Hong Kong Entertainment’s Life Simulator

Yangcheng.

Zhao Donghuai was in a large private room of a hotel. He stood up and glanced at the dozen young men and women in the private room. He raised his glass and said with a smile, "Everyone, how is the quality of my car windshield? Everyone has verified it."

"To make a long story short, I don't care how you sell it. Anyway, I ship the goods for 1,500 yuan a piece, and you sell them for 2,000 or 2,100, so that we can quickly and efficiently seize the market from the island country's glass."

"If you sell 20 pieces of windshields, it will be a profit of 10,000 yuan for a household!"

"I don't accept credit. One hand has money and one hand goods. How much you can make from this business depends on everyone's magical power!"

This room was brought in by powerful people who had connections with Vice Factory Li of the East Guangdong Paper Mill or Huayuan Group.

If you are not a powerful person in society, it is impossible for you to do big business in this era.

A piece of glass worth more than 2,000 yuan is in short supply, and the market is open all over China. If you sell it to a car repair shop for 2,000 yuan a piece, or to an auto parts factory for 20 yuan, you will make a profit of 10,000 yuan.

Of course, if you want to make more money, you can sell it for 2,500 yuan a piece. After all, Japanese products cost 3,000 to 4,000 yuan a piece.

Buying a car in this day and age is much more expensive than buying a house! In ten or eight years, there will be many young people who have saved enough money and will be debating whether to buy a car or a house first. Those who buy a house will laugh from ear to ear in the future, while those who buy a car may cry.

It's another thing if you can easily buy them together.

Facing the market in Yangcheng and even the entire eastern Guangdong market, he didn't talk so much. He just displayed the above-board, legal and reasonable business at a low price, allowing everyone to compete with each other.

As for being tricked and hacked in the business world, Zhao Donghuai was developing in Hong Kong Island. He went to Wanwan and Amei's house in the simulator, and was tricked and hacked almost every time.

But coming to the mainland is different!

In this era, the Mainland still faces Hong Kong businessmen as the big boss, and now he is in charge of a Hong Kong businessman that sells 50,000 newspapers a day? I am still in the entertainment industry and have good relationships with many celebrities.

He felt like he was stacking buffs!

The convenience in the mainland is really great.

When Director Zhao finished speaking, a group of people stood up with smiles and raised their glasses. Then the fiery emotions in the eyes of many of them were so intense that they almost overflowed.

It is so easy to get thousands of households and tens of thousands of businesses, everything is reasonable and legal. The problem is how to get the funds to purchase goods, but this is not too difficult for powerful people.

Among the men and women at this table, there was one who was a big stone when a real estate tycoon in later generations was looking for a wife. In 1983, he earned 3 million yuan by selling corn and transporting it from the northeast to Pengcheng in eight months. In 1985, he sold foreign exchange again. Made millions.

In this great era, there is no shortage of trend-setters.

Zhao Donghuai clinked two more glasses with everyone before sitting down to eat, and then it was time to go to Shanghai.

He is only responsible for transporting the glass, and then paying for it and delivering it on the freighter. He has done business with the largest shipping group in the mainland several times. When picking up goods on Hong Kong Island, he still uses the other party's ship, so he is familiar with it.

Everything is aboveboard and tax-legal.

…………

Go to Shanghai.

the capital.

Zhao Donghuai's road to selling glass started quite smoothly. After discussing with a group of powerful people in Beijing how to make money and sell goods, he took a detour and went to a TV station.

In a certain simulation, he appeared at A Mei's house to make a fortune, and then tried to write a "Jurassic Park" novel. He spent his own money to publish it, but his writing was so bad that he became unknown.

Zhao Donghuai felt that this was quite ridiculous.

After simulating so many times, he did not receive any writing reward. It was not that it had never appeared before, but compared with other rewards, there was no need to receive writing rewards.

Isn’t it delicious to stack one centimeter at a time?

Are you here, stop by Yangma to advertise, recruit a group of writing experts, and work together to write a version of his "propositional novel"?

Director Zhao provided creative ideas, listed requirements, and found talented people to co-write Jurassic Park ideas and jointly write the book?

There are so many talented people in China that he can't get them if he doesn't believe it.

