This director is vindictive.

Chapter 621 Those Years, the Sisters We Adore!

Actually, if it were just the fairy sister alone, it wouldn't be this exaggerated.

Although she is known as the "white moonlight" of the Chinese entertainment industry, the "fairy sister," and the "most bloodthirsty" actress in the industry.

Over two decades in the film and television industry have indeed amassed a massive fan base for her, but if it were just her alone, her influence wouldn't be this great.

If Fan Binbin's previous announcement of his retirement was just a sudden celebration, then this time, it can be said that it has been brewing for more than half a year and can be called a nuclear-level collective retirement ceremony in the Chinese entertainment industry. Although countless fans are reluctant to part with him, the matter has been settled and cannot be changed, so naturally they should enjoy it and feel it. This is perhaps the most exaggerated and influential feast in the entertainment industry, unprecedented and unparalleled.

Many self-media, marketing accounts, and even mainstream media outlets on the internet have begun to review the past achievements of these female celebrities.

Southern Weekly dedicated an entire page to reviewing the careers of seven top actresses in the Chinese entertainment industry.

"Although I'm reluctant, that day is finally coming."

Chen Mo and the women behind him are about to leave the entertainment industry.

Today, let's get to know them again. Among them are Fan Binbin, one of the "Double Bing" from the era of "Four Dan and Two Bing", and the most beautiful sister in the Chinese entertainment industry who has been popular since the end of the 20th century!
And then there's the most popular post-85s top actress.
Let's take a look at their past achievements!
Liu Yifei, affectionately known as "Fairy Sister" in the entertainment industry, is a universally recognized "white moonlight" goddess. Her acting career is nothing short of legendary—from her debut role as the spoiled and adorable Bai Xiuzhu in "The Story of a Noble Family," to the ethereal Wang Yuyan in "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils," the pure and innocent Xiaolongnu in "The Return of the Condor Heroes," and the spirited Zhao Ling'er in "Chinese Paladin," each role seems tailor-made for her, stunning countless viewers.

Although her later achievements in the film industry were somewhat lackluster, this did not affect her status at all. The three trump cards of "Wang Yuyan + Xiaolongnu + Zhao Ling'er" alone are enough to make other actresses look on with envy - after all, these roles are still the ceiling of appearance in period dramas, the traffic code of Bilibili edits, and the comparison objects that remakes can never avoid.

Some say she "peaked at her debut," but from another perspective, maintaining that peak for twenty years is a miracle in itself. Those born in the 90s who followed "Chinese Paladin" back then are now parents, but whenever the "Sha Po Lang" BGM plays on Bilibili, the screen is still filled with comments like "Zhao Ling'er is awesome!" This kind of cross-generational audience appeal is unparalleled in the entire Chinese entertainment industry.

The reason classics are called classics is because no matter how much later generations imitate them, they can never capture that natural, ethereal beauty. As netizens have said, "After Liu Yifei, there is no more 'Fairy Sister'"—this may be an exaggeration, but it's enough to prove that she truly deserves the title of "white moonlight" in the Chinese entertainment industry!
Zhao Liying, nicknamed "Zhao Xiaodao" in the entertainment industry, is widely recognized as the "ceiling of grassroots success stories" in the entertainment circle.

Wang Baobao and Zhao Liying are exemplary figures of grassroots success stories, and to this day, the story of grassroots success stories has only been played out in their lives.

Her early career was incredibly difficult – because of her accented Mandarin, her advertising copy was deemed "outdated" by sponsors, and her endorsements were rejected. During her time as an extra, she was ridiculed by directors for having a round face and being unable to play a lead role, and she couldn't even get an audition.

But what makes this girl so ruthless is that the more you call me unsophisticated, the more determined I am to make a name for myself!
Her role as Xiao Gu in "The Journey of Flower" catapulted her to stardom, with the entire internet meme featuring her "prehistoric power." "Princess Agents" was even more phenomenal, breaking online viewership records and establishing "Chu Qiao riding a horse and shooting arrows" as a benchmark for historical romance dramas. From being ridiculed for her "country bumpkin" image to becoming the "inspirational queen" of the entertainment industry, she has progressed from playing a typical country girl to the intelligent Sheng Minglan in "The Story of Minglan," and then to the entrepreneurial businesswoman in "The Wind Blows in Half Summer," leveling up in every role. Netizens scathingly commented: "Zhao Xiaodao isn't just acting; she's practically acting out her own rags-to-riches story!"

Yang Mi, a top-tier actress born in the 85s, is known in the industry as the "workaholic" and is active in the public eye with the nickname "People's Artist"—a title with a hint of irony that stems from her astonishing output as a workaholic in the industry. At her peak, she could film more than ten movies a year, like a perpetual motion machine that never tires, etching the word "diligence" into every frame of her career.

In "The Return of the Condor Heroes", she is the lively and charming Guo Xiang, whose eyes are full of girlish innocence and stubbornness.
In "Chinese Paladin 3", she transformed into the free-spirited and willful Tang Xuejian, perfectly portraying the pride and gentleness of the "young lady".

Bai Qian, the goddess in "Eternal Love," made her one of the most recognizable female characters in the history of fantasy dramas, with the title of "the most beautiful woman in the four seas and eight wastelands."

However, taking on too many roles at once is a double-edged sword.

