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

Huang Doujiao stormed off in a huff, and Xie Jin didn't stay in the office any longer.

I was thinking of taking a walk around the dormitory to see my godsons, but the dormitory was empty.

Xie Jin was wondering, "Where is he?"

There were a few missed calls on my phone, and I was just about to call them back.

Buzz

The phone number of Senior Brother Jia Nailiang, the Green Emperor of a Thousand Ages.

On the other end of the phone, Senior Brother Jia was drunk, saying two words and then pausing, saying two words and then pausing.

It's obvious that the tongue has become too big.

"Xie...Xie Jin, I saw you in Lao Wang's office earlier but didn't call you. Are you done with your work now?"

"Just came out"

"Come on...come on...come on, Red Coral, I missed you, all the brothers are here, it's a brothers' gathering today, no girls, let's drink as much as we want."

"Let's get together with some new junior students when school starts."

"From 03?"

"Yes, yes, you're in the next class."

"Then I'll go over there."

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Red Coral is a small restaurant in Huangtingzi behind the Haidian campus of the Beijing Film Academy. It's inexpensive and close by.

It's usually a place where students gather.

Most film school students are familiar with this restaurant.

Breakfast is served in the morning, stir-fried dishes with rice for lunch, and grilled fish and skewers for dinner.

Breakfast is usually okay and I don't have diarrhea, but at lunch and dinner it's sometimes and sometimes not, it depends on luck.

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The film academy and the Central Academy of Drama don't have many new students each year, only a few hundred per class.

The number of students in each major varies from a dozen to several dozen.

In most majors, there are established practices, such as senior students taking newly enrolled junior students out to dinner at the beginning of the semester, especially in the directing department.

Teachers generally encourage this practice, as long as you don't drink too much or cause trouble.

The main consideration is that those who actually enter the industry and mentor their juniors are usually senior students from the same school.

  

Some people in the photography and art circles spend their entire lives working together.

I worked from the age of eighteen until I could no longer film.

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Let's have a drink and get to know each other, then I'll go out with my senior brother to run errands.

In my freshman year, I worked with my senior classmates without being paid; they only provided food and lodging. They really scolded me, but they also genuinely taught me things.

It's not a bad deal for the senior apprentice either; having free labor and a team gives him the confidence to take on slightly larger jobs.

The junior apprentice followed his senior apprentice, shooting some music videos and other videos, and gradually entered the industry.

Generally, first-year students majoring in behind-the-scenes work don't earn much money, but those with strong abilities in their second or third year can start earning a little money.

Senior students who have made it in the industry lead graduate students, graduate students lead senior undergraduate students, and senior undergraduate students lead junior undergraduate students.

This is a set of unspoken, implicit methods of resource inheritance within the industry.

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This is also the core reason why people from other schools sometimes can't get into this circle.

It's not about xenophobia, but rather that industry resources are limited.

With few tasks and many people, the priority will definitely be given to the junior apprentices they are familiar with.

Moreover, senior brothers usually have a good idea of ​​how well their junior brothers are doing their work, so they won't mess it up.

These small, invisible ties can only exist between a few institutions, such as the Central Academy of Drama and the Beijing Film Academy.

Each school also has its own industry-specific section.

Most of them work in film production, shooting of BL (Boys' Love) movies, variety show shooting, and are from Beijing Film Academy.

Within the television system, they are basically under the jurisdiction of Communication University of China.

The Central Academy of Drama is generally responsible for undertaking dramas, plays, musicals, and large-scale national projects.

The Shanghai Theatre Academy is located in Shanghai, enjoying all the city's resources.

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However, there is an outlier among them: Zhejiang University of Media and Communications.

Don't be fooled by the fact that Zhejiang University of Media and Communications is only slightly less prestigious than Beijing Film Academy and Central Academy of Drama; in reality, it is a very strong university.

Zhejiang Province itself has ample funds, and Zhejiang University of Media and Communications is not short of money either.

The television stations in Zhejiang Province are very protective of Zhejiang University of Media and Communications (ZJUMC) and basically only recruit ZJUMC graduates, which is somewhat similar to the "Han University clique".

A degree from Beijing Film Academy, Central Academy of Drama, or Communication University of China isn't very useful in Zhejiang Province's various television stations and media organizations. Even if you manage to get in, there's always an unseen ceiling to your qualifications.

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"Don't say anything yet, listen to me, I'm telling you... the students at the Central Academy of Drama are all idiots..."

Xie Jin stood at the door of the private room, not expecting that the people inside had already drunk so much that they were slapping their thighs in frustration.

As soon as I pushed open the door and entered the room, I found all sorts of strange and unruly people running wild.

There were three seats at the four small tables in the private room, and more than a dozen people were sitting inside.

The smoke-filled area resembled a fairyland; some people were wearing vests, while others were shirtless.