Zhao Donghuai thought about finding some famous science fiction figure such as Da Liu, but where was he? It was only 1983, and I didn’t even know if those people had entered the industry.

Let’s advertise for recruitment first.

Don’t be frightened by the tens of millions of starting advertising fees for Yangma’s Biaowang ads later. That was Biaowang...it was only in 1994 that the auction started, and the reputation of Biaowang was created. It’s only the winter of 1983.

You are not broadcasting advertisements during important periods, and the advertising fees are not that exaggerated.

In 2020, if you go to Yangma to advertise, non-core channels are not prime time. The advertising fee is tens of thousands of dollars and you can get five or ten seconds. After all, Yangma has many channels.

In the 2020s, advertisements worth tens of thousands of dollars for a few seconds were insignificant to Zhao Donghuai in 1983, and the duration was not only a few seconds.

Of course, he couldn't directly say that he was advertising in Yangma to recruit gunmen. It would be a bit disrespectful for him to propose a novel and ask people to help him create it.

Zhao Donghuai's "purpose" is that his Kowloon Daily is on sale on Hong Kong Island, and he hopes to recruit some writers to contribute, preferably science fiction first and martial arts second.

At this stage, the manuscript fees for mainland writers in the 1980s are, in major newspapers and periodicals, only ten yuan, twenty or thirty yuan per thousand words, etc. They are very popular and can be regarded as a golden age.

But Director Zhao, or President Zhao, doesn’t mind stating clearly in the advertisement that science fiction writers who meet the standard can be given a royalties of fifty, one hundred, or even two or three hundred Hong Kong dollars per thousand words, as long as you meet the standard!

Recruiting contributor writers for newspapers means you are on the top of your game, and the money you earn can be exchanged for dollars at any time!

After advertising, he doesn’t believe that there are no big names or future big names to do things. As long as your article is good enough, it will be a win-win situation if it is published in the Kowloon Daily.

With fame and fortune, Yang Ma advertises.

This shouldn't be difficult.

As for submitting manuscripts, you can write and mail them to Pengcheng. He has set up a simple office in Pengcheng and arranges for several editors of the Kowloon Daily to review the manuscripts. The editors will first screen and select the final ones with good writing style and suitable for Zhao Donghuai. required.

First, publish it in a daily newspaper to increase sales. Once you get familiar with it, I will contact someone to write a Jurassic Park novel.

Of course, if an ordinary writer publishes an ordinary science fiction novel, he will follow the normal procedures according to the rules. In the future, the Jurassic series will definitely have full copyright.

We can't afford to film Jurassic Park in this era, and the special effects haven't evolved that far yet, but to make a novel, as long as the writing is exciting enough.

It doesn't matter if you spend money to publish for free or give away books for free, as long as the copyright is seized.

Anyway, save it in your hands first.

What will Hollywood do when faced with this situation in the future? To hell with them.

Director Zhao’s CCTV trip? He was a Hong Kong trader at the end of December 1983, carrying goods worth tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars for business. He was a successful director and newspaper owner who sold films in Southeast Asia, island countries, South Korea and other places.

Stacking BUFF is much better than when Li Hanxiang and Liang Jiahui came to film the burning of the Old Summer Palace.

What treatment did Director Li and others receive at the beginning? Creating a fake Old Summer Palace and setting it on fire has received strong support from all kinds of people.

After Zhao Donghuai finished talking about things and was enthusiastically sent out by several leaders, he was just about to wave goodbye when he saw a figure running out of the building and said hurriedly, "Mr. Zhao, stay."

Director Zhao was stunned and didn't recognize him.

The group of leaders who were seeing him off all frowned, and some scolded them. The visitor came forward with a smile, and after apologizing in various ways, he explained his purpose, "Mr. Zhao, I have the pleasure of detaining you for a few minutes. I just want to ask a few questions. It has nothing to do with you, it has to do with a Hong Kong Shaw Brothers star."

Zhao Donghuai nodded, "Ask."

The visitor continued to smile apologetically, "I want to ask if you know a big star and director named Luo Lie? He is also from Hong Kong Island and is very famous in Shaw Brothers movies."

Zhao Donghuai said in astonishment, "Luo Lie? I've never heard of it."