Huayu 1995

Chapter 230 I Also Need to Learn Japanese (Bonus Chapter for 8800 Monthly Tickets)

"Do you think this song will be popular if it's sold in Japan?"

Su Chao had at most heard this song in his past life, and didn't know much about the singer himself.

After all, there are more teachers in Japan who deserve our attention.

"This style... is so authentic."

Chen Jiantian wanted to open Su Chao's skull to see the structure of Su Chao's brain and how he came up with these lyrics.

Translated words.

The adorable chirping of the little insects sounds just like my weeping / I long for the stars to illuminate my heart, which is as dark as the night...

Of course, Chen Jiantian's Japanese is terrible; he translated it directly.

From the melody, rhythm, transitions, and other aspects, he felt that this was definitely a standard Japanese song.

It's perfectly acceptable to say it was written by a Japanese creator.

Su Chao sang somewhat casually, but his pronunciation was clear and fluent, and it was obvious that he could speak Japanese.

They could debut in Japan without any problem.

"Actually, I also have a Korean song."

Su Chao took out the song "I Believe," the Korean version.

Sometimes you have to learn to hide your shortcomings.

But it's unnecessary for Chan Kin-tim.

Old Chen treated him like a brother—or perhaps a son—and gave him 27% of the shares without hesitation.

This isn't a question of who benefits and who loses.

What company would just give away so many shares to someone? Su Chao thought he'd be lucky to get 10%.

Let him be a minority shareholder.

As a result, they gave him a pleasant surprise.

You speak Korean too?

Chen Jiantian's hands were trembling slightly. Yan Siyuan had previously said that Su Chao had gone to Casablanca and would come up with something new every day, but he didn't quite believe it.

Now he believes it.

This Korean song is more classic than the Japanese song.

I feel like... if I had that, I could have swept the music scene for at least one year.

These are the kinds of songs that are produced with a lot of money, the kind you only see in classic Korean dramas.

The impact on him was enormous.

It feels like either the male or female lead is destined to die in the next second.

"It's alright... I've been studying Japanese, Korean, and English lately... to make it easier for my creative work."

Su Chao wasn't exactly lying.

He is indeed studying this area to make it easier to access songs.

However, learning a foreign language and creating works in that language is extremely difficult.

You definitely can't do it by learning on your own.

Fortunately, there is a system.

While fishing, Su Chao also gained some foreign language experience points, and he even saw foreign language attributes on some people.

When I have money in the future, I can go to a foreign language institute and find professionals to stock up on some materials. Wouldn't that make learning foreign languages ​​much easier?
Nobody knows Su Chao's foreign language proficiency right now.

Even if he goes abroad, he can continue to speak Chinese; at worst, he can just find a translator.

I am Chinese, so what's wrong with me speaking Chinese?

"Look at you, managing training classes, creating content, learning foreign languages... Aren't you taking on a lot of work for yourself?"

Chen Jiantian knows many young people.

But to have such a full schedule, probably only high school seniors would do that.

"Take advantage of your youth and learn as much as you can."

Su Chao didn't mention that he was also studying antiques and, incidentally, chasing girls.

He fishes in the morning, practices martial arts in the evening, and occasionally teaches students.

"You also need to take care of your health. Don't wait until you're old, your body will break down, you'll lose your hair, you won't have a good appetite, and you won't have anywhere to spend your money..."

Chen Jiantian hopes Su Chao won't push himself so hard.

"Is this based on your...experience?"

Looking at Chen Jiantian's bald head, Su Chao couldn't help but suspect that possibility.

"Get lost, you brat! I was just trying to give you some advice."

Chen Jiantian wanted to hit someone.

"I have something to do, so I'll go first. I'll take some CDs back with me."

Su Chao didn't hold back at all.

It's our own company, why be so polite?

After returning home, he distributed the CDs to the students in the training course.

It just so happens that the performing arts class in the courtyard next door is also recruiting students.

A few days ago, Guo Xiaofeng asked Duan Ming to hand out flyers in several places where extras gathered, which was considered as publicity for the performance class.

