1991 Starting from the core

"Brothers are a bit powerful."

Da Ma Jin Dao sat on the sofa, Su Yuanshan glanced sideways at Liu Xiang, and then glanced at Wan Yongliang and Zhang Jianjun, half-smiling but not smiling.

Of course the crew has left.

Although ten thousand grass-mud horses are running through my heart, I can't do it.

"Ahem... no way." Wan Yongliang has been dealing with Su Yuanshan for the longest time and is also an old man from Yuanxin. Seeing Su Yuanshan's attitude, he knew that Su Yuanshan was not really angry. He said cheerfully: "I just saw you always looking at other girls, and We had a great time chatting, so let’s just chat some more.”

Su Yuanshan was immediately angry: "This girl is pretty, what's the problem if I look at her too many times? We have a great time chatting... Who among you sees me showing off when chatting with others?"

A few people started to fight together and even said such flattering things as Mr. Shan was approachable and approachable.

However, after a pot of tea, Su Yuanshan also realized that this group of people probably did this kind of thing smoothly, and then they made such an arrangement for themselves. It was not that they really wanted to do something.

"That actress just now... let's put it this way, even if there are 1.3 billion people, you can't pick out a few who are both good at acting and good-looking. If you meet them, train them." Su Yuanshan stared at Zhang Jianjun and Wan Yongliang: " Yuanxin entered the media and film and television circles, but never expected to make much money from this industry, nor did he plan to imitate the financier behavior of the people in the HK entertainment industry."

After a pause, Su Yuanshan continued: "Okay, let's turn this around and get down to business - you should all know that the higher-ups have plans to build a Confucius Institute to promote Chinese characters and culture at the same time. This can also be regarded as letting the world know us and let the world know about us. We are better integrated as part of globalization.”

"Frankly speaking, I am not optimistic about this. Instead of spending money to build a Confucius Institute, it is better to increase the output of effective content in games, film and television, and the Internet, while leveraging the content market with a population of 1.3 billion. Attracting foreign content providers - you should have seen that ivideo has only been online for less than half a year, and it has grown rapidly with the popularity of basic networks. At the same time, it has also opened the curtain of the video industry. The traffic brought by these videos , all of which can be cashed out.”

"Either let people accept our interesting content, or let people feel that they can make money by understanding our culture and learning our words. This is the long-term and perseverance..."

After some complaints, Su Yuanshan continued: "Okay, although it is not optimistic, it is still feasible to take a ride. Lao Liu, the domestic game industry has begun to take shape now, and it is no longer just relying on development zones and going overseas. The name can be protected..."

"Don't think that you can easily handle the procedures now with your strength and connections... You know, the more bosses you have, the more trouble you have."

Su Yuanshan looked at Liu Xiang, then glanced at Zhang and Wan: "Everyone knows what year it is this year and next. It is time to give proposals and find connections. The sooner the responsible unit is determined, the more appropriate it will be." The standardization and development of the industry will be beneficial in the future.”

"Ahem... Brother Zhu seems to be able to serve as a provincial representative." Liu Xiang coughed lightly: "Mr. Shan, I am a commoner."

"Don't you know how to find connections?" Su Yuanshan glanced at Liu Xiang and snorted softly: "You can handle matters in your industry yourself."

"..."

Seeing Liu Xiang's deflated look, Wan Yongliang smiled slightly. He is a member of the executive board of directors of Yuanxin, so he naturally knows what proposals Yuanxin is promoting - which are related to the general direction and strategy of the multi-trillion market and even energy development in the future. It is not just a trivial matter such as the classification system for games, film and television works and the determination of competent authorities.

Based on the feedback, the higher-ups are still willing to believe in Yuanxin - after all, everyone has witnessed Yuanxin's miraculous rise without making any mistakes. The above can suspect that Yuanxin has the "selfishness" of trying to monopolize the industry, but it will never doubt Yuanxin's vision.

But monopoly happens to be the easiest to govern, especially domestically.

Therefore, after Yuanxin had close contact with several car companies as required, the rumors above also spread to the ears of several major car companies, so that Wang Chuanfu, who was "not very popular" from the beginning, suddenly changed. Gotta get hot.

Car companies are all state-owned enterprises, and they know very well how much energy a company like Yuanxin can unleash once it receives support from above.

"But you have to grasp both hands. If the domestic policy promotion is too slow, don't hang yourself from a tree. Put the distribution here in Hong Kong, and you can even cry with the province..."

Su Yuanshan knew that the current person in charge of the domestic game industry association was actually Liu Xiang, so he made his points very carefully.

Although he knew that it would be unrealistic to grade the game alone, Su Yuanshan still hoped that domestic game developers would give it a try. Because the most important purpose is to determine the competent authority of the game industry as soon as possible.

Of course, if domestic efforts fail, then when trouble comes, Cyberport will be a safe haven for domestic game companies - there is no doubt that Hong Kong is making great strides towards transforming into a "technology port" and starting to rely on the Internet and IT Nowadays, the industry is exerting a siphon effect on the Southeast Asian region. As long as Hong Kong Can does not engage in nonsense, its status and influence will only become higher and higher, and then it will play a more positive driving role in the country.

——HK has always had a grading system.

//Sigh, Mr. Shan still has a strategic vision.

…

The four of them chatted until it was almost twelve o'clock at night. It wasn't until Su Yuanshan yawned and then raised his hand to look at his watch that the three of them stood up and left.

However, less than five minutes after he closed the door, there was another knock on the door, and at the same time, his cell phone rang.

"Damn it, Mr. Liu, you don't want to sleep?" Su Yuanshan looked at Liu Xiang with a mean smile on his face, dumbfounded. Finally, he stretched out his head and took a look: "You don't have a woman or anything with you, right?"

"How about I call the actress over?"

"Go away - I'll give you ten minutes, what do you want?"

"No, Mr. Shan, when you asked me to support silicon chip graphics cards, I didn't even frown - Nvidia's Mr. Huang has been looking for me for a long time and I haven't seen him yet."

"Mr. Huang?"

"Well, he's the one who likes to wear leather jackets. You should know him."

"..." Su Yuanshan was speechless for a while and let Liu Xiang into the room.

Indeed, although this guy may seem a bit out of tune sometimes, he is truly righteous - otherwise Shi Dazhu and Qiu Bojun would not let him take charge.

"I really need to take a rest. I have to go to the Hong Kong government tomorrow to talk about content that will be blocked after writing 4,000 words..."

"...Then I'll say it quickly." Liu Xiang picked up the tea cup he had just taken, took a sip and wiped his mouth with a firm tone.

"I want to buy Blizzard!"

"?"

"Are you drunk? Do you know that Blizzard's major shareholders are Xinghai Fund and Custom? Which one of us do you think is willing to sell?"

"you."

Su Yuanshan was startled again.

"What did you buy?"

"Me." The CEO of Midstream International pointed to his nose.

(I’ll make up for it at night)