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Because Jiang Heng was absent from the mainland premiere of "Under One Person", rumors spread all over the Internet, and there were so many insider posts that they couldn't be deleted.

The best way to calm all this is naturally for Jiang Heng to return to China and appear in public.

Du Huan called, obviously unable to bear it.

Jiang Heng didn't want to cause too much embarrassment during the Chinese New Year, so he immediately said he would return to China the next day and immediately ordered someone to book a flight ticket.

Soon, Jiang Heng, with his team of assistants, drivers, and bodyguards, boarded the flight back home.

At the Capital International Airport, at around three o'clock in the morning, a group of reporters wearing thick down jackets were waiting at the arrival exit of the terminal carrying cameras and cameras.

This group of people stayed up all night to watch. Naturally, they learned Jiang Heng's flight information and wanted to take first-hand photos of Jiang Heng's return to China.

It will definitely be big news if it is sent out first.

"Uh-huh!"

A reporter yawned and looked at the watch on his wrist. It was three fifty.

According to the flight information, Jiang Heng took the direct flight from Air China and arrived at 4:10.

And with Jiang Heng's identity, there is a high probability that he will fly first class and will be out soon.

"Wait a moment to calm down and take more pictures!" the reporter said to the photographer next to him.

"Don't worry, I'm a professional! Hey, do you think Director Jiang will really go to Hollywood?"

"It's hard to say. It's a sin to be too powerful! It's settled this time. If someone jumps out again after a while and says that Director Jiang is monopolizing and making it impossible for them to survive, it will be hard to say then!"

"No way. If Director Jiang leaves, the market will not collapse. What can the theater chain do?"

"Absolutely not? Theaters are counting on director Jiang's films to make a profit!"

"If you ask me, those guys are so shameless. They can't make money by making bad movies, so they are jealous of those who make good movies!"

"Who says it's not the case, but Director Jiang does make too much money. One movie costs three billion U.S. dollars, which is almost 20 billion U.S. dollars when converted into RMB, right?"

"Almost, it's too fierce!"

"Awesome!"

"Anyway, in the entertainment industry, I only obey Director Jiang!"

…

The reporters were extremely bored and chatted together.

Suddenly I heard a voice prompt announcing that the Air China flight from Los Angeles to Beijing had landed.

Reporters and photographers hurriedly picked up their equipment and stared at the exit with their eyes wide open.

"Coming!"

Someone in the crowd said something, and the reporters who were still calm seemed to panic for a moment and subconsciously ran forward.

But the airport also understood the situation, and the security guards arranged in advance had stopped them.

"Director Jiang, Director Jiang, I am a reporter from Xinlang Entertainment. I would like to ask you whether your next film will be co-produced with Hollywood? Will it be shot in the mainland or in Hollywood?"

"Director Jiang, I am a reporter from China Film Report. Do you have any plans to develop in Hollywood?"

"Director Jiang, what do you think of the "monopoly" rumors that have been circulating before?"

…

The reporters asked questions frantically, all hoping that their questions would be answered by Jiang Heng.

"Well, first of all, thank you very much to all my friends from the media for staying up so late and coming here to pick me up. As for the questions, I won't answer them one by one. I will just say a few words.

In fact, taking Chinese-language films overseas and expanding the influence of Chinese culture is something I have always wanted to do and am currently doing.

Because the art form of film is really influential.

Just like many people yearn for the United States and think it is a "lighthouse". Why?

Where does this impression come from? It largely stems from Hollywood movies.

Just like the films of Li Xiaocheng and Cheng Long, the first impression foreigners have of China is Kung Fu. This is its positive side.

Therefore, my ideal and goal have always been to photograph the good side of China for people around the world to see and let them feel the greatness of Chinese culture. Feel the development and changes in China. In this process, where the film is shot is actually not the most important thing...! "

Jiang Heng didn't seem to feel the fatigue of taking an international flight. He talked energetically for more than 20 minutes and kept a bunch of reporters energetic.

Some of them felt lucky, "Good guy, I didn't expect Director Jiang to be so able to say it. Wouldn't it be useless if I didn't bring a voice recorder?"

After the interview, some reporters actually broke down and screamed.

Jiang Heng was escorted by the team and went to a five-star hotel to rest.

It was already two o'clock in the afternoon when he woke up. Jiang Heng turned on his mobile phone and found a lot of text messages and QQ messages.

Jing Tan asked him if he was awake and if he wanted to have dinner together.

Because Liu Yifei and the crew were on a roadshow promotion out of town, it was impossible to have dinner together. She just asked Jiang Hengxing if he was awake and asked him to have a good rest for a few days.

The rest were posted by Du Huan, Yu Dong, Li Xiaoping, Han Sanping and others. Du Huan said that Jiang Heng's speech at the airport this morning had been reported, and the public opinion feedback was relatively positive.

Then he asked Jiang Heng to wake up and reply, and he would bring someone to pick him up.

Jiang Heng naturally wanted to return to his loyal Aiyouteng Pictures as soon as possible. After making a phone call to Du Huan, he went downstairs at the agreed time, only to see Du Huan bringing a fleet of luxury cars.

"What a grand display you created!"

Du Huan chuckled and opened the door of the Rolls-Royce Phantom for Jiang Heng himself, "Your status at the moment is worthy of this!"

Jiang Heng didn't show any pretense and got into the car immediately. Du Huan and Cui Zhenzhen followed him, and the latter even poured wine for the two of them.

"How is the company lately?"

"Great, great! Those guys can't compete at the box office, so they resort to crooked means. But the audiences are very discerning, and they all clamor to support us. Lost in Thailand was about to be taken off the screen, but the box office has increased again. Look at this momentum, it will almost reach 1.5 billion."

Jiang Heng said, "That's a lot!"

"Yes, 1.5 billion, I can't believe that a low-cost comedy can have such a high box office!"

Jiang Heng laughed, thinking that there will be more comedies with higher box office in the future!

"What about "Under One Person"?"

"The premiere was very successful. More than a hundred guests came that day. The media also gave a high evaluation of the film. The official Weibo of the film was full of messages wanting to watch it. The news from the roadshow team was that the fans were very enthusiastic wherever they went. Judging from this, the box office will not be bad!"

Jiang Heng nodded slightly, "That's good. What do the public think of Feng Baobao in the film?"

Du Huan said excitedly: "Don't mention how much I like it. Many media said that the role of Feng Baobao is unique in the history of Chinese-language films. They highly recognize Miss Liu Yifei's performance. It is said that at the roadshow, fans no longer call her Fairy Sister, but Feng Baobao instead!"

"Oh, that's great!"

Jiang Heng said this sincerely. He was really happy for Liu Yifei.

After all, Jing Tian already has several popular roles. Since Liu Yifei worked with him, she has not had any impressive performances for the audience. Jiang Heng felt a little guilty.