Dream House is not only a well-known name among art students, but also a place that many extras know about.

Unfortunately, most people don't meet the requirements for taking the art exam; they lack both the talent and the financial resources.

Now that he's recruiting students for his acting classes, his call for help has been met with overwhelming response.

However, the performance class is not considered low-level.

And there's no refund if you can't learn it.

A tuition fee of 500 yuan is beyond the reach of most people. Many people work as extras for a year and still can't save up 500 yuan.

However, quite a few people signed up.

Who wouldn't want to be a celebrity?

Huang Bo and Zhou Xun interviewed them.

The test questions were given by Su Chao beforehand; they were all questions designed to explore acting potential.

After Su Chao finished distributing the CDs, he put on his hat and came over to help with the interviews.

"What is your name?"

"Zhu Chenjie, Zhu as in Zhu Yuanzhang, Chen as in morning, and Jie as in outstanding."

How old are you?

"Twenty-eight."

"How much? Don't lie about your age."

"Twenty-eight, really twenty-eight."

"Dongzi, get me a fake beard."

Su Chao felt that this "middle-aged man's" face shape was particularly suitable for wearing a fake beard to play a minister.

He could even play a father in an urban drama.

He took the prop and put it on, and it was just as he had predicted.

Without acting, he immediately exuded the aura of a veteran actor.

This is what is called a special type.

"Not bad, you have the potential to become an actor. Go over there, fill out the form and pay the fee, and you're accepted!"

Few extras become famous, but quite a few settle down and make a living; the key is to have a unique style.

This guy's defining characteristic is his age; he has a rather regular face shape.

With just a slight improvement in acting skills, she could easily land a minor supporting role.

Even a minor supporting actor can earn a few hundred or a thousand yuan per film and still make a living in this industry.

They earn more than white-collar workers.

"Thank you, thank you~"

Zhu Chenjie has been an extra for two years, his dream of becoming a star has long been shattered, and he has already packed his bags and is planning to go back to raising pigs.

I found a flyer by chance.

In the past two years, apart from what he sent home, he has saved less than a thousand yuan.

Gritting my teeth, I found my way here based on the address.

They were successfully "coaxed" out of 500 yuan.

Unfortunately, none of those who were admitted were named Wang Baoqiang.

At this time, he should have been only thirteen or fourteen years old.

It's not time for me to venture out into the world yet.

But don't worry, with that kid's ambition, if he knew there was a place here to teach acting, he would sell his blood to come and learn.

In fact, quite a few people do have this kind of ambition.

There were even conflicts during the interview process.

Some extras were rejected and couldn't accept it. They cried and shouted that they were very ambitious and wanted to live a decent life so that those in the village who thought they were not doing their jobs would shut up.

What gives them the right to issue a verdict against a lousy training course?

They said he wasn't suited for this kind of work.

Seeing him crying so hard, Su Chao felt a pang of guilt.

He had actually given special training to several people.

Don't say anything too absolute. They usually just say things like, "What the training course teaches isn't really relevant to you, and it won't help you improve much," and so on.

If you really can't accept it, there's nothing you can do.

It's impossible for you to make an exception and be admitted just because you cause a scene.

That would turn the entire interview into a joke.

"brother……"

Su Chao went over and patted him.

"I'd rather die on set than go back and lose face."

When a stubborn person becomes stubborn, they can be completely unreasonable.

“Brother, although you can’t attend the acting class, Dream House holds a free open class once a month. Keep an eye on the information on the bulletin board on the outside wall, and you can come and listen to the class for free.”

Su Chao felt that he had become confused by doing charity work.

Sometimes you can unintentionally become a good person.

However, upon closer examination, it's not too troublesome.

Dream Home has qualified teachers and facilities.

Occasionally, every month or at other times, I hold a free public class to teach some basic acting skills.

This is affordable.

It is also very attractive to extras.

"I've never heard of it."

The crying guy wiped his tears and snot with his sleeve, half believing and half doubting Su Chao's words.

"Because this is a decision I just made..."

(End of this chapter)