Entertainment: I am the peak

Chapter 734 Xiaogang Regulations
Mid-Autumn Festival is a day for family reunion, but some people insist on causing trouble.

Uncle Bo has been exposed by his mistress for having an extramarital affair!

Since "Before Dawn" in 2010, Wu Xiubo has become the most popular male actor of the middle generation, and it can even be said that there is no one else like him.

If the term "uncle fandom" existed, then Uncle Bo would be the undisputed heartthrob of that fandom. Yes, the only one.

In the entire "uncle" circle, only Uncle Bo and other male actors are included.

Even Jin Dong, who has been making waves in recent years, is no match for Uncle Bo.

Based on the information revealed so far, the woman has been with Uncle Bo for 7 years. Uncle Bo brainwashed her, preventing her from filming and instead making her accompany him and take care of his daily life. During the filming of "The Advisors Alliance", the woman stayed in the hotel room for a full 333 days, cooking porridge, soup and washing clothes for Uncle Bo every day, taking meticulous care of him.

The woman also accused Uncle Bo of having a fourth and fifth mistress, who had harassed her and caused her to develop depression.

As for why she suddenly revealed it, the woman didn't say in her exposed WeChat Moments post.

Judging from this situation, they're determined to crush Uncle Bo.

When the news broke, the family of three was having lunch together.

The mother and daughter were also very disappointed. Liu Xiaoli said, "You can know a person's face but not their heart. On the surface, she looks so proper, but she actually does this kind of thing behind the scenes."

Uncle Bo's style is really appealing to women; at least Liu Xiaoli really enjoys watching his movies.

Li Qiutang said, "You've been on set before, so you should know what a film crew is like and what the actors are like."

"I thought that after so many years, the social atmosphere would have improved."

"Nothing has changed."

Li Qiutang buried his head in his food, but he seemed to sense that his mother-in-law's gaze was a little strange. He chose to shut up and continue eating, saying that he would go buy some fruit in the afternoon.

"I'll go too, I'll go too!" Liu Yifei volunteered to go shopping together.

"I'm not taking you. If you go, you'll end up going to a clothing store instead."

"I'm going."

"I'm not taking you."

"Just go."

"Then you promise to only buy fruit and nothing else."

"I promise."

"Okay, I'll take you there."

Seeing her daughter and son-in-law bickering like two kindergarten children, Liu Xiaoli dispelled her earlier concerns.

The fact that they can still bicker like this means there's nothing wrong with their relationship.

We hadn't even finished digesting Uncle Bo's gossip when Zhang Yuqi dropped another bombshell: she allegedly stabbed her husband, Yuan Bayuan.

It is said that Yuan was discovered to be a fake tycoon who had tricked Zhang into marriage, and that the luxury villa was rented, not bought. Zhang wanted to break up with him, and Yuan demanded a breakup fee, because Zhang had already received a breakup fee when she broke up with her ex-husband, and he wanted it too.

Zhang naturally disagreed, and the two got into a conflict.

This girl from Shandong province is really something else.

After lunch and a nap, Li Qiutang took Liu Yifei out shopping in the afternoon.

A woman's promise to go shopping is as unreliable as a man's promise to only hug and not do anything else.

Once at the mall, Liu Yifei forgot all about her promise from noon and dragged Li Qiutang to buy clothes.

"I believed your ghost."

"Let's go, let's go." Liu Yifei didn't care; they were already at the mall, so she was in charge.

"How about you go buy clothes and I'll go buy fruit?" "No way!" Liu Yifei would never let Li Qiutang off the hook. "It's changing seasons, I'll buy it for you first, let's go."

"I do not want."

"I have to have it whether I want it or not. I decide what I wear."

Liu Yifei is cunning, but Li Qiutang is even more cunning. After Liu Yifei bought him clothes, Li Qiutang, like most men who accompany their wives shopping, ran away beforehand!

