Entertainment: I am the peak

Chapter 741 It's really interesting to watch other people date.

When Luo Jin and Tang Yan announced their marriage on Weibo, the couple and most of their invited relatives and friends had already arrived in Vienna.

The wedding did not invite the media, but outside Schönbrunn Palace and the hotel where relatives and friends stayed, some reporters could still be seen holding cameras, hoping to take some photos.

The couple announced their marriage on Weibo at 9 a.m., and Yang Mi reposted it at noon with her wedding wishes.

However, reporters at the scene in Vienna did not manage to capture any images of Yang Mi.

Instead, Li Qiutang and Liu Yifei were photographed outside the hotel.

The two got out of the car at the hotel entrance and were led into the hotel by the reception staff arranged by the newlyweds.

Knocking on the door of the newlyweds' room, the couple saw that it was filled with relatives and friends who had come to offer their congratulations, many of whom were familiar faces.

The group gathered together, chatting and laughing.

"Sissi."

"Yifei".

"director."

"The director is here."

A chorus of greetings erupted from the crowd.

Tang Yan had already put on her makeup, but hadn't changed her clothes. Luo Jin wasn't there; he had gone out to greet the guests.

Liu Yifei held Tang Yan's hand and kept praising her beauty: "Our Tangtang is so beautiful, Luo Jin is so lucky to have married you."

Tang Yan's mother, who was standing nearby, recognized Liu Yifei and said to her, "Whoever marries you will be very fortunate."

This caused everyone in the room to burst into laughter. Tang Yan smiled and said, "Yi Fei got married in 15. Look, she married him." She pointed at Li Qiutang.

Tang Yan's mother exclaimed in surprise, "Then you got married quite early."

Liu Yifei laughed and said, "It's not early, I got married at 28. Tangtang was my bridesmaid."

After Liu Yifei finished speaking, she turned her attention to the bridesmaid Shu Chang: "Tangtang got married right after being my bridesmaid. How many more times do you plan to be her bridesmaid?"

Shu Chang said, "Being a bridesmaid means you don't have to give a monetary gift, and you even get a red envelope. That's how I make money."

"Hahaha!" Everyone burst into laughter.

While the female guests were talking, Li Qiutang couldn't join in and sat aside chatting with the male guests.

The wedding ceremony began in the evening, with guests arriving.

When Liu Yifei first saw the wedding scene at Schönbrunn Palace, she was quite envious: "A palace wedding, so romantic!" Then she turned around and punched her husband.
"You're just trying to fool me with this hilltop estate; it's like a rural guesthouse."

No, back then, palaces, castles, beaches, hotels, churches—she had all sorts of venues laid out before her, and she herself said that returning to the Gold Coast would be meaningful. Now she's going back on her word.

Li Qiutang said, "I'll organize another one, are you coming?"

"Hahaha!" Liu Yifei was both amused and annoyed.

The group was seated, with Liu Yifei to Li Qiutang's left and Hu Ge to her right.

Hugo was surprised and greeted the couple happily.

Li Qiutang couldn't resist teasing him: "Now you're the only one left single in the 'Chinese Paladin' series, aren't you? You've really become a left-behind child now."

I don't know which genius netizen came up with the meme "Left-behind children of the Legend of Sword and Fairy," but it's incredibly comprehensive.

Hu Ge waved his hand, he had been urged to get married by netizens countless times, and he even joked about it himself: "I'm not in a hurry, I still have Eddie Peng." As he spoke, he pointed with his chin at the bridesmaid Guo Xiaoting not far away, "Xiaoting is still single too."

While watching the ceremony, the two chatted casually.

Hu Ge said he has a film coming out next month, which is the first Chinese-language film by Japanese director Shunji Iwai, and he is collaborating with Zhou Xun.

Liu Yifei was very curious about this film. She was very fond of the famous "Love Letter" and also liked "Hana & Alice".

"Shunji Iwai makes Chinese-language films?" "I was also surprised at first. But it's said that the director has a connection to China, and he wanted to make a Chinese-language film, so he wrote the script."

Li Qiutang had limited knowledge of the film "Last Letter," so she patiently listened to Hu Ge's explanation:
"The male lead is Qin Hao, and I play... I can't say whether I'm the second or third male lead, you could say it's a cameo or a special appearance, it's a pretty interesting role."

Hu Ge has also faced the challenge of transformation in recent years. In television dramas, he is undoubtedly the top star, but his film resources are really poor.

What Li Qiutang actually wanted to say was that Shunji Iwai's cross-cultural filmmaking inevitably faces the problem of cultural incompatibility.

Even so, it is still Shunji Iwai, whose reputation is very high in the domestic film industry, and "Last Letter" can be considered a very good resource.

"Didn't you just finish filming Diao Yinan's 'The Wild Goose Lake'? How was that film?"

When talking about this film, Hu Ge became very enthusiastic and began to recount it with great enthusiasm.

He said he played the leader of a gang of thieves who was wanted by the police and became a fugitive.

Such marginalized characters are indeed very attractive to actors.

After talking about "The Wild Goose Lake", he mentioned that he was currently filming "Going Solo", a biopic about Li Na directed by Peter Chan, in which he plays Jiang Shan.

Is this what you call abusing movie resources?
Which of these three films doesn't have top-tier resources in the industry?

Hu Ge's team looks impressive; they managed to secure so many great projects for him.

After finishing his own story, Hu Ge asked Liu Yifei and Li Qiutang what they were going to film next.

The two smiled and said they would stop filming for the time being and take a break.

Hu Ge chuckled and teased the two of them, "That's right, it's time to have a baby. There are more people online urging you two to have a child than urging me to get married."

"You're not even married yet, and you're already urging me to have children," Li Qiutang said with a laugh.

At this moment, the newlyweds on the stage had exchanged rings and kissed.

Everyone cheered and applauded.

Liu Yifei watched from afar and laughed, "They're kissing so earnestly, hahaha."

He also said, "It's really interesting to watch other people date."

Hu Ge also took to the stage as a guest to give a speech and perform, bringing the atmosphere to another climax.

"Yifei, you come too." Tang Yan waved to Liu Yifei from the stage.

Liu Yifei went on stage gracefully and gave the newlyweds a touching blessing.

Luo Jin was her classmate, and Tang Yan was her best friend. She wished the two of them a long and happy marriage, and then sang a romantic blessing song for them.

While Liu Yifei was singing on stage, Hu Ge said to Li Qiutang, "Director, if the crew needs any help in the future, just let me know."

Li Qiutang nodded and smiled, "If you don't mind that the role I'm offering you is too small, I'll shamelessly ask you for it."

"I'm always the one being chosen, how dare I complain about this or that?" That's a bit too modest. He is indeed the one being chosen by big directors, but in some low- to medium-budget films, Hu Ge should have some choice.

On stage, Liu Yifei is singing "To You".

"From now on, you're no longer alone. You must always think of us. The more you give, the more complete our love becomes..."

Li Qiutang complained about his wife from the audience:

"She didn't know a single song from before 2010. When she learned a new song, it was still from twenty years ago."

Hu Ge asked, "Will Yi Fei still sing 'Princess'?"

"Sing! It's still the same old three songs: 'Red Bean,' 'Longing,' and 'Fleeting Years.' Oh, and I can also sing 'Legend.'"

Liu Yifei's rendition of "For You" won thunderous applause, and she even bowed on stage, looking quite pleased with herself.

(End of this chapter)