This director lacks vision.

Chapter 57 Weibo Launch
The show "King of Bathhouses" has been filmed for two seasons, and it has basically used up all the jokes about bathhouses from the previous life.

To create something new and attract attention in the third season, they have no choice but to take an unconventional approach.

Jiang Yifeng's choice was to change from simply piecing together jokes to creating satirical comedy.

Just in time to promote the movie "Lost in Thailand," which features a conflict between the protagonist and Mr. Lu Chuan, and also because the third season is planned, we want to invite Mr. Bo to participate.

Therefore, Jiang Yifeng filmed a story that satirized the Ha Ying group.

His initial intention was to gain popularity and incidentally criticize those he disliked; he didn't intend to change anyone's mind.

If the first episode of Bath King 3 was just an appetizer, then the second episode was the main course.

This episode is brimming with satire, delivering a direct and blatant attack.

Da Peng's portrayal of the Japanese, who licks the toilets of the Japanese but yells at the Chinese, is so vivid and well-received that it has won him widespread acclaim.

After this episode was released, it immediately stirred up a storm of controversy online.

Those who support Jiang Yifeng felt thoroughly satisfied and thoroughly enjoyed watching the video.

Some netizens even dug up Luo Taijun's blog, screenshotted all his previous articles praising Japanese toilets, food, streets, manners, and even bloodlines, and posted them in the comments section.

After watching it, everyone commented in the comments section: "Director Jiang's filming was still too conservative!"

Luo Taijun was naturally unconvinced and started posting her rebuttal, while Lu Chuan posted a picture of Green Corpse Cold.

Many of their nephews followed them and launched attacks against Jiang Yifeng and the King of Bathhouses.

The two sides traded blows, making for a very lively fight.

Amid this controversy, the first two episodes of "The King of Bathing" saw increasingly higher viewership and explosive popularity.

It even overshadowed the news of Andy Lau's secret marriage and child on the internet.

Jiang Yifeng has achieved his goal completely.

On the morning of August 11, Jiang Yifeng arrived at the company.

As soon as she sat down, Hu Qian walked into the office and said, "President Jiang, the other side is currently focusing on Teacher Bo's matter and keeps attacking our web series for being vulgar."

Should we remove Teacher Bo's storyline?

Hearing this, Jiang Yifeng shook his head and said, "There's no need. This is something that the people like to see. If it's going to be filmed, then let's film it."

Web series are always geared towards the tastes of the lower class, not to cater to the so-called highbrow tastes of a few elites.

Next time there's a chance, we can invite Ms. Cang as well; she's even more famous.

In the second episode of Bath King 3, Teacher Bo appears and is caught out by Luo Taijun for his "loophole".

He kept focusing on this point, saying that Jiang Yifeng didn't study good culture and promoted vulgar and dross.

However, he remained silent about how this dross was produced in Japan, his spiritual homeland.

These people are criticizing the material as vulgar while simultaneously seeking out torrents of his work, hoping to watch Teacher Bo's videos.

At this time, Ms. Bo's fame was just beginning to rise, and many people had not yet read her masterpieces.

However, Teacher Bo's appearance in "The King of Bath" was still very beautiful and amazed many people.

Jiang Yifeng didn't even need to make any arrangements; after seeing Teacher Bo's appearance, everyone spontaneously called her the Japanese version of Kurosawa Shirei.

Many people are looking for resources online.

Luo Taijun's criticism of vulgarity is actually an attempt to promote the bathhouse brand.

Many people were initially uninterested in this web series, but upon hearing that a Japanese teacher was involved, they couldn't help but criticize it.

That's how the internet is; it's best to be authentic and not pretend to be serious.

Lei Jun will even hug Cang Laoshi on stage in the future, all for promotional purposes.

Hearing Jiang Yifeng say this, Hu Qian nodded and said, "I've arranged to go to Director He's place the day after tomorrow."

We can borrow their documentary footage, but we must clearly credit them.

The third season of "The King of Bathing" is being filmed and broadcast, and things are also progressing smoothly on "Lost in Thailand".

The script has been submitted for review, and it is expected to be officially approved in about a week.

The film is set against the backdrop of the Spring Festival travel rush during the 2008 snowstorm.