On the one hand, she achieved a remarkable turnaround from a newcomer to a top star with a carpet-bombing exposure, and carved out a bloody path in the most fiercely competitive era of the Chinese entertainment industry with her "quantitative change leading to qualitative change" kind of wild growth.
On the other hand, the intensive filming schedule also led to controversy over her formulaic performances, with criticisms of "rigid acting skills" and "empty eyes."

But controversy has never stopped her from moving forward. While her peers were still struggling with the balance between "quality and quantity," she had already proven with solid viewership data that those who rise and fall in the wave of controversy are always the most eye-catching trendsetters.

As netizens commented on her: "People say she's the busiest sewing machine in the entertainment industry, but if she's too lazy to even thread a needle, how can she weave such a magnificent empire?" Gao Yuanyuan, the nation's first love who emerged from the pure "kissing girl" advertisement, has left a series of unforgettable beautiful moments on the screen.

From the innocent schoolgirl in "Beijing Bicycle" to Ye Lanqiu, the terminally ill girl in "Caught in the Web" who touched the hearts of the entire internet, every appearance of hers is like a meticulously designed movie poster—so beautiful that people can't help but take screenshots and save them.

It's a pity that this goddess, whom countless straight men regard as their "first love," has completely disappeared from the big screen since her first encounter with Chen Mo at Fengling Ferry, a man who has ruined her life.

Who would have thought that the girl who made every man in the country want to kiss her would eventually become a full-time stay-at-home wife for Chen Mo? It's like using a limited-edition Hermes bag as a grocery bag—a complete waste!
At her peak, she was a queen of photoshoots, gracing the covers of over a dozen magazines simultaneously. Now, all she does on social media is promote Chen Mo's new movie and post pictures of her homemade dishes. Those male fans who used to drool over her posters can now only scroll through her sweet and sour pork ribs posts while gritting their teeth and cursing, "Chen Mo, what the hell do you deserve?!"

Jing Tian, ​​the Chinese entertainment goddess known by fans as "the epitome of wealth and beauty," is arguably the most unique figure in Chen Mo's harem—she is the undisputed empress!

She and Chen Mo met when they were both unknown and struggling. Back when Chen Mo was still a nobody being hunted down online by the "Backstabbing Cult," Jing Tian dared to stand by his side despite the pressure. Rumors have long circulated in the industry that the start-up capital for Chen Mo's first film came from this wealthy heiress's secret stash of money!
Both Zhang Yuqi and Jing Tian are tigers, but Jing Tian is the real tiger!

When everyone else was avoiding Chen Mo, she offered him help in his time of need.

And what happened? Chen Mo, that ruthless guy, turned around and propelled her to stardom with the phenomenal hit drama "My Love from the Star"—a tailor-made role for her propelled the previously lukewarm Jing Tian to the top of the female celebrity popularity charts! This move was practically a declaration to the world: I'll make my woman famous myself!
She and Chen Mo symbolize the most beautiful story in a traditional novel. She gives him kindness, and he reciprocates with kindness. On the day Chen Mo won the title of director with 10 billion yuan in revenue, the paparazzi did not capture the celebratory banquet, but rather the director carrying Jing Tian on his back as they strolled through the streets in the early morning.

In the photo, Jing Tian's high heels are dangling in Chen Mo's hand, a real-life version of "the domineering CEO willingly becoming a rickshaw puller"!
Netizens were immediately blown away: "This is true love!"

Even though this love is divided into several parts!
Zhang Yuqi is a well-known "tiger girl" in the Chinese entertainment industry. Some female celebrities make headlines because they were sent to the hospital after falling ill while filming, while others make headlines because they were so "uncool" that the brands they endorsed returned their products.

But no female celebrity has ever dominated the trending searches like her because she and her ex slapped each other in the street.

Other female celebrities release press releases after breakups, but this one goes straight for an action movie!

The marriage ultimately ended with the husband's arrest for soliciting prostitution. Zhang Yuqi decisively divorced him, leaving behind the famous quote: "A scumbag is like an unfinished building; the sooner it's demolished, the sooner you're free!"

She probably never imagined that her Mr. Right would be such a scumbag, and a top-tier one at that.

Perhaps this is what makes her the most unique sight in the Chinese entertainment industry. Some say she's like a heroic female knight-errant from a martial arts novel.

Just like her on-screen image, Li Ruolan, the rich woman in "The Mermaid," became a meme with the line "The men who want to date me can line up all the way to France." The scene of her kicking the safe in red dress and high heels was included in the top 3 of "famous scenes of evil women in Chinese entertainment."

She's charming, she's proud, and she also loves to play straightforwardly!
However, this is not the complete picture of her. She can be the venomous Li Ruolan, or Tian Xiao'e in "White Deer Plain," a tragic woman crushed by fate. In one scene where she eats dirt, the entire crew applauded after the director yelled "cut." Film critics praised her, saying, "She chewed up her desires and despair and swallowed them whole!"

From "violent ex" to "husband-taming expert," Zhang Yuqi proves that a truly ruthless person can turn their dark past into an inspirational story.

So the question is, how exactly did Chen Mo manage to tame Tiger Girl? Fans unanimously answer: because he has a strong kidney.

Now that she's about to retire from the entertainment industry, netizens are collectively reminiscing: "Without Zhang Yuqi's gossip, the Chinese entertainment industry is like hot pot without chili peppers—utterly tasteless!" And the "Tiger Lady" (Zhang Yuqi's nickname) only leaves behind a dashing image: "Don't ask where I'm going, I'm just taking the kids and beating up my husband!"

(End of this chapter)