Huayu 1995

Chapter 231 Do You Believe in Light? (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Free, open course...

These days, civil servants are all going into business, making money is all the rage, and very few people are doing this kind of thankless and arduous work.

Even universities wouldn't do that.

The saying goes, "The law should not be passed on to six ears," meaning that knowledge also has its price.

Therefore, it's hard to understand why Dream House would do something like this.

Despite their lack of understanding, the extras were still very excited, especially those who hadn't been able to enroll in the acting class but still harbored dreams of becoming stars.

In other industries, if you talk about improving yourself to become a leader in the future, he might think it's nonsense.

However, in the entertainment industry, there are countless similar stories of people becoming famous overnight and becoming rich.

The news that everyone loves to read is about someone who couldn't afford to eat before becoming famous, but then earns 100,000 yuan for a single endorsement after becoming famous.

If you don't dream of becoming a star, who the hell cares about a few measly extra jobs?

"Let's do it tomorrow for the first time!"

Su Chao is a man of action. As long as he thinks there's no problem, he will immediately carry it out. If there are difficulties, he will solve them; if there are no difficulties, there's no need to create them.

After making the announcement, Su Chao left the courtyard.

The performance class and the training class are not in the same courtyard.

Most of the students from Dream Home live in these courtyards.

It's almost completely taken over by Dream House.

Landlords are happy to rent out entire units at a slightly lower price to avoid losses from having a large number of vacant beds.

Those in the training program who didn't have money stayed in rooms with more beds, while those who had money stayed in rooms with fewer beds. In addition, Duan Ming and his team renovated the courtyard and kept it very clean, so no one complained about the poor accommodation conditions.

"Did you guys notice that the person who just spoke looks like...?"

"It looks like a dog!"

"Are you even human? They just said they'd give us free lessons."

"I didn't mean that, I was referring to a line from a movie."

"Shabi!"

"Like Su Chao!"

"Yes, like Su Chao!"

After Su Chao left, some people in the performance class became curious about who he was.

And they quickly came to conclusions similar to those of Su Chao.

Su Chao was wearing a tracksuit and a hat, and he rarely looked up.

But because he was tall, he eventually got noticed.

He was recognized immediately.

After all, he is currently the most popular new singer in mainland China, no, it should be said that he is the most popular new singer across the three regions of mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.

none of them!

It's a miracle in itself that a newcomer's cassette tapes can sell like this, with their songs spreading throughout the streets and alleys.

In the internet age, this would be the kind of treatment you'd expect from headlines and trending topics.

These extras also liked listening to cassette tapes.

Although most of them were pirated, I still managed to see Su Chao on the poster.

"Hey, who was that just now? Was it Su Chao?"

Zhu Chenjie, who was accepted by Su Chao, asked Huang Bo out of curiosity.

He felt that Huang Bo and he were similar in style, both being mature and steady people.

"That one? Our principal."

Huang Bo felt that it was because he hadn't handled the disturbance caused by the extras that Su Chao had to give a free public lecture.

He had some self-doubt.

Guo Xiaofeng announced that he will no longer be obsessed with acting and will focus on running training classes.

Huang Bo was incredibly envious.

Damn it, this guy beat me to the punch.

Although he developed a strong interest in acting, interest is interest, and reality is reality.

He knows exactly what he looks like.

The path of an actor is not easy.

Meanwhile, Su Chao's career is developing rapidly. Lu Bu has become an agent, Guo Xiaofeng has become a vice principal, and Huang Bo may even consider giving up acting altogether and following Brother Chao to pursue his career.

If I were to manage a company for Brother Chao and keep two beautiful secretaries, I'd be a true winner in life.

However, despite his self-proclaimed high emotional intelligence, he still struggles to handle unexpected events and inevitably becomes depressed.

"What principal?"

What the heck is a principal? Zhu Chenjie had no idea.

"The principal of Dream House!"

Huang Bo added a sentence.

"Can we call him the principal?"

The acting class seems to be part of Dream Home. Since Zhu Chenjie successfully auditioned and entered the acting class, he should naturally be considered a student of Dream Home.

"Go ahead and call out if you want."

What could Huang Bo possibly have to say? Anyway, I've never seen Chao Ge (Chao Ge) object to being called "Principal".

I actually quite enjoyed it.

From then on, Su Chao's nickname in the entertainment industry truly became famous.

It's not just art exam training classes that are calling it that, but also academic classes, performance classes, and even people offering free open classes are starting to do it.

You buy pirated copies of the principal's albums?

They're giving us free lessons, and you can't even support the official version? Are you even human?

When it comes to the principal, there's no need to say more; it's definitely Su Chao.

The free open class on the second day was not a sham either.

Su Chao wrote the teaching materials overnight.

He Bing started researching early in the morning. The two discussed it and decided that He Bing would take the first half of the class, and Su Chao would take the second half, for a total of two hours of class time.

He Bing mainly gave a lecture to the group on the basics of performance.

He has acted in quite a few plays.

