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

The camera focused on several singers and songwriters, while the other nominated songs featured lyricists, composers, and singers waving.

Xie Jin is the only one who is both a lyricist and composer and a singer.

Cai Kangyong began to speak at a drawn-out pace, trying to whet the appetites of the nominated contestants.

The hamster whispered to Xie Jin, "Why does he look so strange?"

"Kids should avoid watching this, it might cause styes."

"oh oh"

Cai Kangyong interacted for a long time, but Xie Jin and the other lyricists and composers didn't seem very excited.

"Winner of the Best Original Film Song award at the 40th Golden Horse Film Festival – 'Unfortunately, There Are No Ifs'!"

Jielun hugged Xie Jin and whispered teasingly, "Hey Xie Bao, not bad! You're awesome! You beat 'Public Toilet' to win the award!"

"roll"

Xie Jin's speech on stage was as proper as ever, but it wasn't long before she started to dismiss "Crazy Stone" as a failure!

The second time, the second time "Crazy Stone" appeared!

Many people might not remember Ning Hao if he mentioned it for the first time, but now they definitely remember it well!

The audience laughed. Did someone really use the Golden Horse Awards as a new film launch?

"Feed the dog, let me hug the trophy."

"Yes."

The big hamster studied it for a long time, asking, "Is this gold?"

"Why don't you take a bite and you'll know?"

"Pah! You think I'm stupid? There are cameras here. Go back and bite me then."

..........

  

..........

Next up for Best Original Screenplay are PTU, Infernal Affairs, Men of Justice, Black Dog, and When Men Fall in Love.

Although Xie Jin was also nominated, she unfortunately lost to "Infernal Affairs".

However, this was not entirely unexpected.

Anyone who clashes with "Infernal Affairs" this year will suffer; "Infernal Affairs" is not just a simple movie.

In a sense, it is the culmination of the golden generation of Hong Kong artists' hard work.

However, Xie Jin felt a little regretful.

But good news followed shortly after.

Li Yang, a fellow filmmaker from mainland China, won the Best Adapted Screenplay award for "Blind Shaft," which can be considered a source of pride for mainland filmmakers.

finally!!

The first award related to actors has arrived.

Best New Actor Award.

Each actor can only apply for the Best Newcomer Award once, and must not have any other experience as a lead or supporting actor in a 60-minute commercial feature film before submitting their application.

Fortunately, my senior's film couldn't be shown in theaters back then, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to apply for approval this time...

As Carol Cheng's voice rang out, the nomination list slowly appeared on the screen.

Nominated for Best New Performer at the 40th Golden Horse Awards!

"Baoqiang in *Blind Shaft*! Zheng Zhiyun in *Run, Kid!*! Zhang Jie in *Disappear*! Xie Jin in *When a Man Falls in Love*!"

After Carol Cheng finished reading, Cai Kangyong walked off the stage without looking back.

Holding the microphone up to Baoqiang: "Baoqiang, how does it feel to be at a major city theater for the first time?"

"It's...it's really nice, it's quite pretty."

Here he comes! He's about to start causing trouble!

Wait a minute? Wasn't Cai Kangyong supposed to be making things difficult for Andy Lau?

Is this targeting Baoqiang now?

Cai Kangyong's concern appeared to be gentle.

But his tone and demeanor were uncomfortable, and it always felt like he was trying to distract the unsophisticated Baoqiang.

The goal was to create the impression of a country bumpkin coming to the city and having his eyes opened.

It's exactly the same method he used to demonize mainland guests on variety shows.

Cai Kangyong then asked, "Baoqiang, who do you think deserves the Best Newcomer Award?"

Baoqiang was very reserved. He glanced at Xie Jin and Zheng Zhiyun, then gave a simple and honest smile: "It doesn't matter who takes it, it's fine."

Cai Kangyong frowned slightly; it was clear he didn't like this answer, as it was neither controversial nor interesting.

He turned his head and held the microphone to Xie Jin's mouth.

"Xie Jin, this is your first time here. How do you feel about being a guest here? The local customs and culture are quite different from your hometown, aren't they?"

As soon as the words came out.

Many people present had different expressions.

The people who came from the same place as Xie Jin looked extremely unpleasant.

Most of the artists from Hong Kong were also uncomfortable.

Xie Jin didn't understand why he would make himself feel disgusted for no reason.

Are you out of your mind? I didn't do anything to you, did I?

You should know that this guy is no pushover.

Whether it's within his team or on the show.

The divine being and the quack often appear.

In variety shows, they set traps for various guests, guiding them to complain about how backward the place is.

Whenever he encounters an artist who speaks up for their hometown, he forcibly ignores the topic.

The atmosphere in the hall grew increasingly strange.

