From collapsed house idol to entertainment superstar

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It is a very common storytelling technique.

I have to say that this gameplay really shocked many viewers present.

Ding Zhi is naturally the undoubted protagonist, so how come he was killed in less than ten minutes in the opening scene?

When the traditional Chinese character "无双" appeared along with the broken tiles and ruins, it gradually faded away.

The suppressed angry voice of the policewoman slowly came from the ruined police station office.

"Are you scaring me now?"

As the sound rang out, the ruins that had been turned into ruins slowly rose and recovered as if going back in time. However, the positions and movements of the police officers did not change at all. Only the female police officer pressed closer.

From a distance, he was frowning and staring at Ding Zhi, who was about to cry.

"Believe me... How about you send me back... to jail? I want to go back to jail! I don't want to die!"

Ding Zhi stood up tremblingly, as if asking for help, and looked at the other members of the special team surrounding him, his eyes even filled with tears due to extreme fear.

"Believe me! Many people will die!"

When the people nearby saw him making a move, they immediately came closer and directly suppressed the agitated Ding Zhi.

"Take Mr. Li out to have a rest."

The policewoman waved her hand.

"Tsk."

In the audience, Lao Goose unconsciously fell into the same feeling as when "tasting materials".

Such Ding Zhi is indeed rare. To be precise, this "Li Wen" is probably the most cowardly one among the many characters played by Ding Zhi.

Of course, the old goose in the audience will not be "deceived" so easily.

Because whether it is the C position of the poster, the title of the film "Wushuang", or the information shown by the film crew in the trailer, there is no doubt that this is a "two heroes" drama.

Therefore, no matter how "bearish" Ding Zhi is as "Li Wen" at this time, whether there is a growth line or forbearance and revenge, it should be the right thing to do.

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The policewoman was also a ruthless character. Since normal methods could not get anything useful out of Li Wen's mouth, she framed him and extracted hair, saliva, etc. from the room where he was detained.

Objects such as urine that contain DNA information.

The test results were then placed directly among the key evidence in the hotel's murder eucalyptus.

To put it bluntly, this practice has a term unique to the Hong Kong police community, called "raw pork".

The purpose of the police is very simple, that is, Li Wen must either reveal the whereabouts of the painter, or directly take the blame for the painter.

This method is not very glorious, but it is really effective. After all, how many of the criminals are really loyal?

However, it seems that the police underestimated the extent of Li Wen's fear of the "painter". He had the look of a bachelor who said, "I will die if I speak out, and I will die if I don't speak out."

However, just when Li Wen was unable to get in, and the police were helpless, another news came.

The internationally renowned painter Ruan Wen brought a large document and the bosses of several multinational companies to vouch for Li Wen's personnel, and even the justice of the peace was dispatched.

Perhaps it is a matter left over from history, but at least the so-called Justices of the Peace are relatively well-known on Hong Kong Island.

It was already a very generous move to dispatch the justice of the peace to vouch for Li Wen.

However, the fact that the other party was so solemn about the incident made the police even more certain that Li Wen must be the most critical person in finding this "painter" who was full of crimes.

However, what puzzles the police even more is that the husband of the internationally renowned painter Nguyen Van died at the hands of the international counterfeiting syndicate.

But now this great painter has used almost all his connections just to get Li Wen out.

This made them wonder if there was something ulterior.

One party had strong connections and wanted to lure someone away, while the police had no reason to refuse guarantee because Li Wen was a witness to several major murders.

Finally, both parties took a step back, and Ruan Wen was responsible for letting Li Wen speak and tell everything he knew about the painter.

The police promised that as long as Li Wen gave a clear explanation, he could leave.

Obviously, in the eyes of the police, Li, played by Ding Zhi, is a small-time gangster at best.

The only function is to find out the real mastermind behind the counterfeit banknote group, which is the painter.

As expected by the police, when Li Wenyi met Ruan Wen, he acted like he had something to hide.

To be precise, any discerning person in the police station could tell that the two people were having an affair.

Of course, the police did not pay attention to these unnecessary gossips.

What they need is Li Wen's explanation and whether they can pry all the information about the "painter" out of his mouth as quickly as possible.

