Rebirth of Xiangjiang - 1978

Since the last time he was delisted, Lin Daoqiu has rarely appeared in public.

Just the day before "The Return of the Great Sage" was released, Lin Daoqiu suddenly held an unprecedented press conference at the Xintiandi Theater.

Because the invitation was sent out a week in advance, not only local reporters in Hong Kong, but also many reporters from all over Asia and even Hollywood came to report on it.

There were as many as 200 reporters and photographers at the scene, which was an unprecedented number.

Before the press conference started, people below were all discussing what Lin Daoqiu was holding this press conference for.

Most reporters are speculating whether Lin Daoqiu plans to reopen New Oriental Film Company.

But if that was just the case, he probably wouldn't have called so many people to the scene. After all, New Oriental Film Company has reopened its operations. To be honest, it's not big news at all.

No one knew what Lin Daoqiu was thinking, and everyone began to prepare for the press conference.

When the time came, Lin Daoqiu took New Oriental's general manager Li Maowen and a foreigner onto the stage from the side.

"Who is that person?"

Most of the reporters at the scene did not recognize the foreigner who was following Lin Daoqiu.

However, the reporter who came from Hollywood to interview him immediately recognized that the man was Richardson, the president of MGM.

When Richardson arrived in Xiangjiang, basically no one except the insiders knew about this matter.

After Richardson's identity was revealed, those who were still speculating whether Lin Daoqiu planned to publicly announce the restart of New Oriental Film Company have now put this idea behind them.

At this time, Lin Daoqiu, who was holding a microphone, looked at the reporters at the scene with a smile, and then he spoke.

"Thank you to all the media friends who are here today. I am Lin Daoqiu. Welcome everyone to attend this press conference hosted by New Oriental."

After a brief applause, Lin Daoqiu continued.

"The reason why I invite everyone here today is because I have something important to announce."

When Lin Daoqiu said this, the reporters on the scene began to hold their breath and concentrate, and stretched their ears, trying to hear clearly every word Lin Daoqiu said next.

"Everyone knows that I am a person who works in films. Over the years, whether in Hong Kong, Asia or the Hollywood film market, I have made some gains."

"I plan to re-integrate all of my film industries and integrate the original New Oriental Film Company, MGM Film Company, New Oriental Studios, Oriental Television, New Oriental Records, and Magic Studios into one company, and the company's

The name is New Oriental Pictures."

Although everyone has long known that Lin Daoqiu has a lot of film-related industries in his hands, when he read out these industries one by one in front of everyone, everyone felt how powerful Lin Daoqiu was.

Film and TV stations plus record labels and film studios, as well as the world-renowned Magic Studios.

A single company would be a prestigious entity, let alone putting them all together, the power would be terrifying.

And what you need to know is that Lin Daoqiu is only twenty-seven years old this year.

For a young man of his age, it would be a great thing if he could control one of these companies.

Just when everyone thought that today's main topic should be Lin Daoqiu's plan to establish New Oriental Pictures, Lin Daoqiu suddenly continued.

"In addition, in the next five years, New Oriental Cinema will expand to major movie markets in Asia. I also hope that New Oriental will become the largest cinema company in Asia in the future."

In the past, films in Hong Kong were sold to film buyers in Hong Kong, or they cooperated with local film companies or theater chains.

Of course, under such circumstances, the profits you can earn are actually not high.

But Lin Daoqiu suddenly announced that he would establish the largest theater chain company in Asia. If he really succeeded, then Lin Daoqiu's influence in the Asian film market would be unmatched by anyone.

The reporters below could no longer hold back. They wanted to quickly enter the question-asking session.

But Lin Daoqiu didn't seem to want to give them this opportunity.

"As one of the highlights of New Oriental Pictures, "1992", which cost up to 250 million US dollars, will be released to everyone next year. Today, please enjoy the trailer we have prepared."

After Lin Daoqiu finished speaking, he walked off the stage with Li Maowen and Richardson.

The reporters who were originally preparing to ask questions now opened their eyes wide and were ready to see what kind of movie "1992", which cost 250 million US dollars to produce, was.

The reason why Lin Daoqiu held the press conference at the Xintiandi Theater today is because the place is large enough and will not be crowded.

Secondly, because he has some movie trailers to show in front of everyone, he specially held this press conference here.

Watching a movie trailer in a theater is completely different from watching it elsewhere.

Moreover, the Xintiandi Theater, which has been renovated and updated with projection equipment, is the best place to screen movies in Hong Kong at this time.

Playing "1992" here can show all the characteristics of this drama one by one.

When the surrounding lights slowly dimmed, the big screen in the theater suddenly lit up.

The first thing that appeared on the screen was the perspective of looking at the earth from the universe. At this time, in the western hemisphere of the earth, a huge cloud group was shrouding it and slowly gathering.

The astronauts on the space station were stunned after seeing this scene.

Because it was so realistic, reporters at the scene thought it was a scene taken by Lin Daoqiu who actually sent people into space.

But this scene was actually filmed at the Magic Studio set in Hong Kong.

Next, the plot of "1992" was briefly shown in the trailer, with high temperatures, tsunamis, heavy rains, typhoons, and a series of natural disasters coming.

What follows is a display of some of the destructive power of nature.

Some of the reporters at the scene had seen many disaster movies before, but they had never seen a movie like "1992" before.

Because these things are as if they were shot on location, and they really can't be more real.

The entire trailer is only three minutes long, but everyone who has watched it feels that this movie is less like a special effects movie and more like a documentary, a real documentary.