Yangshi produced a documentary about this incident, and Jiang Yifeng wanted to borrow some footage to use as establishing shots and background.

The biggest challenge in his filming of "Lost in Thailand" compared to the original was that it was filmed much earlier.

The original Lost on Journey was filmed in winter and released in June 2010.

Jiang Yifeng felt that "Lost in Thailand" was more suitable for release during the Spring Festival, and his filming time was in September and October.

It's the time of year when the weather is hot.

Some backgrounds can be set up by extras. But to achieve a truly authentic feel, it's still necessary to use footage from documentaries.

This can also save costs.

Jiang Yifeng sought He Haimin's help again for this matter.

Upon hearing Hu Qian's words, Jiang Yifeng said, "Okay, how's the communication with the Jiangcheng Railway Bureau going?"

"There's been no progress so far. They've only said they're willing to offer some help, but it still requires approval. It's all just empty talk."

"Okay, I'll handle this. You can schedule the filming dates in advance and communicate with the lead actor about the approximate time."

The filming location for "Lost in Journey" was still set in Wuhan. The filming involved train stations and trains, so the assistance of the local railway bureau was needed.

No matter where you are in the world, asking someone for a favor inevitably involves personal connections and favors.

The same applies in Wuhan; at the very least, there must be a "Yellow Crane Tower" to pave the way.

Jiang Yifeng planned to find someone of a suitable rank, give them a gift, and get the matter done in one go.

Just as Hu Qian was about to speak, Jiang Yifeng's phone rang. It was Zhang Chaoyang calling.

"Are you at the company? Come up and find me."

"Charles called me. You go ahead with your work. We'll have a short meeting this afternoon to discuss the film's preparations."

Jiang Yifeng hung up the phone, said a few words to Hu Qian, and then went to the top floor.

As Jiang Yifeng walked into the office, Zhang Chaoyang said with a smile, "In another half hour, at 10:00 AM, Sohu Weibo will be officially launched."

They asked me to post my first Weibo post.

I've been thinking about it, and the reason Weibo was launched was because of your suggestion.

Moreover, you're very lucky, your career is booming, beautiful women are throwing themselves at you, and you've even made a fortune buying stocks.

"It's most suitable for you to post the first Weibo message."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Yifeng did not refuse.

He first registered a Weibo account in the beta version and completed real-name authentication.

Once the public beta was launched, the first Weibo post was published on time.

"Some people are simply moved by what they see and feel."

A short, insulting phrase, accompanied by a "you're despicable" emoji.

After seeing this, Zhang Chaoyang laughed and said, "So this is how Weibo is used?"

Jiang Yifeng nodded and said seriously, "Of course, if you don't curse on Weibo, it's like you haven't played at all."

My Weibo post, which directly criticizes the Ha Ying group, will likely spark another wave of controversy.

This also drove traffic to Sohu's Weibo account.

Sohu Blog already had millions of users, and after Weibo was launched, these blog users could directly share their posts on Weibo using the same account.

In addition, there was joint promotion from platforms such as Sohu Portal and Sohu Video.

Sohu Weibo experienced rapid user growth upon its launch.

At this time, Sina Weibo had not yet been launched, and Sohu took the lead, which meant that it snatched away most of Fanfou's customers.

In addition, the domain name of Weibo has led many people to equate Sohu Weibo with Weibo, resulting in an increasing number of registered users.

Sohu Weibo achieved a great start.

Jiang Yifeng's Weibo post garnered over 3 likes and thousands of comments in less than an hour.

"Haha, Jiang Yifeng truly deserves to be called a great talent; he can insult people without using any vulgar language."

"Some people are truly beasts and deserve to be cursed!"

"Did Jiang Yifeng make this picture himself? You're despicable! Haha, interesting, I've saved it."

"Director Jiang, please update the next episode of Bath King! I want to see Teacher Bo!"

"I read Teacher Bo's masterpiece, it's really great, I feel it's much better than Lin Zhiling's fake breasts."

"Hey upstairs, I'm begging for resources."

"Godfathers, please take me with you!"

Seeing these comments, Jiang Yifeng thought the internet at this time was really interesting.

It features genuine comments and debates, while also retaining the most original spirit of sharing on the internet.

"There are so many living people!"

(End of this chapter)