My movie scared the global audience to tears

With a zombie theme park in Shimen City and a new theme park in Beijing, Song Qi now has two theme park projects under discussion.

The two projects are very similar. They are both led by the local government. The project negotiated with him involves land grant and loan. The conditions are so generous that it is no different from giving him money for free.

But in Song Qi's view, these are two heavy burdens.

It is true that he can get land from the local government at a low price, or even use a loan from a local bank to build the theme park, without spending any of his own money.

For ordinary enterprises, this is nothing less than pie-in-the-sky good news.

But the loan must be repaid, and the theme park must be responsible for its own profits and losses. If it makes a profit, it's okay, but if it loses, he has nowhere to cry. The risks of the project fall entirely on his head.

But for the local government, this is a sure-profit deal.

Not only can you make a lot of money by selling the land, but you can also create a landmark large-scale project in the local area, create jobs for the local area, contribute tax revenue, and make a lot of profits.

These are the rules for the operation of the country, society and government, and cannot be changed by human beings.

Song Qi knows very well that at his level, it is impossible to avoid the government. Only by finding a path of win-win cooperation and healthy development can we have a future.

But no one likes to be controlled. The feeling of depression and resistance in his heart is because his size has touched the cage of rules set by society and law for capital.

To put it simply, he has become a ZBJ in the eyes of the people and the government.

However, there are good and bad ZBJs. Bad ZBJs will be driven by desire and greed, and only know how to expand.

Such ZBJs often have only one end, and that is to be knocked down by the iron fist of people's justice and devoured.

Therefore, if you want to be a good ZBJ, you need to assume corresponding social responsibilities to benefit society and the people.

However, this will also go against the nature of capital, because the nature of capital is to continuously expand and see profits, but when it takes social responsibility, there is no return at all.

Take the most basic social responsibility-paying taxes. It is something that is difficult for many rich people and ZBJs to accept.

In their view, every penny of their income is hard-earned hard-earned money, but once the taxes are paid, there will not be much left, which is undoubtedly difficult for them to accept.

Therefore, after many ZBJs become rich, they will find ways to avoid taxes and evade social responsibilities.

And in their view, this is a kind of selfishness with peace of mind, because they think they are protecting their own property.

But this is obviously unreasonable. In addition to personal efforts, a big factor in the accumulation of wealth is the dividends brought by policy guidance and social development, and these dividends are the joint efforts of everyone in the society.

the results brought about.

It is undoubtedly the most basic quality for vested interests to return these people's dividends to the people by paying taxes.

Song Qi has been educated in his previous life, so he has a particularly deep understanding of this aspect. Therefore, since he founded Miracle Film and Television, he has asked the company to pay all taxes in full.

The entire capital city is home to the world's best large-scale enterprises. Even among these enterprises, Miracle Films' tax payment is ranked in the middle and upper reaches.

However, as a capital aggregation like an enterprise, it will naturally have conflicts of interest with the people and the government.

The people and the government hope that companies can contribute as much profit as possible back to society and the people, but companies hope to retain profits and continue to develop and operate.

This kind of contradiction exists naturally, and it is also the reason why Song Qi feels depressed and resistant.

After realizing that he was resisting, Song Qi resolutely agreed to Mayor Meng's request.

This was not because he was timid, but because he realized that this was a very delicate decision point.

It is true that he can reject Mayor Meng outright, even if he offends the Beijing government.

His Miracle Film and TV business was earned through his hard work in making movies and selling tickets one by one. No one helped him, he did it all on his own!

Why is it that everyone wants to cut a piece of flesh from him now that he is rich?

With his current strength and size, the worst he can do is move the company to Afei Country, and he will still make money, or even more than at home!

As long as he is willing, he can even live a more comfortable life than the local chief, and he can get everything he wants!

but.

But...is that what he wants?

People's needs are hierarchical. When he has no money to eat, the only thing he wants to do is to have a full meal.

When he had no money, no car, no house, he wanted to make more money, buy a good car, and live in a big house.

But he already has these.

His net worth is already tens of billions, and he has properties all over the world and even an entire island.

He could eat fried noodles in the capital during the day and take a private jet to the Principality of Europa to drink coffee in the afternoon.

At the point where he is now, money is really just a number, nothing more than a few zeros and a few zeros, and what he cares about is no longer money.

If he really goes abroad to avoid taxes, or even immigrate abroad, to escape government and legal supervision in order to make more money, what is the difference between him and the rich people and ZBJs he despised before?

Are you being scolded by someone pointing at your crotch for some money?

Song Qi didn't want to live such a life.

Chinese culture is different from Western culture. Western culture is more influenced by religion, acts based on the concept of good and evil, and pursues going to heaven after death.

Therefore, they don't have much fear of death.

As long as they firmly believe that they are right and that they will go to heaven after death, they will despise death.

But Chinese culture pays more attention to the present and life itself.

As the saying goes, "It is well known to serve the people and to respect ghosts and gods and keep away from them." Since ancient times, Chinese people have acted with a pragmatic attitude.

For the Chinese people, life and death are equally unimportant, because the Chinese people simply do not believe in heaven and hell after death.

But Chinese people attach great importance to posthumous names.

If a person dies for justice, then they will also face death without fear, because they know that they will be praised by future generations.

Correspondingly, the most feared way of death for a Chinese person is not all kinds of torture, but being reviled for thousands of years and being reviled by future generations. This is even more painful than being cut into pieces by a thousand cuts.

That's why Song Qi agreed to Meng Haokun's proposal.

It's just a theme park. It doesn't matter where you build it. It's just a matter of making more money or less.

With his ability, if he wanted to make more money, he would make two more movies to promote it, which would lead to speculation.

But if he chooses to evade responsibility and is kidnapped by capital locks, then he has really deviated from his original intention.

However, he will not really get ripped off by the governments of both sides just to get what he wants. No matter how original he is, he cannot engage in a loss-making business!

You want me to build a theme park?

OK!

Then you have to solve the traffic problem, right?

Does the subway need to be repaired first?

There are helicopters in my theme park. Do we need to set up a no-fly zone?

Why don't we just go to such trouble and just build a small airport? There's also room for my private jet to park.

You can also sell the surrounding land to me and develop it into a residential area. I will help you build a commercial plaza, build a few office buildings, and create a CBD. Then won't a new district be built?

A new urban area with a theme park, convenient transportation, and commercial facilities will attract people, right?

When the time comes, if we move a few high schools and two universities here, won’t housing prices skyrocket?

This matter still needs to be discussed!