Liu Yifei was looking at women's clothing when she turned her head and couldn't see her husband. She knew he had run away, so she muttered a curse under her breath and ignored him, continuing to look at her own clothes.

Knowing that Liu Yifei wouldn't finish anytime soon, Li Qiutang went to the mall's game area to play games. It had been a while since she'd been there, and the mall now had two rows of self-service game machines where you could scan a code to pay and play console games like PS, XBOX, and Switch.

It wasn't until two and a half hours later that Liu Yifei realized she had been shopping for too long and should go back, and she called to ask where Li Qiutang was.

When the two met up, Liu Yifei complained to Li Qiutang for a while, but Li Qiutang ignored her.

The two quickly bought fruit and some daily necessities, then went home together.

When the two returned so late, Liu Xiaoli immediately guessed that her daughter had "betrayed her promise" by going shopping halfway and wasting time.

“You’re wrong this time,” Li Qiutang said. “She didn’t go shopping halfway through the trip; she started shopping on her own as soon as she got to the mall, completely forgetting about what was going on at home.”

Liu Yifei still retorted defiantly: "You're still complaining about me. I bought you so many clothes for nothing."

Then he turned around and complained about Li Qiutang: "You don't even have the patience to accompany your wife shopping. You ran off to play games halfway through. How dare you criticize me?"

The two bickered again, but Liu Xiaoli ignored it and started packing up the things she had bought. She pretended not to see the two boxes of daily necessities in the shopping bag, and in her heart she was blaming her daughter for not knowing to keep such things on her.

Liu Yifei blushed instantly when she saw what was left in the shopping bag.

"Sisi, get ready, dinner is ready."

"Oh." Liu Yifei took the things out and quickly went back to her room to put them away.

Wu Xiubo has not yet responded directly to the allegations of infidelity, and everyone assumed that the matter should be resolved through private negotiations between the two parties.

As for whether his filming and upcoming works will be affected, it depends on whether this matter can be properly resolved.

I thought I could just wait for the National Day holiday and that would be the end of it. But this year's National Day holiday is quite exciting. Director Zhang Yimou's "Shadow" is highly anticipated, and "Project Gutenberg" starring Chow Yun-fat and Aaron Kwok is also a major production of the year, not to mention Mahua FunAge's comedy "Hello, Mrs. Money".

As for Bao Beier's directorial debut, "Fat Buddies"... who exactly funded his direction? And why did he bring in Wen Zhang as his co-director?

Just as people were happily enjoying the last long holiday of the year, a piece of news shocked the entire internet!

Feng Xiaogang has been arrested.

Actually, on the morning of the 29th, someone online once again revealed that the police "really took Feng Xiaogang away this time." Not many people believed it at the time. You said the same thing two months ago, and Feng Xiaogang was still doing post-production work on "Cell Phone 2" as if nothing had happened.

However, a notice from the Chaoyang police on the afternoon of the 30th confirmed the news.

"Regarding the online reports of 'Feng Mougang laundering and stealing gold coins,' police investigation has revealed that Feng Mougang (male, 60 years old) has been criminally detained by the police on suspicion of gold coin laundering. The case investigation is ongoing."

Huh? They really arrested him?
No one expected things to end this way after four months.

The industry was thrown into a state of panic, with everyone on edge, realizing that jail time was indeed a possibility!
Even a big director like Feng Xiaogang can't escape it.

In fact, since the incident broke out, many people in the industry have deregistered their technology companies or studios in an attempt to avoid the limelight.

But none of them expected things to get this serious; they were actually arrested, and it was criminal detention.

Meanwhile, the tax authorities issued a document to carry out a special campaign to regulate the tax order in the film and television industry, but encouraged enterprises and practitioners to conduct self-examination and self-correction. Those who voluntarily pay back taxes before the end of the year will be exempt from administrative penalties and fines.

That is, those who voluntarily pay taxes will not be prosecuted. This was historically known as the Xiaogang Regulations.

There are still 3 months left in the year, everyone, it's time to pay your taxes.

(End of this chapter)