ask for so much.

After all, she's not Yang Tianbao.

So when the award was announced, Da Mimi consciously let Da Tian Tian take the card, and at the end, she also let Da Tian Tian read the most important content.

She has a very clear understanding of her own position.

Unexpectedly, Bai Liang didn't leave her behind either.

This small gesture warmed the sister's heart.
Although the older sister believes she is past the age of believing in love and feels that she has closed her heart and locked away her love, and that her relationship with her younger brother is a matter of mutual benefit.

But the sudden heartbeat she felt just moments ago made her realize exactly what was happening.

Are they all his wings?

Honey: To avoid you having too many wings to fit in, I'll be your "invisible wings"~
As her gaze fell upon the tall, straight back of the man in front of her, her eyes unconsciously softened.
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As expected, tonight's Best Actor award has nothing to do with Bai Liang.

Even Xu Zheng, who had previously won Best Actor at the College Student Film Festival, lost.

The film "So Long, My Son," which shone brightly at the Berlin Film Festival, undoubtedly won both the Best Actor and Best Actress awards!

Actually, if it were the previous Golden Rooster Awards, there might have been some kind of tie, such as two or three winners.

But not this year!

Even those in the industry who are good at public relations can't pull off any strange moves at this juncture.

The main point is that, while this year's awards may not satisfy everyone, they should at least make people feel that the Golden Rooster Awards have gained real prestige and are truly valuable.

Otherwise, how can they compete with the Golden Horse Awards and produce so many ties that it becomes a laughing stock?

Besides "So Long, My Son" winning Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Screenplay, "The Wandering Earth" won Best Feature Film and Best Sound Recording, "Operation Red Sea" won Best Director, "The Bugle from Gutian" won Best Supporting Actor and Best Original Score, and "Dying to Survive" won Best Directorial Debut.
There is almost no single dominant player; while sharing the pie, they have also taken care of almost all the popular movies, and the results tend to be positive in everyone's opinion.

The person who cut the cake this time was a pro!

The most interesting thing is that Chen Kaige's "The Legend of the Demon Cat" only won Best Cinematography and Best Art Direction.

But he himself was also a contestant who cut the cake, and he was also the head of the judging panel.

I don't know if they avoided any appearance of impropriety during the selection process, or if they were simply too embarrassed to vote for their own film.
After all, this year's movies are really quite impressive.

Even "Dying to Survive" only won a directorial debut award, but it's hard to say that the awards were unfair.

Among those major awards, "The Wandering Earth," as a film that opened the door to Chinese science fiction films, is of epoch-making significance, and it is perfectly reasonable for it to win Best Feature Film.

Hmm. This might also be one of the reasons why Bai Liang didn't win the Best Actor award.

The performances of the male and female leads in "So Long, My Son" were truly outstanding. Both are veteran actors, and Xu Zheng really couldn't say that he acted better than Wang Jingchun.

It wouldn't be surprising if a blockbuster patriotic film like "Operation Red Sea" won Best Director.

The audience will not feel that there is any behind-the-scenes manipulation in these award results.

After searching high and low, the only "behind-the-scenes manipulation" at this year's Golden Rooster Awards seems to be Bai Liang's documentary with an incorrect timeline.

So, should we criticize him?

Sorry, but the biggest "dark force" online right now is Bai Liang's fans.

Our great immortal didn't win the Golden Rooster Award for Best Actor, so why are you making such a fuss?
The organizers are certainly good at dividing the pie; I wonder if they insisted on including Bai Liang's documentary for that very purpose.

In the end, he still managed to bring home a trophy in this year's fierce competition.

In a sense, this is already an affirmation of Bai Liang, the leading figure of the younger generation, by this year's Golden Rooster Awards.

The youngest of the other award winners were born in the 1970s, while the main winners were veteran actors born in the 1960s.

Bai Liang is the only one born in the 1990s.

(End of this chapter)