This director is so innocent.

After joining the Hong Kong entertainment circle, Liu Yifei changed her previous innocent image.

She was dressed provocatively, with her chest and breasts exposed, and the fabric of her clothes kept getting thinner and thinner...

The once pure and ethereal goddess image has vanished, and she is no different from any other ordinary woman.

What's even more shocking is that she also starred in the explicit film "The Third Way of Love".

Just ask me, how many Faye Wong fans did this movie break?

As for dating Song Seung-heon, it's highly likely just a publicity stunt.

They rarely interacted, and Ya Huazi always seemed indifferent...

Okay! I can't make this up anymore.

Whether we talk or not is irrelevant, since he's not a fan of Toothbrush anyway.

"Did your mom find you a movie?" Su Jin asked, then suddenly remembered that "The Forbidden Kingdom" was supposed to start filming next year.

Upon hearing this, Liu Yifei hesitated for a moment before finally saying, "Let's contact Huayi again."

"Is it 'The Forbidden Kingdom'?" Su Jin asked tentatively.

"How did you know?" Liu Yifei looked at Su Jin with a surprised expression, her eyes wide open.

It's important to know that this play is Huayi's key production for next year.

It's an S-level big-budget production, with an estimated investment of $7000 million, and it's currently being kept secret.

She knew it was because Huayi wanted to sign her and had proactively revealed it to her.

Su Jin smiled mysteriously and said softly, "The circle is big, but it's also small. Secrets can't be kept forever."

He paused, then continued, "But then again, while the film industry is certainly glamorous and prestigious, you can't abandon the fundamental television market!"

Liu Yifei nodded in agreement.

But she didn't really care about TV dramas.

Huayi Brothers has already told her that they will invite international superstars Jet Li and Jackie Chan to co-star in "The Forbidden Kingdom".

With a lineup like that, how could they possibly fail?

So, is television drama still very important?

Seeing that Liu Yifei didn't seem to care, Su Jin stopped trying to persuade her.

Good advice is useless to those who deserve to die; compassion is useless to those who choose to die.

He said everything he needed to say.

Since Ya Huazi is determined to get into the film industry.

If he continues to persuade her, others will think he can't stand to see her doing well, and the two might even become enemies.

If we don't see eye to eye, there's no point in saying more; I won't even bring out the song I've prepared.

After dinner, Liu Yifei wanted to invite Su Jin to see Feng Xiaogang's film "The Banquet," but he refused.

Nobody wants to be his leading lady, so what's the point of watching? What's so interesting about it?

The film "The Banquet" was released on September 14th, and it was Feng Xiaogang's first major film after returning to Huayi Brothers.

In 04, after filming "A World Without Thieves", Feng Xiaogang left Huayi Brothers and started his own business with Zhang Guoli.

The two of them had a good idea: one would direct TV series and the other would direct movies. Together, they would be invincible.

However, while Feng Xiaogang is good at making movies, he is a complete novice in business. In addition, Wang Jianlin is very sincere – offering 400 million yuan in cash plus 2.88% of Huayi Brothers shares.

After spending a year away from home, Feng Kuzi returned to Huayi.

In addition, Huayi Brothers has another sincere offer: to assemble Feng Xiaogang's first blockbuster film, "The Banquet".

Since Zhang Yimou's "Hero", the mainland film market has suddenly seen a surge in blockbuster films.

This has led to a consensus both within and outside the industry.

A director who hasn't made a blockbuster film can't be called a great director.

"The Banquet" is definitely a blockbuster.

With a budget of 1.2 million, featuring big stars from China, Japan, and South Korea, and 800 copies made, it holds the record for the highest number of copies made in film history.

It lived up to expectations after its release, grossing 1200 million yuan on its opening day and 5600 million yuan over its opening weekend.

It's popular at the box office but not critically acclaimed, receiving many negative reviews.

"The adaptation is poor; it's more like a stage play than a movie. Although the characters seem to be full of suffering and resentment, it's hard for the audience to empathize with them."

"We feel that this movie is very similar to 'The Promise'. Wu Luan reminds us of Wu Huan, and the mask reminds us of the general in 'The Promise'."

"Uncle Ge is simply not suitable for this movie. He always speaks like Uncle Li, and his lines are so fake that they don't feel like a movie at all."

The film *The Promise* features a steamed bun, and *The Banquet* is not far behind, featuring a "dinner."

Unlike the poetry prodigy who sued the author, Xiao Wang was very magnanimous and simply laughed it off.