I am a historical film director in the entertainment industry.

Chapter 127 Goodbye Ning Hao
"We were talking about the scriptures at Tieshan Temple."

Zhao smiled slightly.

"Haha, the whole country is paying attention to this now. I wonder when these scriptures will be exhibited. I'll definitely go and see them then," Hu Jun said with a smile.

"Do you think Director Cheng Sheng will use this news to promote his movie?" Song Jia suddenly said.

Hu Jun and Zhao fell silent.

Generally speaking, some movies will create buzz and attract audience attention by generating hype in advance.

For example, international events such as the Cannes Film Festival often generate buzz through the red carpet event, even if the film has not yet been completed or released.

These are all very normal things in the entertainment industry; it's even possible to suppress a rival by maliciously hyping up their film.

If they were Cheng Sheng, they would definitely take this opportunity to suppress Wu Baige's "Red Cliff".

But Cheng Sheng has not taken any action yet. If the other party is not brewing some grand conspiracy, then the other party simply disdains to use such methods.

……

Cheng Sheng helped the archaeological team find the treasure of Tieshan Temple, a piece of news that shocked the entire entertainment industry, making everyone in the industry envious and jealous!
With this achievement, Cheng Sheng's future career in the entertainment industry will definitely be much smoother.

After all, this is a contribution to the country.

Besides making people in the industry jealous and envious, it also makes people want to complain endlessly.

As a director, making movies is what you should be doing.

Not to mention his selfless donation of the Qin King's Battle Music, this time it's even more outrageous—he wrote a script that supposedly helped the country find a treasure lost for thousands of years.

When you make a new movie next time, will you cause trouble again?

Suddenly, the whole nation was focused on the news of the treasure at Tieshan Temple. Some even posted on the national website, asking when the scriptures would be put out for exhibition so they could see them for themselves.

The government responded quickly to this.

The director of the National Museum of China said in an interview that the scriptures will be exhibited at the National Museum of China after they have been processed by archaeological experts.

Everyone was excited when they heard that there was a chance to see scriptures that had been lost for thousands of years.

Before the curator could even announce the exhibition dates, many people blindly flocked to Beijing.

These people, upon arriving in the capital, naturally wanted to visit the scriptures as soon as possible. After all, having learned their lesson from the Qin King's Battle Song incident, they didn't want to be stuck on the highway halfway through their journey.

This time, however, they were disappointed. Thousands of years-old scriptures are time-consuming to process, and it's impossible to take them out as exhibits in a short period of time.

this day.

Ning Hao and Xing Aina arrived at Wuxi Film and Television City.

"Director Cheng."

Upon seeing Cheng Sheng, Ning Hao happily gave him a big hug.

"Hello, Director Cheng, it's nice to see you again," Xing Aina said with a smile.

"So happy? Did Green Grass win an award?"

Cheng Sheng broke free from Ning Hao's embrace, patted him on the shoulder, and said with a smile.

“Of course,” Ning Hao said proudly.

On February 15th, Ning Hao took the film to the Berlin International Film Festival.

The film also premiered at the film festival.

Unfortunately, the film failed to make it into the main competition. After hastily selling the distribution rights at the Berlin Film Festival, he returned home dejectedly. Then, in May, he took the film to the Moscow International Film Festival, where it won the Golden Swan Award and the Special Jury Prize—the Moscow Little Bear Award.

While not as prestigious as the three major European film festivals, the Moscow International Film Festival is not a niche festival either. It is Russia's largest and most influential international film festival, and also the world's second oldest film festival (after the Venice International Film Festival).

This film festival is an international A-list film festival with authority and wide influence. It attracts many countries to participate every year and has multiple sections including the main competition, documentaries, and short films.

In addition to winning the award, Ning Hao also submitted the film to the Shanghai International Film Festival.

When the awards were announced a few days ago, "Green Grassland" won the Most Popular Film Among College Students.

Ning Hao was thus widely reported by the media and became a well-known director in mainland China.

After receiving the award, Ning Haojiu couldn't wait to rush to Wuxi Film City with Xing Aina. He wanted to share the good news with Cheng Sheng, since Cheng Sheng had also invested in this film.

Moreover, he was really looking forward to Cheng Sheng's 'surprise'.

Seeing Ning Hao so happy, Cheng Sheng was also happy for him.

This future director is finally on the fast track.

"Green Grassland" was his early work that brought him fame. Although it didn't make him a huge star, it did give him some recognition in China, making him less unknown than before.

What truly made Ning Hao a hit in the European film market was "Crazy Stone".

If he remembers correctly, Ning Hao will start filming this year, and "Crazy Stone" will be released next year. With its dark humor and multi-narrative structure, it will become a box office dark horse and start the "Crazy" series.

This film earned Ning Hao the Huabiao Award for Outstanding Newcomer and solidified her position in the commercial film industry.

Subsequently, films such as "Crazy Racer" and "Breakup Buddies" continued to achieve box office success, propelling Ning Hao to become a top-tier director in China.

With so many people on set, it wasn't a place for chatting. Cheng Sheng gave Liu Meng some instructions, and then led Ning Hao and the other person to a meeting room on set.

"Director Cheng, didn't you say there was a 'surprise'? I don't know what this surprise is..."

As soon as she sat down, Ning Hao couldn't wait to ask, rubbing her hands together as if she wanted to quickly bring out a surprise.

Seeing her husband's anxious look, Xing Aina slapped his thigh and said, "Can't you be a little more composed!"

“Before I say ‘surprise,’ I have a question for you,” Cheng Sheng said.

"Please speak!" Ning Hao said, regaining her composure.

"I heard you're already preparing for a new movie?" Cheng Sheng asked.

"Yes, the script is finished. One of the reasons I came to see Director Cheng today is actually to ask you for investment," Ning Hao said, nodding apologetically.

Although he came to Cheng Sheng to share his joy, attracting investment was also one of his purposes.

Did you bring the script?

Cheng Sheng smiled. If it was really the movie he wanted, then investing wouldn't be a problem, since the movie was a box office hit.

"Bring it, bring it."

Ning Hao was overjoyed upon hearing this and immediately took out a thick stack of scripts from her backpack.

"Crazy Stone!"

Upon seeing the script's title, Cheng Sheng read it aloud and thought to himself: This is it, this is the movie.

“Yes, it’s called ‘Crazy Stone.’ The original script was called ‘Diamond,’ but I felt the name wasn’t good, so I changed it,” Ning Hao said, handing the script to Cheng Sheng.

“Actually, if I hadn’t known Director Cheng, I was planning to ask Andy Lau for investment,” Ning Hao continued.

(End of this chapter)