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Chapter 247 Fawning Over Him!
After more than a month in theaters, "Red Cliff" has finally come to an end.

It became the second Chinese-language film to gross 3 million yuan at the box office.

The total box office in mainland China reached 3.2 million yuan.

The figures from the island nation are impressive, even higher than those in China, with box office takings of 50.5 billion yen, which translates to 3.6 million yuan.

In other countries or regions, movies are profitable.

But its reputation has been ruined.

It will be very difficult for [Red Cliff Part II] to surpass this achievement.

Han Sanping was conflicted. The movie made money, and he was the one who proposed the blockbuster project, but the overwhelmingly negative reviews online were not what he wanted to see.

Tang Yan was originally planning to go to Hollywood for pre-filming physical training.
After her appearance at the opening ceremony, everyone knew she had returned to China, and an invitation to the Bazaar Charity Gala was delivered to her door.

She contacted Tian Xiaole, wanting to attend a charity gala before returning to Hollywood.

I was afraid he wouldn't agree, so I came up with reasons that were hard for anyone to refute.

“Brother Le, this filming will last for several months, and I won’t be able to see Xiao Tianxin. She must miss her mother a lot.”

Seeing that Tang Yan was speaking very seriously, Tian Xiaole didn't call her out on it.

"Then let's stay a few more days. Are you satisfied now?"

She hasn't appeared in the domestic entertainment industry for over a year. If it weren't for wanting to impress the old lady, she would have been unable to hold back long ago.

The movie "Lucy" is a rare example of a female-centric film in Hollywood, so it's definitely something to brag about in the industry.

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The Film Bureau's official website published a list of approved scripts, and "Source Code" was prominently featured among them.

The media reported it immediately.

"Movie: Source Code, a science fiction film."

Screenwriter: Tian Xiaole.

Based on previous rumors within the industry, this should be the script.

No one expected that Tian Xiaole would provide a script to a newcomer.

Everyone thought they would just pick any script, but what they didn't expect was that it was a science fiction theme that no one in China had ever touched.

Many people in the industry want to hire Tian Xiaole to write a script, but are rejected. What is so special about Guo Fan that makes the former think so highly of him?

Talent agencies and actors in the industry started to get interested.

Regardless of the outcome, the script provided by Tian Xiaole at least guarantees a good storyline.

Aspiring actors, before they even started making connections, were met with a bucket of cold water.

Xiaole Pictures issued an announcement stating that the male and female leads have been confirmed, and only supporting actors will be auditioned.

This immediately dampened the enthusiasm of many people.

"There are many actors in the industry who want to audition for roles, but I've already decided on you two. Perform well and don't let me be embarrassed."

Tian Xiaole told Luo Jin and Shu Chang that they were the male and female leads of "Source Code".

"I haven't acted in many movies, but my acting skills are definitely not bad," Shu Chang said confidently.

“I won’t hold you back either,” Luo Jin immediately echoed.

Tian Xiaole nodded in satisfaction, told them to familiarize themselves with the script before filming, and then let them leave the office.

The proposal sent by China Film Group was about "high-speed chase".

The film has already proven itself in the market, and China Film Group is paying special attention to its domestic distribution.

dong dong dong...

A knock sounded on the door, and Tian Xiaole, without looking up, called out, "Come in."

"Director Tian, ​​have a cup of coffee to perk yourself up."

Hearing the clear, childlike voice, I looked up and saw Shu Chang's little cousin, Song Zuer, holding a cup of coffee, standing prettily in front of the desk.

She had big eyes and looked at Tian Xiaole timidly, worried that she would be scolded for taking matters into her own hands.

I often went out to play with my cousin Shuchang, and finally met Tian Xiaole at the company, which made me want to get closer to her.

She's only 10 years old. Even if someone sees her, they'll at most say, "What a sensible child she is."

Tian Xiaole frowned and asked without much emotion, "Who told you to deliver this?"

