Huayu 02: The Days of Extreme Pulling and Rolling with the Fairy

With the Zhejiang J matter resolved and GG filming finished, it's time to return to Beijing.

Hsieh Chin was in a good mood overall, especially since the station said that the fourth episode's ratings had broken 3.5% and that the show was selling very well. At this rate, it might even break 4% by the time the eight episodes are finished.

We'll see how the Super Girl broadcasts affect the ratings in the next few days, but even if it does, given the current level of popularity, it shouldn't be a big problem.

Riding this wave of opportunity, Xie Jin and Zhejiang TV reached a long-term agreement on variety shows, and both sides felt they had hit the jackpot.

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Although her career was going relatively smoothly, Xie Jin had some doubts about her love life.

Xie Jin didn't know why Miss Liu had been ignoring her for the past few days.

When asked, she said she wasn't angry, but even if she wasn't angry, she wouldn't talk to me.

Does she dislike yellow excavators? Maybe she should spray one in pink...

These past few nights, Ms. Liu has been so angry at herself that she laughs whenever she thinks about it...

Excavator? You're kidding me!

Hey.....

Well, since he likes excavators so much, I'll just watch him play with them for a while...

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In the open space behind Vision Light Magic, several men excitedly surrounded a Yankee mini excavator.

The small excavator looked barely taller than an adult man, and with the engine roaring, it darted around in the sand, its bucket flying up and down.

Ms. Liu pursed her lips. Compared to his usual work state, Xie Jin looked like a young man in his twenties at this moment.

I really don't understand boys' hobbies...

Xie Jin played for a short while, but Huang Bo and the others couldn't stand it anymore... they all wanted to try it out.

Xie Jin wiped her sweat and walked over to the giant hamster.

"How about it, do you want to give it a try?"

Miss Liu pursed her lips: "There's absolutely no need for that."

"Hey dog, did you see the news this morning?"

"What happened?"

While eating her popsicle, Miss Liu pointed at the newspaper and said, "Look for yourself, fame brings trouble. It seems you've been criticized."

"Oh, I haven't been in the public eye lately, how could I be getting scolded?"

Xie Jin took the newspaper and glanced at it.

[Zhang S., Associate Professor of the School of Television at Communication University of China, analyzes the TV series "Difficult to Coax"]

Huo Lian, a researcher at the Cultural Research Institute, criticized the four popular young male celebrities for wasting public resources on hype.

[Creative talent exhausted: Industry insiders reveal Xie Jin's creative inspiration for film and television has dried up, leading her to turn to variety shows]

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Xie Jin frowned. How come it was Zhang S Gang?

In 04, Zhang S was both a host on "Today's Talk" and a university professor. Although he had already started to disgust people, he was not as annoying as he was after his job-seeking program aired in 2010.

Xie Jin never expected that she would get involved with him. There was no conflict of interest between them, was there?

Upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that Zhang S was criticizing himself from an artistic high ground.

He sometimes says that his movies and TV series lack depth and fail to educate the audience.

One minute she says that love and romance are not respectable, the next she says she should focus on her studies.

They even said they were pigs riding the wave of opportunity.

Xie Jin's performance was tinged with a sinister edge; "You dare mess with me when I'm so petty..."

I think you've twisted the truth.

The other researcher, whom I hadn't heard of, was criticizing the news about the "Four Little Fresh Meat" (a group of popular young male celebrities). He criticized all four of them, but he himself received the most criticism.

Several tabloids launched attacks on him without warning, mostly playing the role of rational observers, waving flags and cheering behind Professor Zhang.

wrong

Something's wrong; there must be a problem.

They wouldn't disgust themselves for no reason; there must be some reason behind it.

Xie Jin spoke with Mr. Gu on the phone for a while.

Gu Renlong is researching this matter and seems to have made some progress.

This matter boils down to a struggle for interests.

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The selection of the "Four Little Fresh Meat" is in full swing.

After announcing the casting for The Return of the Condor Heroes, Big Beard confirmed that he would play Yang Guo, and Miss Liu would play Xiaolongnu.

The attention that The Condor Heroes brought him immediately reached its peak.

Add to that the news about a TV series and variety show producer, and his exposure increased dramatically.

He rose to prominence too quickly, which must have made others jealous and offended his peers.

It's safe to assume that Zhang S and these people were working for someone else, but it's hard to say exactly which company.

Or rather, these companies are all disgusting themselves through their own channels.

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It's true what they say: "The tree may wish to be still, but the wind will not cease; the more famous a person is,

"Aren't you angry?"

Xie Jin shrugged: "A little, but you're not wrong. I don't really seem to have a feature film that's suitable for award consideration, which is why they found a target to attack."

Miss Liu pouted and said, "I'm not happy. I don't want others to say bad things about you."

Xie Jin didn't want to waste time arguing with these people; it was pointless.

People like Zhang Sgang are incredibly happy when you argue with them; they'd love to find a celebrity to argue with.

Either crush him to death, or just ignore him.

"How much longer until The Return of the Condor Heroes boots up?"

The big hamster counted on its fingers for a while, then said seriously, "It's August now, and the machine is supposed to start operating at the beginning of this year or next year... If you're interested, you should still have time!"

How did you know I had feelings for someone?

"Feel"

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Thinking of this, Xie Jin returned to her office, her desire to make a movie growing stronger.

Xie Jin picked up the latest newspaper and flipped through it idly.

Suddenly, a news article caught his eye.

The photo shows many emaciated children on the streets of Baghdad, their empty eyes staring at the camera.

Suddenly, Xie Jin felt as if something had occurred to her, as if there really was a movie that had shocked her in the past.

I picked up a pen and wrote down a few words: "What is a home...?"

His motives were very utilitarian; he simply wanted to copy an award-winning film.

However, Xie Jin believes that if the movies she copied can have a positive impact on society and draw attention to children without basic protection, then it is very valuable.

The idea of ​​making this movie grew more and more wild in his mind, and he quickly wrote down the script.

When I looked up, it was already dawn; the night had passed just like that.

Early in the morning, Xie Jin called Liu Wenruo and Gu Renlong from Qingtan Film Industry.

Liu Wenruo frowned slightly: "Why are your eyes so red? Don't get upset, those fabricated reports will disappear in a while."

"If you're feeling hot-tempered, I'll have Hu Yang go talk to that professor."

Xie Jin handed him the script without saying a word: "I'm too tired. You two read the script first, I'm going to take a nap."

Liu Wenruo muttered to himself, "Huh? Writing a script. How can a family exist if you give birth but don't raise the child?"

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When Xie Jin woke up, the room was filled with smoke, almost like a fairyland, and it was so choking that she could hardly breathe.

The heavy sense of oppression made it hard for the people in the room to breathe.

The two men in front of me had red eyes, the table was covered with crumpled paper, and the ashtrays were overflowing.

"Why did you decide to make a film about this subject?"

Xie Jin handed over the newspaper: "I guess it's to show some concern for children's issues, so that people won't bring me up and whip me whenever they talk about entertainment to the death."

Liu Wenruo wiped his eyes and said, "This is the real deal. Just tell me how much it costs. I don't care if this movie makes a profit or a loss."

"Um"