Huayu: Starting from Fahrenheit

Chapter 335 Squad Song

"It's written. Do you want to see it?"

As Wu Zhuo spoke, he got up and found the song he had written for the sub-unit.

"Of course I want to see it. Of course, it's not that I don't believe you, I just want to get a sneak peek at your masterpiece."

Calvin Chen is very interested in Wu Zhuo's songs.

I can't wait to hear the song.

Wu Zhuo smiled and handed the lyrics and music to Calvin Chen, saying, "Then you should give me some guidance."

"I wouldn't dare to offer guidance; I'm still waiting for you to teach me how to fly."

Calvin Chen took the lyrics and music and began to read them carefully.

There are three songs in total, all of which have Chinese versions, making a total of six songs.

They are:
"あの野～ジンジンバオヂュオニー～ (Those Years)"

"roar"

Just Say Hello
When Fahrenheit split up, the two sub-units were already differentiated.

Wu Zun and Jiro Wang's Fahrenheit-Mandarin primarily targets the domestic market.

Wu Zhuo and Calvin Chen's Fahrenheit—Foreign focuses primarily on overseas markets.

Of course, this doesn't mean that Wu Zhuo and Calvin Chen's subunit will stop releasing Mandarin songs.

The Mandarin market is so large, and it's Fahrenheit's core fanbase; they can't possibly give it up.

It's just that, compared to Wu Zun's small team, Wu Zhuo's small team had a much higher proportion of foreign members, especially from Japan and South Korea.

Both of these markets are huge, and Wu Zhuo can write Korean and Japanese songs, so they need to focus on both of these markets. As for English songs, they can sell well in these two markets and also have a future in Europe and America.

This is why Wu Zhuo released songs in English, Japanese, and Korean.

"Haven't you been saying you wanted to act in TV dramas? My company has a drama adapted from Giddens Ko's 'You Are the Apple of My Eye,' and you'll be the lead."

This song, "Those Years," is the theme song of the movie.

Wu Zhuo sat down opposite Calvin Chen and pointed to the movie "You Are the Apple of My Eye" that Calvin Chen was reading.

Upon hearing this, Calvin Chen subconsciously looked up, pointed to himself, and asked, "You want me to be the lead actor, or in the movie?"

There's something incredible about him.

Although she had previously told Wu Zhuo to take good care of her and to consider her when filming or television projects came up, she still felt guilty.

But he never really thought that Wu Zhuo would let him be the lead actor.

After all, he himself is well aware of how bad his acting skills are.

"Um, what if I mess this up?!"

Calvin Chen was very excited, but also a little embarrassed.

Wu Zhuo smiled and comforted him:
"This film doesn't require much acting skill; you can just play yourself."

I'll give you the script in a couple of days. Filming might not start until next year, so you'll have plenty of time to prepare.

Legendary Pictures has a number of campus-themed projects in its portfolio.

Wu Zhuo himself does not intend to act in all of them; he acted in "Fleet of Time," and will not participate in other projects.

For example, in "You Are the Apple of My Eye", Wu Zhuo planned to cast Calvin Chen as the lead actor.

Although Calvin Chen's acting skills are difficult, he himself admits that it is.

But this project doesn't actually require much acting skill. In my previous life, the actor who starred in this project, Kai Ko, was just so-so in terms of acting skills.

Wu Zhuo felt that if he gave Calvin Chen some time to prepare, he would be able to handle the task.

"Ah Zhuo, thanks!"

Calvin Chen, unusually quiet, looked at Wu Zhuo seriously and patted his chest.

"I'll remember this, brother."

"Since we're going to find someone to act anyway, it's the same if we give it to you. There's no need to make it so serious."

Wu Zhuo reached out to pat his shoulder, but pulled his hand back halfway.

Calvin Chen is older than him, so he's not suited to doing that kind of action.

"Take a look at the song first. I've marked your part. If you have any questions, just ask me."

"it is good!"

Nodding, Calvin Chen carefully looked through the songs.

After a while, he put down the lyrics, looking on with a wistful expression.

"Every time I read your songs, it's a pleasure. I really can't imagine how you write them."

I've recently started learning to write songs, and I wish I had even a tenth, no, a one percent, of your talent.

"You're writing a song?" Wu Zhuo was taken aback.

"Yeah, I'm just writing whatever comes to mind for fun. After all, there are so many benefits to being able to write songs."

Not only are they popular with fans, but they also receive a lot of money.

"That's right, I probably don't have a talent for this. I've been writing for months and haven't even managed to come up with three lines."

Calvin Chen blushed slightly.

He felt a little embarrassed to say that he was writing songs in front of such a talented artist; he felt like he was insulting the word "songwriting."

"No matter what, it's good that you have the desire to improve."

Wu Zhuo also felt that Calvin Chen was unlikely to come up with any good songs.

But he won't discourage him.

Who can say for sure about something like that!

Who knows, maybe Calvin Chen will actually come up with a great song after holding back for a while.

This is really possible.

It's not uncommon in the music industry for people who originally couldn't write songs to suddenly come up with a great song after a burst of inspiration and some random scribbles.

"Could you give me some pointers when you have time?"

Calvin Chen scratched the back of his head and said apologetically.

He was still very envious of the benefits of writing his own songs.

Wu Zhuo paused for a moment, then said, "I don't think you need to pay attention to so many things."

After spending a lot of time with him, Calvin Chen probably saw that he could do everything and subconsciously felt that he could do it too, and wanted to develop in multiple areas as well.

But in fact, it wasn't that Wu Zhuo was trying to discourage him; he was good at nothing but wanted to learn everything, which was a very wrong idea.

……

On the 10th, "Red Cliff" held an unprecedentedly grand premiere in Beijing.

It was truly grand.

Compared to it, last year's "The Warlords" is simply a weakling.

The premiere of Red Cliff invited almost all the big stars who were available from mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.

There were so many people that a small red carpet ceremony was held on the spot.

Wu Zhuo and Calvin Chen attended together.

This is a rare instance of Fahrenheit and his colleague attending an event as a member of the Foreign team since its formation.

So neither of them came today in their personal capacity.

Although Wu Zhuo and his team haven't released a single song yet.

But it's still very popular.

They may not be as popular as the four members of Fahrenheit, but Wu Zhuo and Calvin Chen together still have quite a lot of fans.

Actually, after Fahrenheit split up, their popularity became more evenly distributed.

The two sub-teams are not significantly different in popularity at the moment.

This is mainly because Wu Zun and Jiro Wang were already very popular in the group.

Although Wu Zhuo's popularity far surpasses theirs.

However, after he teamed up with Calvin Chen, his overall popularity was only comparable to that of Wu Zun and Jiro Wang.

This may be why the company assigned Calvin Chen to Wu Zhuo.

Calvin Chen was also unlucky; his popularity in the group was consistently at the bottom, with a significant gap compared to the others.

When they were in a four-person group, they were criticized by fans for holding the team back.

Even when the team was in a smaller group, some fans were still criticizing them.

The same is true today.

When he walked the red carpet, all the cheers were for Wu Zhuo.

At a glance, almost all the fans present were Wu Zhuo's fans.

He only has a handful of fans.

However, despite having few fans, Calvin Chen has a very good attitude.

He personally went to sign autographs for each of his fans.

She even thoughtfully had her assistant buy a small gift for everyone.

The reporters watching were all saying he was a fan favorite.

(End of this chapter)