Knowing where the extras' weaknesses lie. Although the knowledge is relatively basic, it is very helpful for extras on set.

Because the decision was made on short notice yesterday, not many people came today, maybe a few dozen at most.

Su Chao then talked about the survival guide for extras.

How to be a good extra, how to find opportunities, and how to improve oneself.

He even gave a rational perspective on the dream of becoming a star.

Whether the extras listen or not is their own business.

In Principal Su's mind, only the first and second classes of the Whampoa Military Academy were his true disciples.

The rest were all ragtag troops.

"Thank you, Principal!"

Goodbye, Principal!

"Principal, you spoke so well."

"Principal, I didn't know you could not only sing, but also give lectures."

"Principal, I bought your original album. Could you sign it for me?"

"headmaster……"

Su Chao didn't understand why, overnight, everyone started calling him Principal.

"Principal, you're such a good actor, will you continue acting in the future, or will you just focus on singing?"

"He will probably still act."

Su Chao gently brushed off one question after another.

But somehow, all those dozens of extras came over to greet him.

For some inexplicable reason, he felt like the godfather of the Blackheads, receiving greetings from his followers.

However, even the Godfather has to work!
The university music festival was an event that was brought in from Lü Bu's side.

The booming music market in mainland China last year gave rise to the "post-94 generation," which, in turn, has had a significant impact on society, with university students also participating to some extent.

Several university student unions in Beijing got together and organized a university music festival.

Last year's event was quite successful, and this year we're going to put in even more effort to build a strong brand presence. We've not only secured substantial sponsorships, but we've also invited several aspiring or up-and-coming singers to participate.

Su Chao's records are selling so well that he's definitely not an ordinary new singer.

So, although the university music festival gritted its teeth and offered the highest price it could, it didn't really have much hope that Su Chao would come.

Surprisingly, Su Chao actually agreed.

Considering that many media outlets have recently started reporting on the new singer Su Chao, who donated his earnings to Project Hope instead of enjoying them, it's worth noting that...

People have even greater respect for Su Chao's character.

That's right, so what if they're new?

Even seasoned veterans evade taxes, while newcomers use their newly acquired money to build schools.

College students who haven't yet been corrupted by society are most susceptible to this kind of thing.

Therefore, the treatment given to Su Chao was absolutely extraordinary.

When Su Chao and Lü Bu arrived, several college students immediately came over to greet them, shaking hands and showering them with praise—or rather, compliments.

After all, it's true that they say Su Chao's songs are good and he's handsome.

They even presented a bouquet of flowers.

This is truly outrageous in the dead of winter.

"Don't mention it, really, I'm only eighteen... Just call me Su Chao."

Don't call me Teacher Su, call me Su Debiao.

"Ambition knows no age, and those who have achieved something are our teachers. There is much we can learn from your music composition and performance, and what is even more admirable is..."

The students who came to greet him were particularly eloquent.

It just kept going on and on.

However, one can indeed sense the attitude of ordinary people towards him after the media exposed his donations.

Do you believe in light?
There's someone like that right next to me; they really seem to radiate light.

Domestic media outlets cannot issue press releases like Hong Kong media outlets, which often make unfounded accusations or even fabricate stories.

Su Chao said he donated money.

But whether he actually donated or not, the media must verify.

Therefore, the newspaper needed to call Project Hope to confirm, and even the reporting method had to be discussed.

Otherwise, you're just being immature.

If anything goes wrong, the consequences...

To survive in a public institution, you don't have to be outstanding, but you can't make mistakes.

The call quickly connected with Director Tang Chuan, who was in charge of liaising with Su Chao.

Tang Chuan is truly responsible.

He knew that Su Chao had worked hard to earn this money, and he admired Su Chao's act of giving back to his hometown. He meticulously followed up on everything from the selection, planning, and design of the primary school site to the implementation of funds.

When he received a call from the media, he did not tell the truth that he had donated 47 yuan, enough to build two or three schools.

After all, Su Chao's album has only just been released.

It's easy for people to question the source of his wealth, thus uncovering Su Chao's background as a bar singer.

In this day and age, singing and drinking with customers in bars is not something to be proud of.

Indeed, it's no secret that Su Chao sings at bars.

But it's one thing for someone to know, but it's another to report it extensively.

Once the media reports extensively on it, Su Chao will inevitably be labeled with tags such as "bar" and "nightclub".

Therefore, Tang Chuan did not disclose the amount when communicating with the media.

It has been confirmed that Project Hope did receive a donation from singer Su Chao, and they are currently preparing to build a new Hope Primary School in Su Chao's hometown.

Then, he praised singer Su Chao as a socially responsible artist and a new moral benchmark for the entertainment industry...

However, precisely because it did not involve monetary amounts, the scale of the report did not rise to the level of top-tier media.

This can be considered a form of protection for Su Chao.

When Su Chao arrived at the scene, he was surprised to find that this small college music festival had attracted quite a few well-known musicians.

When these people saw Su Chao, almost all of them stood up to greet him.

(End of this chapter)