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Su Cheng chatted with Yang Chaoye for a long time. In Yang Chaoye's office, he also made a phone call to Brother Wu, instructing him to investigate the situation over there and see if he could find any important evidence.

Brother Wu could even investigate the situation in the United States, so the matter in Dongying was naturally a piece of cake.

Last time, if it hadn't been for the intelligence provided by Brother Wu, Su Cheng might not have been able to take down Namei Entertainment so smoothly!

As for how to deal with the Yamako-gumi, Su Cheng already had a plan.

However, these things would have to wait a few more days to see if Brother Wu could come up with some evidence that interested him.

Let the Yamako-gumi be arrogant for a few more days first.

With Su Cheng's current status as the world's richest man and the core technologies he possessed, dealing with the Yamako-gumi was actually not difficult at all.

Since there was nothing wrong in other places outside of Tokyo for the time being, they would continue to operate normally.

After letting Yang Chaoye arrange the matters at the Dongying branch, Su Cheng left the Su's Group Building.

This time, it also made Su Cheng understand that even with his current status, doing business could not always be smooth sailing.

Dongying.

Su Cheng himself didn't have a high opinion of this country.

This incident made him even more disgusted with Dongying.

If it weren't for the large market in Dongying, he would have no interest in investing in Dongying at all.

Investing in it was only to earn Dongying's money.

Relying on his knowledge of future information, Su Cheng could completely take advantage of Dongying's decade-long bubble economy to make a fortune.

Therefore, even if Su Cheng didn't have a high opinion of Dongying, he would not give up investing in Dongying.

After all, these investments would create hundreds or even thousands of times the profit for him.

In the following days, Su Cheng stayed at home and waited for news.

During this time, Su Cheng also successively listened to the reports from his subordinates.

Such as the investment progress of various enterprises in Haojing.

On the other side of the Pacific, in the United States, Su Cheng also received good news.

"Home Alone", starring Judy Foster, Meg Ryan, and others under Namei Entertainment, successfully earned $186 million at the North American box office in April. In addition, the market outside of North America also earned about the same box office.

In other words, this feature film, which was not very expensive to make, generated a lot of profit.

Because the results were unexpected, "Home Alone" continued to be screened in many countries in May, and it was not taken off the screens because a month had passed.

The film tells the story of an 8-year-old boy, Kevin, who is left at home to celebrate Christmas and engages in a battle of wits and courage with two burglars.

In Su Cheng's original world, this movie was originally released in 1990 and achieved a good result of 285 million US dollars at the North American box office.

Now, "Home Alone" has only earned $186 million at the North American box office, which is too far from the box office results in another world.

But, don't forget, it's 1979 now, 11 years away from 1990.

The current prices are also completely different from those in 1990.

Therefore, the fact that the movie "Home Alone" can achieve such impressive results in this era is enough to show that its results are no worse than the box office in another world.

Last month, Su Cheng actually watched "Home Alone" in a movie theater in Xiangjiang, and he even took Zhong Chuhong to watch it.

In the movie, there were two women who had a close relationship with him, and in the movie theater, Zhong Chuhong next to him was even planning to have a child for him.

Watching this movie in such an atmosphere, Su Cheng always felt a little exciting.

However, the box office of "Home Alone" in Xiangjiang was not good. In the whole month, it was less than 10 million Hong Kong dollars.

Despite this, this is already the best-performing Hollywood movie in the Xiangjiang film market in recent years.

This may also be because the movies in the Hollywood market have not yet conquered the citizens of Xiangjiang.

After all, the citizens of Xiangjiang now prefer to watch movies made by Xiangjiang itself.

The 1970s and 1980s in Xiangjiang were the golden age of the Xiangjiang film industry.

It is normal for everyone to prefer to watch movies with local culture.

Su Cheng also gave Namei Entertainment a lot of movie scripts like "Home Alone", which had low costs and high box office.

In other words, Namei Entertainment will continue to earn Western money for Su Cheng.

In addition to movies, Su Cheng also gave a lot of songs.

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These movies and songs can create more top stars for Namei Entertainment.

Su Cheng has only bought Namei Entertainment for a few months, so he doesn't expect it to have too much success in a short period of time, or to earn Su Cheng much money.

After all, the movie environment in Hollywood is different from that in Xiangjiang.

Many of the movies in Xiangjiang are made quickly. Basically, they will be shot, edited, and released in a very short period of time.

Su Cheng read an article in his previous life that the fastest movie ever made in Xiangjiang, "The Banquet", was even filmed in just four days.

The famous "Young and Dangerous" also only took 7 days to film.

And "Kung Fu Cult Master", also only took 7 days to film.

"All's Well, Ends Well", filmed in 13 days.

"The Mission", filmed in 19 days.

......

There are too many examples like this.

These are enough to show how quickly movies are made in Xiangjiang.

Despite this, Xiangjiang still produced many, many classic movies.

Short filming time does not necessarily mean that all that comes out are bad movies.

Long filming time does not necessarily mean that the box office will be good.

These are not equal.

And the movie shooting techniques in Hollywood are completely different from those in Xiangjiang.

There, there are more big productions, and many movies require special effects, which means that a movie can sometimes take several years from filming to release.

"Home Alone" is just a family comedy, the shooting technique is simple, and the most important thing is that the plot is attractive enough.

Therefore, this movie did not take long from filming to release.

Moreover, because the movie used a lot of newly signed artists, the cost of this movie was very low.

Low cost, high box office, the final result is naturally high profit.

Next, Namei Entertainment will continue to release new movies one after another.

If nothing else happens, Namei Entertainment's financial statements for 1979 will be very good. (End of this chapter)