There were no girls in the room, except for Ma Su and Wang Luodan, of course.

Jia Nailiang, holding a beer mug and his face flushed, rushed towards Xie Jin, hugging her tightly. A strong smell of alcohol hit his face: "Come on, let me introduce you to Senior Brother Xie from the class of 02. You all know him, right?"

Xie Jin supported Nai Liang, who was now unable to stand and kept sliding down. "Senior Brother Liang, are you alright...?"

Xie Jin glanced around. Needless to say, he recognized his own acquaintances, but he didn't recognize most of the five or six junior brothers in the room.

I think I've seen one of them in "Brotherhood of Blades".

Jia Nailiang could barely stand, so he clung to Xie Jin and whispered in his ear, "Junior brother, let me tell you, as your older brother... my feelings for you will always be... understand...? The celebratory drinks are ready for you."

Brother, I really can't drink this... I'm really not that kind of person.

Before she could say a word, Xie Jin gulped down a whole glass of draft beer.

Jia Nailiang wanted to come up with a witty remark, so he grabbed Ma Su, who was smoking a cigarette, by the neck and dragged her away, saying, "Jia Nailiang, are you even old enough? You don't drink your own wine, and you make your junior drink it for you?"

"You're short two bottles, so you'd better replenish them for me now! I'll see! I'm raising fish!"

Xie Jin didn't dare to speak loudly. Her senior sister was clearly drunk and had gotten into a frenzy. She hoped she wouldn't be dragged into this mess.

She's probably going to eat people now.

Ma Su patted Xie Jin unsteadily. Today, she was only wearing a small white top, which was dazzlingly white. The top was so short that it couldn't cover her waist, and her slender waist, like a curved knife, was faintly visible, which was really irresistible.

"Hey, junior brother, your pecs have gotten bigger again? Who gave you permission to wear a shirt? Don't be so stingy, look at everyone else still wearing clothes. Every time your senior sister takes a look, she'll take a piece of flesh away."

"Senior sister, I...I'm afraid of the cold..."

"Stop talking nonsense! How much have you drunk... how much more do you owe me?"

Xie Jinzhen couldn't take it anymore. Her senior sister was dressed too revealingly today, her white skin shimmering dazzlingly, and she was already tall... This was too unrestrained! "Sis, I've drunk a whole case. I'm not short of alcohol. My senior brother is short four of yours. Look, he's stealing alcohol again."

Ma Su turned her head and looked at Lao Jia, who was lying on the table, and was furious. "Yeah, that son of a bitch loves to steal wine. I'll keep an eye on him and make sure he takes the fish roe pouch off his plate if he drinks even a sip less."

"Senior Sister is awesome!"

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Xie Jin quickly slipped to the table of the Class of 02, where only Da Chun, Zhang Lu, and Lu Fang Sheng remained.

The three of them were also utterly dejected, clearly having already been whipped by their senior sister, and were staring blankly at their junior brothers.

When Ma Su glanced over, the three of them were so startled that they quickly picked up their wine glasses.

Although Lu Fangsheng is still a newcomer, he will deliver a very vivid performance in the role of the Japanese captain in the future, making him a stable second-tier villain.

He appeared in "The Indelible Number" and "Tribes and Empires: Storm of Prophecy," and he was clearly not a squad leader; he was at least a Japanese soldier who had graduated from the Army University and was at least a major.

Zhang Lu is a specialist in villainous roles. He became famous for his role as Wang Baichuan in "Ode to Joy". He has also acted in "Parents Love" and "Hunter's Guide to Crime", making him a solid second-tier villain.

The two of them sat together, neither of them looking like good people, but I never expected that they would be so thoroughly subdued today.

"Lu Zi, Da Chun, Fang Sheng, what's going on? Why are you all shirtless? Is it that hot? Where are Ya Wen and Luo Jin?"

Lu Fangsheng, with a faint sense of death on his face, said, "Cough cough, Xie Sang, those two girls have gone mad, it's terrifying! They stripped me, Lu Sang, and Chun Sang naked. As for the two 'nails,' they've already taken Quan Sang and gone into hiding."

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"Major Lu, is there something to this involving dogs?"

Allen shook his head with a bitter smile and pointed to the empty table next to him.

Xie Jin and Allen went over and just lifted the curtain.

That's absolutely incredible!

Luo Jin and Zhu Yawen sat under the table, both shirtless and blushing like monkey bottoms, drinking.

Edamame and peanuts were on the ground, and a case of beer was next to them.

The two of them, embracing a large stray yellow dog near the restaurant, poured out their hearts to each other below...

"Are you two crazy? I knew something was off about you two a long time ago. Are you some kind of guerrilla fighter? What's going on?"

"Oh, honey, you're here! Come on, let's go see your big brother, Big Yellow!"