Training the Heavens

Chapter 123: Dunhuang

"Senior, please help me, I can't get up." Juri had exhausted all his strength and was in an awkward situation from which he couldn't extricate himself. He could only ask Chinatsu Tsuboi for help.

"Really, Juri-chan, you're too weak, aren't you?" Tsuboi Chinatsu complained as she parked the car on the side of the road. "Take a break, then you can drive."

In fact, she was hoping that Juri would get off earlier. Just now, when they were driving, she heard the noise behind them and couldn't help it, so she moved to the back seat and pounced on him.

The Mercedes-Benz swayed on the street for a while. When Chinatsu Tsuboi and Juri Hinata were unable to move, Gao Jialin had to take over the driving. He sat in the driver's seat, started the car again and drove towards the hotel.

She kept teasing along the way, "Chinatsu-chan, you were just complaining about Juri-chan's lack of stamina, but it turns out you're not much stronger than her, are you?"

"It's all because of you. I don't even have the strength to move a finger now." Tsuboi Chinatsu said weakly, slumped in the back seat.

"Yes, Tsuboi-senpai, we really can't handle it alone. How did you satisfy us back then?" Hinata Juri felt the same way.

"She was more satisfied than me at that time." Gao Jialin saw the two of them sticking together in the rearview mirror and couldn't help feeling impulsive.

At the age of twenty, coupled with the BUFF that doubles your physical fitness, the benefits are now apparent. How could I have so much fun in the past?

"When I first read the works of Mr. Dan Oniroku, I didn't understand why the women in the books were so obsessed with this kind of thing. It wasn't until today that I realized that this is simply too happy!" Hinata Juri's current expression perfectly demonstrates what Ahegao is.

Dan Oniroku is a famous Japanese erotic novelist, which can be generally understood as a writer of erotic novels. His most famous work is "Flower and Snake", and many people have seen the movie of the same name.

"Hey, why do you want to go back home? Wouldn't it be nice if you could stay in Tokyo forever?" Tsuboi Chinatsu is still immersed in the beauty of what just happened.

"This kind of thing is like tasting delicious food. It's best to eat it once in a while. If you eat it every day, you will get tired of it. If you have time in the future, just come to Shanghai. Remember to tell me in advance so that I can coordinate the time." Gao Jialin had a good experience and didn't mind having it happen a few more times with them.

When they woke up in the morning and had breakfast, the two of them started chattering about which close friends or juniors they could call over to help share the pressure with them. Gao Jialin was very pleased to hear this. The Japanese girls really deserve praise in this regard.

After breakfast, we went to Kinokuniya again for a thank-you book signing event. This time, the readers were even more enthusiastic than last time. Last time, they had just received the book and had not yet read the contents. Now, they have been immersed in the world described by Gao Jialin and cannot extricate themselves. Seeing him is more respectful than seeing their own father. One by one, they respectfully presented their newly purchased books with both hands and asked Gao Jialin to sign them.

Gao Jialin signed while laughing in his heart, it's a pity that your good days won't last long, and you will soon be facing the lost twenty years. When that time comes, I wonder how they will feel when they see this book again?

I can't be labeled a "Nibuki" because of this book. I'll take this opportunity to collect more information and write a few articles to warn people back home. That way, when the Japanese economic bubble bursts in the future, I can reap the benefits. I'll stay in the reception room of Kinokuniya in the afternoon and ask them to find various economic books in the bookstore for Gao Jialin to choose from. Gao Jialin has been studying Japanese since he started writing "Showa-era American Story". Now he has basically mastered reading and writing, so he can read these books back home.

A day later, Gao Jialin came to the embassy as scheduled to participate in a cultural exchange activity. Thanks to his reputation, many well-known figures from the Japanese cultural circle came this time. The leaders of the embassy were so happy that they couldn't stop smiling. This was a great political achievement.

Tokuma Yasukai also came. He came this time to support Gao Jialin and also to prepare for his next project. He announced the news at the venue, "It will soon be the tenth anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between our two countries. I want to use a movie to pay tribute to this memorable moment."

"In order to find a suitable subject, I recently visited Mr. Yasushi Inoue and presented him with my family's famous sword. I then obtained the film adaptation rights for Dunhuang from him."

"This is a historical novel that tells the story of the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang. Set during the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Xingde, a failed imperial examination candidate, fails because he cannot answer a question about the Western Xia. Determined to find the answer, he journeys to this desert kingdom. En route, he meets and falls in love with a Uighur princess. Amidst the chaos of war, Zhao Xingde bravely salvages the thousands of Buddhist scriptures within the monastery from destruction, ultimately resting peacefully in the vast sea of ​​sand."

There's nothing sensitive about this kind of work, so the embassy immediately expressed its support, saying, "We will contact China as soon as possible to provide assistance for the filming of this film."

Tokuma Yasukai immediately expressed his gratitude and then talked about his plan. In order to make this film well, he planned to build a new city near the original site of the ancient city of Dunhuang. At the same time, he invited the great director Sato Jun'ya, well-known actors Nishida Toshiyuki, Sato Koichi and others to participate.

Gao Jialin had an idea when he heard this. "Mr. Tokuma, since this is a tribute film commemorating the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries, wouldn't it be better if the crew was composed of both countries? Just like in 'An Unfinished Game of Chess'?"

"A Game of Chess That Has Not Been Finished" is also a film invested by Tokuma Yasushi, co-directed by Chinese director Duan Jishun and Japanese director Sato Jun'ya, starring Sun Daolin and Mikuni Rentaro.

"Yes, yes, that's right. Garin's suggestion is very good. Can we also make some contributions to this film?" The Cultural Counselor immediately followed up. If this is successful, wouldn't it be another achievement in promoting cultural exchanges between the two countries?

"The film is still in preparation, and I will seriously consider your opinions!" Tokuma Yasukai solemnly stated that according to his idea, the scale of "Dunhuang" will be very grand and it will definitely be inseparable from China's support.

After finishing the business, everyone moved around and communicated freely. People kept coming to greet Gao Jialin. When he finally had some free time, he saw Tokuma Yasukui raising his glass to him not far away.

Gao Jialin walked over with a glass of wine, and the people surrounding Tokuma Yasukai immediately left tactfully, leaving the two of them space to communicate.

"What do you think about the actors in this movie?" asked Yasukai Tokuma. Gao Jialin had brought him huge benefits. Now that Gao Jialin showed interest in this movie, Yasukai Tokuma naturally had to give him some face.

　The next chapter will be coming soon. How about "People in the Alley"? Are you interested?

　　
　
(End of this chapter)