Xie Jin took the microphone

"Visiting? Is coming to your own home considered being a guest?"

Cai Kangyong hadn't even had a chance to speak yet.

Simon Yam shouted "Hello!" and clapped his hands.

"Okay!" Andy Lau

Liang Jiahui, Zhen Zidan, Liu Weiqiang, Mai Zhaohui, Lin Xue and others were very excited.

On this issue, mainland artists and Hong Kong artists stand firmly together.

Jay Chou even said into the microphone, "Both sides of the Taiwan Strait are one family, well said!"

Cai Kangyong's face was very ugly, and he could only force a smile. His verbal trap was not being taken, and the other party had even returned the favor directly.

At this time, no one joined Cai Kangyong in his strife, and no one paid attention to his dark and scheming thoughts.

They abruptly changed the subject, deciding to teach the mainland guy a lesson.

"Xie Jin, people say you're more of an idol than a talent, what do you say? Are you confident you can win an award?"

That's a really unpleasant thing to say.

It sounds terrible!

Xie Jin hadn't expected such an oddball, but it made sense. Among the mainland artists who came this time, she was the youngest and had a lot of popularity. Who else would he choose if not her?

You're so ungrateful! I pointed it out to you and you still didn't back down, you just keep coming back to provoke me.

This time, Xie Jin's tone was noticeably harsher, and her words were even more pointed: "Others? Besides seeing you and me, I don't see anyone else. Brother Hua, it's not you, is it?"

Andy Lau spread his hands innocently: "I'm a maternal man, I wouldn't talk about people behind their backs. Just ask your brother Tat."

Simon Yam shrugged: "I teach my children not to talk about others behind their backs."

Jielun is from Tamsui, Taibei. He felt ashamed that his hometown had produced such a ungrateful person. Sitting there, he felt like he had swallowed a fly.

He snatched the microphone, looking indignant, and said, "I'm curious too who said that? Say it to my face!"

Cai Kangyong was extremely embarrassed. This two-faced old man never expected that mainlanders would be so difficult to deal with, and he never expected that Andy Lau, Simon Yam, and Jay Chou would speak up for the mainlanders.

·······

Seeing the awkwardness, Carol Cheng quickly interrupted, "The winner of the Best New Performer award at the 40th Golden Horse Awards is..."

"Wang Baoqiang from 'Blind Shaft'!"

Although Xie Jin was a little disappointed, she still clapped happily, but Zheng Yuling's voice did not stop.

"Xie Jin's 'When a Man Falls in Love'!"

"A double-yolk egg?"

Jelun patted Xie Jin on the shoulder, even more excited than him: "Wow, not bad, an idol type!"

In fact, the Best Newcomer Award was originally a tie this year.

One is Baoqiang, and the other is Zheng Zhiyun from "Run, Kid!".

However, Xie Jin's appearance prevented Zheng Zhiyun from winning the Golden Horse Best New Performer Award.

Baoqiang ran over and excitedly hugged Xie Jin: "Brother, we both won awards!"

Is it okay or not?

"OK! OK! OK!!"

Baoqiang's speech was very simple and down-to-earth, which instead elicited good-natured laughter and encouraging applause from the audience.

Xie Jin's prepared acceptance speech was just a few generic templates, and in the end, it was the third time she promoted Vision Magic's new film "Crazy Stone" for Ning Hao!

········

········

Xie Jin paid little attention for the next twenty minutes, as she and Jie Lun were having a private meeting downstairs.

The reason is simple: apart from Best Actor, "When a Man Loves" received no nominations in the subsequent awards.

Wong Chau-sing won Best Supporting Actor, and Lam Mei-sau won Best Supporting Actress for "The Black Dog Is Coming".

The big hamster was a bit slow on the uptake and didn't understand why the scene had been so tense just now.

Xie Jin explained to her in a low voice, and it took her a while to understand.

Her face flushed red with anger.

"Why are they like this! Dog, don't get so worked up..."

Xie Jin shook her head: "It doesn't matter, they're just rats in the sewers. By the way, where are we going to play after this is over?"

The big hamster got excited again at the idea of ​​going out to play: "To the beach! To set off fireworks!"

"Fireworks, is it alright for Auntie to allow them to pass so late?"

"Yes, she does! She likes fireworks too!"

Jeremy chimed in, "Hey Xie, let's celebrate at my place! I have a private beach, and I even have video games! Come play some!"

Xie Jin slowly turned her head, incredulous.

Private beach?

Jealousy can be twisted, and Xie Jin was driven mad by jealousy... twisted to the point of crawling into darkness...

"You... what do you say you have?"

Jelun covered his chest with his hand: "Private... beach... what are you doing? Are you trying to eat me...?"

"Jay Chou! Did you get your money honestly?!"