So what if I work with celebrities?

When a woman is attracted, her body tells a story. If the man doesn't respond, she will fall into self-doubt, and after one or two times, that passion will dissipate.

Of course, unattractive men should still be careful and make sure they are sure before taking action.

Hu Huizhong treated red wine like beer, finishing a glass in just a few sips. The wine color flushed her cheeks and neck, her eyes were glazed, and she rested her chin on one hand while swirling the wine glass in the other.

"Brother Zan, give me a hug, I'm feeling a little dizzy."

Xu Zan stood up and picked her up with both hands. He tilted the wine glass, spilling wine onto her white silk nightgown. The red wine flowed down her clothes and onto her fair thighs.

A wine glass fell onto the carpet and bounced. Hu Huizhong put her arms around Xu Zan's neck, smiled sheepishly, and closed her eyes tightly.

Xu Zan felt the woman in his arms trembling, her body tense. Suddenly, he threw Hu Huizhong onto the bed, who gasped in mid-air.

The first time in life is always so difficult, but also unforgettable.

The Asia-Pacific Film Festival has ended, leaving some happy and others dissatisfied.

In its early days, the Asia-Pacific Film Festival was heavily influenced by major film companies, such as Cathay Organisation before its collapse and Shaw Brothers now.

Therefore, this film award is not particularly important among all the major awards. However, ordinary people do not know about it. When they learned that Ko Chun-hsiung had won the Best Actor award again, there was a lot of discussion about it on the streets.

His film, "My Young Aunt," performed well at the box office after its release. Theater operators predicted it would gross six to seven million in its first month.

The United Daily News published a report on the Central Motion Picture Corporation's large-scale investment project: a modern urban architecture film studio is under construction and is expected to be completed by the middle of next year. The total investment has reached NT$80 million.

This is the largest project expenditure in nearly a decade.

The professional commentator concluded the article by asking: Who can direct the film "Eight Hundred Heroes"?

Ding Shanxi is currently the most popular candidate in the film industry, while other minor directors who have been revealed seem to be just supporting actors.

Some magazines published quizzes with prizes, and readers who answered correctly could receive a prize of NT$500.

The lottery draw was held on January 5, 1976, at which time China Film Co., Ltd. would hold a competition meeting for the film "Eight Hundred Heroes".

After returning from Jakarta, Xu Zan began post-production work on "Miss Granny," gaining experience in film production, and the post-production process went smoothly.

He took the copy to the Cultural Affairs Bureau, but to his surprise, it was rejected outright.

The official from the Cultural Affairs Bureau said with a troubled expression, "Mr. Xu, this time it really won't work. There's nothing wrong with the plot of your film, but the songs you chose are explicitly prohibited from being shown on mainstream media!"

When explaining the meaning of each line in "When Will You Return?", Xu Zan had to combine it with the content of the movie "Three Stars Accompanying the Moon", and also mentioned that the social environment is becoming more and more open and the economy is developing rapidly.

Music does not necessarily lead people to have any negative thoughts...

He knew very well that the primary goal of officials was stability, and stability meant a non-stick pan.

"Sir, it's like this: people from all over the world come to Taiwan for tourism because they appreciate its freedom and openness. The development of our cultural industry in recent years is inseparable from the efforts of the leaders of the Cultural Affairs Department..."

Hsu Tsan discussed cultural development and international competition, praising the leaders of the Cultural Affairs Bureau from multiple perspectives, saying that it was they who enabled Taiwan to achieve such success in East Asia.

Although the cultural affairs official did not agree, he saw signs of relenting and inquired with the sailor about the official's son.

After all, in this era, most young people had been involved in gangs. Xu Zan, along with his fellow Shandong natives, legislators, and the sons of officials, used meals as a pretext to lobby again.

Of course, a red envelope was indispensable, since this official had helped take responsibility.

With the approval of "Miss Granny" completed, major cinemas have been eagerly waiting to book copies, offering high revenue sharing: 60/40 in the first month and 40/60 in the second month.

The number of screens allocated by major cinema chains has reached several hundred, which is almost more than half of the more than 300 cinemas in Taiwan.

This film is scheduled for release during the Chinese New Year period, so there are almost no decent competitors.

"Er Mao, San Mao, this time the poster for 'Miss Granny' needs to be designed to be huge. I want it to be seen on buildings in every county and city of Taiwan."

Hsu Tsan gave the publicity and poster production project to the Duan brothers, which can be seen as maintaining their relationship.

With the support of 500,000 yuan, sales of "Gunstone" surged in Taipei, and the magazine's content became more abundant than before.

After all, money allows you to interview more celebrities.

"No problem at all, leave it to us, BOSS!" Duan Zhongyi said, patting his chest.

To promote the film, Hsu Tsan funded a collaboration with Teresa Teng to hold a concert at Taipei Zhongshan Hall.

The host invited Ling Feng, who wasn't bald yet. He was very polite and also a fellow Shandong native of Xu Zan, so there were no communication barriers.

At that time, Ling Feng was just a minor actor with little status in the entertainment industry. However, he was quite talented, eloquent, and a good singer.

"Thank you, Director Xu, for giving me this opportunity," Ling Feng said, raising his glass.

"Alright, sit down. We're from the same hometown, so we should help each other out," Xu Zan said to Teresa Teng, holding her wine glass.

"Lijun, I will invite CTS to broadcast this concert. When you sing 'When Will You Return?' and 'Night Fragrance', you must introduce our movie."

"Ah-Zan, will this movie be a big hit?" Teresa Teng was a little nervous. She was absolutely confident when it came to singing, but acting was definitely not her forte.

Hsu Tsan noticed a piece of paper in Teresa Teng's hair, reached out and removed it, then tidied her hair, laughing loudly, "You have to have faith in me! This film won't just be a huge hit in Taiwan, I'm going to sell it in Japan too!"

Teresa Teng smiled brightly, but she was suspicious of Hsu Tsan's actions just now. However, seeing that he did not make any other moves, she took it as a friend's care.

The "A Love Letter" concert at Zhongshan Hall was held as scheduled, with guests including Liu Wenzheng, Qin Xianglin, and Zhang Aijia, the lead actors of "Strange Girl".

The host, Ling Feng, chatted and laughed with Teresa Teng on stage. Especially when the topic turned to their hometown, Ling Feng spoke a few words of Shandong dialect.

Teresa Teng immediately replied, "I'm also half Shandong native; my mother's ancestral home is Shandong." She greeted the audience in Shandong dialect.

"I heard you acted in the movie 'Strange Girl,' directed by your fellow townsman?" Ling Feng asked.

"Yes, Director Xu has so many ingenious ideas. I wasn't confident at the time, and I was afraid I wouldn't act well. He knows a lot about movies and taught me how to act."

Teresa Teng shared some interesting anecdotes from the film set, such as how Hsu Zan actually liked to eat fennel dumplings and could eat more than twenty at a time.

"I think the audience can't wait for your performance. What are you going to sing again?" Ling Feng scratched his head, seemingly having forgotten his lines. He rummaged in his pocket, finding a pile of crumpled papers. He unfolded them and read, "Oh, oh, 'When Will You Return?'"

This made the audience burst into laughter. Teresa Teng said he looked as sloppy as a hamster, then took a few steps forward, and at that moment the music started.

"Beautiful flowers don't bloom forever, beautiful scenery doesn't last forever; sorrow piles up on my brow, tears fall on my longing sash..."

Teresa Teng's singing voice always carries a sense of warmth and gentleness, making it hard not to like her.