The effect of Ruan Wen's appearance is indeed good. During the police interrogation, Li Wen, who was as tough as a dead duck and refused to speak, was able to pry open his guard with a few words written lightly in the soft article.

"They said that as long as you tell me everything they know about the painter, they will let me go."

"You know if I tell you, both of us will be in danger."

"The man I loved most died at the hands of a painter. I think I have the right to know."

"good."

With just a few words, Li Wen was easily put off and he sat down to put away the goods.

Speaking of which, this movie can be called a star-studded movie to a certain extent.

In addition to the two old and new movie stars, Ding Zhi and Fa Ge, who serve as double insurance, Zhang Jing is actually the one who plays the leading role in the movie. Her appearance has really firmly tied the audience's attention.

But there are also many viewers as sensitive as Lao Goose who do still remember one thing - where were the "painters" who used to wear police uniforms?

In the first ten minutes, the "painter" was made so mysterious and terrifying that Zhou Runfa must have something to do with him.

Otherwise, look at the cast list on the poster outside the screening room. Who else can stand up to this role?

This is probably a great foreshadowing.

But the director seemed to have completely forgotten about that incident.

Li Wen started talking as he recalled his memories.

"That was in 1985..."

Li Wen began to talk to the police station about the difficult years he and Ruan Wen had when they debuted in Vancouver.

The couple was full of longing for the future, hoping that someone would buy their paintings, but after ten years, none of them had been sold, and they were so embarrassed that they couldn't even pay the gas and electricity bills.

As a last resort, Li Wen began to forge fake paintings to make a living.

The sky is the limit. When the two were extremely poor, an art dealer accidentally discovered them. He was full of praise for Ruan Wen's paintings and even thought that she was a hidden gem in the ocean.

But Li Wen, who was with her, was demoted to be worthless by the art dealer Luo Wen.

Those lifelike imitations, those skillful techniques that Li Wen is proud of, in the eyes of art dealers, are naked "copying and pasting", or even plagiarism.

In other words, he just wanted to buy Ruan Wen's paintings.

But Ruan Wen refused, claiming that if he wanted to buy her paintings, he must also buy Li Wen's paintings.

Even though the offer offered by the art dealer was extremely generous, Cheng Luo even organized an art exhibition for her and brought her works to the world.

But all this was overheard by Li Wen, who had just made a fortune for forging a fake painting.

In order not to delay his girlfriend's future, Li Wen lied and claimed that all his paintings had been bought, so that she could concentrate on her bright and grand future.

But this lie was easily exposed soon after.

Ruan Wen discovered that Li Wen's so-called "sold out paintings" were actually counterfeit paintings by fake painting dealers.

The two had a big fight.

It's a very cliched pair of crazy men and women, poverty, strong women and weak men, self-esteem, extraordinary talents in counterfeiting, and their future that is visible to the naked eye of the audience.

It's very logical and very story-telling.

However, as soon as Li Wen started talking about his love history with Miss Ruan Wen, the policewoman became impatient and began to urge him to talk about the main topic, which was "the painter".

At this time, Li Wen's "painter" began to truly show his true face.

It was at Nguyen Van's first art exhibition. The painter played by Chow Yun-fat finally made his official appearance after the movie screened for more than 20 minutes.

The Fa Ge who was wearing police uniform was indeed the "painter".

At Ruan Wen's painting exhibition, the "painter" criticized and criticized Li Wen's most popular work "Four Seasons" that she insisted on displaying, and tried his best to humiliate him. Ruan Wen threw a glass of wine at the end.

When Li Wen caught up to apologize, he was told that this elegant middle-aged man with a dignified appearance was actually here specifically for Li Wen.

What he was interested in was Li Wen's ability to forge.

Because he is actually "travelling" with Li Wen.

The business that "painters" do is the most popular "real paintings" in the world, which are counterfeit banknotes.

This time Li Wen was frightened.

Counterfeiting fake paintings and counterfeiting banknotes are two completely different serious matters.

However, this "painter" is a being who is as good at confusing people as a devil. In a few words, he has already made the desperate Li Wen "bewitched".