"I wanted to give it to them myself."

Song Zuer lowered her head, her eyes sparkling, feigning an obedient demeanor. "I'm already like this, I hope I won't swear!"
Tian Xiaole looked at her with great interest. How could someone so young have so many little schemes?

No wonder someone as simple-minded as Shu Chang fell for her tricks.

"I don't like coffee, you can drink it yourself."

Before Song Zuer could show any disappointment, Tian Xiaole continued, "Drink it all in one go right in front of me."

Song Zuer: "I..."

"What, you're afraid to drink the one you made yourself, so you're giving it to me to drink?"

Tian Xiaole's face darkened.

"I drink."

With a sob in her voice, Song Zuer held the cup in both hands, tilted her head back, and gulped it down.

"Director Tian, ​​I can't drink anymore."

Song Zuer had a mournful face, with cream juice still on the corners of her mouth, and her hair was tied in two buns, making her look quite like a New Year's picture doll.

"If you can't drink it, then don't drink it and go outside."

Tian Xiaole waved his hand, saying that no one is born bad; it's most likely the fault of one's family of origin.

Give her a little punishment to teach her a lesson and stop her from trying to be clever.

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"Where have you been? I've been looking for you for ages."

Shu Chang held his little cousin's hand and asked in a slightly reproachful tone.

Every time she came to the company, she brought her younger cousin with her, hoping that Tian Xiaole would see her and sign a contract with the company.

"Cousin, what kind of person do you think Director Tian is? Is he a good person or a bad person?"

Song Zuer gave an irrelevant answer.

“Director Tian…” Shu Chang thought about it seriously for a moment: “He must be a good person. He helped me resolve my case.”

"No, I think he's a really bad person."

"Ah~ why do you say that?"

"Because, because he won't sign me."

After thinking about it carefully, Song Zuer gave this answer. He couldn't very well say that he was being punished by drinking half a cup of coffee for trying to curry favor.

Shu Chang was both amused and exasperated. It was for this reason, but it made sense; she was still a child.

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With the Olympic Games in full swing, the Chinese team's medal count has remained in the top three.

Liu Xiang was forced to leave the field due to injury during the highly anticipated men's 110-meter hurdles event.

Public opinion exploded instantly, with many people shocked and disappointed, and a large number of questions and criticisms appearing online.
A barrage of insults followed, including derogatory terms like "deserter" and "Liu the Runner."

At this moment, netizens who have lost their minds seem to have forgotten Liu Xiang, the sprinter who made history in Athens in 04.

They've won countless championships and gold medals, but they ignore them and only focus on cursing this particular match.

Tian Xiaole couldn't stand it and spoke up, saying a few fair words on her blog, which hadn't been updated for months.

"Liu Feiren's historical record still stands, yet those who claim to be cheering for the country are relentlessly hurling insults at an athlete who has brought glory to the nation and made history."

You only care about the champions, you don't care about the athletes' health at all.

I also want to remind some people not to force athletes to compete when they have too many endorsements or are at risk of injury.

This blog post has sparked considerable controversy, and the support is no longer overwhelming.

Some ignorant netizens continue to believe that Liu Feiren's behavior is that of a "deserter".

More netizens who regained their senses began to unravel the mystery step by step.

Is it because he has too many endorsements, and the relevant departments take the lion's share of the brand endorsement fees?

Liu Feiren held a press conference to apologize to the people of the whole country and thank Tian Xiaole for speaking out for justice.

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"Why don't you just support the athletes properly? Why bring up certain unspoken matters? Aren't you just asking for trouble? They've even called me."

Han Sanping said helplessly that someone had asked him to make things difficult for Tian Xiaole, but he had ruthlessly dismissed them.

"I'm just stating the facts. This public opinion is too great. It could destroy an athlete that Asia might not produce again in a century."

Tian Xiaole was indignant and just couldn't stand it.

(End of this chapter)