Chinese entertainment for engineering students

"It's been a long time since I went out to play. Are you going to play in the wild on the weekend?" Wang Xu hugged Wang Fei and chatted in his favorite posture.

"Where are you going? Xiangshan?" Wang Fei was lying lazily, her eyes blurred, but her hands were still dishonest.

"You don't have to go to Xiangshan every time. I've almost visited all of them there. Let's go to a wilder place."

"Yesanpo?"

"Good idea, just go there. Pack a tent and camp."

"Should we invite our friends to join us?"

"Call up, there will be more people and it will be lively. Let's get a few more cars and some bread, and let's go together."

"Camp, barbecue, it's romantic just thinking about it." Wang Fei's eyes finally began to sparkle. After all, this girl still loves to play.

After all, Wang Xu couldn't bear to let her stay like this all the time, and his good temper was gone.

The recent long-term work has made Wang Xu a little numb. People are like this. If they stay in the same state for a long time, they will be easily irritable. Wang Xu, a veteran driver, is no exception.

Wang Xu could also see that Wang Fei was actually a little tired of her recently boring life.

Recently, Wang Fei can be said to have completely distanced herself from the entertainment industry in Xiangjiang, but her voice is always present in the entertainment industry in Xiangjiang.

The new single is dominating the charts again. Wang Fei doesn’t feel it anymore, and so does Wang Xu. If Sister Ying hadn’t kept sending newspapers to Wang Xu, Wang Xu wouldn’t have known that Wang Fei was almost a success in Xiangjiang. It’s auspicious.

The single disc of "Dream Man" is just one song, with English and Cantonese versions, plus a humming version of "Heaven's Daughter".

Or there are two versions in English and Mandarin, plus a humming version of "Daughter of the Kingdom of Heaven".

PolyGram is really black and he just won’t put the three versions together.

If you want to buy them all, you have to buy two, and both of them have different posters. Either way, the capitalists are all evil.

Wang Fei's posters were taken by Xiao Quan's studio downstairs, one in black and white and one in color. They were actually designs made for "Dream Man" and "Daughter of Heaven" respectively.

But PolyGram is separated into two records, and we will never give up until we get your money out.

PolyGram doesn't care about chart performance at all. Anyway, as long as Wang Fei's disc comes out now, it will be guaranteed to get four platinum gold medals, more or less, and you will make money no matter which version you buy.

That song "Big Big World" is still on the charts, but a new song is here again. The recent music scene in Hong Kong simply doesn't leave any way for other singers to survive.

The previous company had no background and had to consider this and that. Now PolyGram is in charge of the operation. It doesn't care about the Xiangjiang market at all and sells directly in the country. It's still the same. Unless there is demand in Xiangjiang, it will respond to fans. Ask for a sale.

If you show off your style with enough flair, you can't even call it aloof, it's just pure arrogance.

But fans are really cheap people. The more you keep them in check, the more they will rush to buy them and they won’t be able to drive them away.

PolyGram is really very good at handling Hong Kong fans.

Last month, Xiangjiang Wireless took advantage of Wang Fei's popularity and broadcast "Zhong Wuyan", which had just been completed. Although it did not break the record, it still aroused great interest among Xiangjiang citizens.

With a ratings of 50%, TVB not only stepped on ATV again, but also quickly obtained orders from Southeast Asia.

In view of Wang Fei's popularity in Xiaoli and Bangguo, TV stations in these two countries have also introduced this TV series, which is actually very average.

It was Wang Fei's general comment. She didn't know whether it was true or not, because she is not a TV series lover. She usually watches TV series at home, but she is not so fanatical and does not go crazy after watching them. That kind of person.

As for Wang Xu, he didn't comment because he hadn't watched it yet.

I heard that the Guangdong Provincial Television Station may introduce it, but I just heard that selling broadcast rights for Xiangjiang TV series in mainland China is not worth much at the moment. The financial resources of local stations are far from the standards of later generations of star queens.

After all, the video tape hasn't been released yet, so we have to wait until it has been sold in several major markets before the video tape can be released.

At this time, mainland TV stations will also introduce some Xiangjiang and Wanwan TV series, but most of them are negotiated by local TV stations themselves. Of course, there are also cases where TV stations in small counties will broadcast them directly after bringing in their own video tapes.

The sky is high and the emperor is far away, no one can care about it. There are no programs. In order to sell some advertisements, who cares whether you have copyright or not.

The copyright holders in Xiangjiang usually just turn a blind eye and litigate with the local TV station, which is not worth the loss.

Even if they win, the local court will award tens of thousands of yuan in compensation at most, or even thousands of yuan, because their county or town-level TV station may only make a few thousand yuan in profit from a TV series, and their advertising fees It was ridiculously cheap in the 1990s.

Don't look at Xia Shi's seven o'clock news advertisements. They break records every year and drive in a Santana every day. But that's Xia Shi. Any local station, especially the TV station in the county or town, all yours. The audience may only have a few thousand TV sets. How much can you charge?

But don’t forget that it only has a small audience, but it still needs a TV station. In an era when cable TV was far from popular, local people might be able to receive provincial channels, and then county channels, in addition to CCTV. The government really had to rely on them for some propaganda work.

Audiences in many small places can always watch the very complete Xiangjiang TV series, which is broadcast ten or eight episodes a day, that's how it comes about.

This situation did not gradually converge until the late 1990s, and small county TV stations began to pay attention to copyright.

But no matter what, Wang Fei's image has really come out this time. Compared with singers, film and television stars do have a larger audience and are more popular with the public.

This means that Wang Fei cannot go out in Xiangjiang or even Lingnan.

Although Wang Xu did have the ability to use makeup to change Wang Fei's appearance, firstly he was too tired, and secondly it was too hot, and it was no longer fun to go out to play like that.

It's okay in the imperial capital. After all, things like illegitimate meals and die-hard fans have not yet become popular in the mainland, and people are relatively sensible in chasing stars.

Children in school are also shyer than later generations, and express their feelings less intensely, so Wang Fei can basically go out, as long as she doesn't stay in one place for too long, it won't affect traffic.

From time to time, Wang Xu would ride a big motorcycle and take Wang Fei to restaurants to eat. He would also encounter people asking for autographs, but he really didn't hold her back and refused to let her go.

This is really a blessing, thanks to the fact that mainland China does not yet have that kind of culture. After becoming famous, I was still able to eat in the lobby, that is, for the past two years. Even in the late 1990s, this was definitely not possible.

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(See you tomorrow)

(My recent writing is a bit long-winded and seems watery. I mainly write about my own major. I am particularly afraid of not being rigorous, so I dare not write. As a result, it becomes verbose, and people who are not majored in this field may look confused. .)