The final result is obvious.

In order to fulfill Ruan Wen and allow her to go to the United States to develop her real career, and to be captivated by the great career mentioned by the "painter", Li Wen followed the painter back to Hong Kong Island.

At this time, the Hong Kong police learned that the painter's real name was Wu Fusheng, and that three generations of his family had been counterfeiting banknotes. No one in the three generations had been caught. In addition to the protective umbrella of many entangled interests protecting their family, It's also because they abide by the "business rules" and only wholesale, not retail, and they will never use their own counterfeit banknotes.

The reason why the painter found Li Wen, who has a special talent for counterfeiting, is because in March this year, the US government launched a new version of US dollar bills.

The size of the portrait, the lines and even the details have increased unprecedentedly. Even when printed with the highest resolution printer, there are obvious moiré patterns.

The so-called moiré pattern is a high-frequency interference stripe that appears on the photosensitive element of a digital camera or scanner. It is a high-frequency irregular stripe that causes the image to appear colored.

Once the counterfeit banknotes have this kind of moiré pattern, it's over. It doesn't even require an expert. Anyone with a little more careful observation can tell that it's a counterfeit banknote.

What's even more terrible is that on Franklin's collar, microprinting technology was used to commercialize the phrase "The Us Of America".

That’s why the talent Li Wen is needed.

Since it can't be printed, it can be "painted".

In addition to the moiré pattern, the counterfeit banknote team that Li Wen joined has more than one thing to solve.

The first is the issue of watermarks.

Watermarks are usually made by pressing the avant-garde on the paper during papermaking, when the pulp has not yet solidified.

However, it is impossible for the counterfeit banknote collective to make paper because of this, otherwise the cost would be too high.

Secondly, there is the problem of color-changing ink and acid-free paper.

These two are one of the most critical anti-counterfeiting methods. They are strictly controlled by relevant agencies in the United States and cannot be sold to the outside world at all.

As for the problem of acid-free paper, the "painter" can handle it himself, but the newly joined "master" Li Wen needs to solve the problem of acid-free paper, floating watermarks and color-changing ink.

The plot of the next movie obviously entered a relatively fast-paced "omission" mode.

Several people, especially electrotype masters Wu Xin and Li Wen, began a long and difficult road to reproduction.

Starting from every smallest line, slowly draw all the lines and images of the US dollar bill.

I have to say that Zhang Wenqiang really knows his way.

When preparing for this drama, in order to shoot this scene, I studied the previous episodes of making counterfeit banknotes for several months. I even really drew the scene for the scene of making counterfeit banknotes.

A series of production tools from electrotype to printing are restored one to one.

Of course, this "method" is an "old technology" from a millennium ago. In reality, US dollar bills have already had several versions, and there is not much possibility of imitation.

On the contrary, a certain Brother Zhi, who did not want to be named, felt a vague sense of strange regret.

But even so, this kind of "deep inside knowledge of a certain industry" professionalism gave all the viewers in the screening room a sense of incomprehension.

If you can't make paper, then use three pieces of paper to press it into the thickness of one piece of paper, and just put the "watermark" on it.

To suppress watermarks, you need to use a gravure printing machine, which is a product of strict national control.

So the painter took Li Wen to Poland, which had nothing to sell due to the "dramatic changes", and got a gravure printing machine.

I wanted to use acid-free paper, so I searched for all types of paper, and finally discovered one thing, that is, the raw materials that could not be used up for printing money were actually used by the Communications Bureau to print address books. This was a breakthrough.

Kouzi.

In this kind of "creating something from scratch", every detail, requirement, and every difficulty is explained in detail. Then the protagonist Li Wen, the "painter" and others find various ways to conquer and crack the problem.

The process gave many viewers the vague illusion that they were watching an "entrepreneurial film".

There is also a strange feeling of warmth.

However, how could the counterfeit banknote criminal group really fall into this strange "entrepreneurial" atmosphere?

So what the police officer said at the beginning of the film is that all seven guards of the Central Bank were killed on the Canadian highway.

The purpose is to snatch the color-changing ink.

Here, for the first time, the film shows the true and ferocious appearance of a criminal group.