Chapter 69

Not signing Best Actor Liang, but signing Liang Xiaolong, could be considered an unexpected joy.

It could only be said that the timing was very good; he was intending to create a series of Republic of China Strange Hero novels and films.

Liang Xiaolong had martial arts, and his Chen Zhen was also deeply rooted in people's hearts; he was the best candidate for the lead.

Previously, it was still through Yindu Institution that Wu Feng sent a new novel invitation to Mainland authors again.

This time, it was mainly about Republic of China Strange Heroes, such as Swallow Li San, Killer King Wang Yaqiao, etc., and he invited a large number of manuscripts as a novel type.

Hearing about this again triggered a great response in the Mainland Federation of Literary and Art Circles.

Don't worry about scarcity, but worry about inequality; it's the same everywhere!

Why can some writers earn Hong Kong dollars by writing folk fantasy novels, soft science fiction novels, and ancient ranger novels, and use this to get rich, while other writers can only bitterly earn wages to live?

Now it's good; the patriotic businessmen in Hong Kong need new types of novels.

Republic of China Strange Heroes, no matter which province or place, similar existences appeared during the Republic of China and the Anti-Japanese War. As long as their information is collected completely and then perfected in the way of writing novels, it is a high-quality Republic of China Strange Hero novel.

Wu Feng was also helpless; as the Mainland writer group sent more and more high-quality novels, he was worried about how to arrange serialization and distribution in the newspapers.

It's not that he doesn't want to learn from a certain Hong Kong entertainment novel, buying a dozen newspapers in one breath, attracting readers by quoting a large number of excellent works by Mainland writers, and then forming a huge newspaper public opinion matrix.

But the problem is, damn it, do you really take the Hong Kong British government for a fool?

Media groups with huge influence are not non-existent in Great Britain, so how could they allow Chinese people to master such a public opinion weapon? Even white glove Li Bancheng couldn't do it.

Not to mention "Ming Pao"; after all, Mr. Cha's family background is just like that.

But the Hu family behind "Sing Tao Daily", is it possible that they don't have the strength to create a media group in Hong Kong?

It's not that they don't have the strength, but the Hong Kong British government won't allow it!

If a media group mastered by Chinese people really appeared, then the Hong Kong stock market would be its leek field; could they harvest it however they wanted?

It can only be said that, fortunately, Wu Feng consulted Chairman Liao of Yindu Institution in advance, and as a result, it was directly stopped; the Hong Kong British government could not open such a gap.

Unless Wu Feng is a British elite, and the family behind him has a certain strength, it is possible to establish a media group with amazing influence in Hong Kong, and he would have to let many British-funded consortia buy shares!

With the level of newspapers Wu Feng mastered at this time, he could at most play with novel magazines like semi-monthly and monthly magazines; newspapers absolutely could not continue to increase.

Without further ado, at the celebration banquet held by Yindu Institution, he met Xu Xiaoming and Wang Mingquan through Liang Xiaolong, a veteran director and a top female artist with very deep qualifications.

They shared a common characteristic with Best Actor Liang and Liang Xiaolong: they were all blocked by Taiwan.

Wu Feng didn't care so much; the Taiwan film market would soon lift restrictions.

Even if he really couldn't get in, it wouldn't have much impact on him, as long as the videotapes could be sold there.

When the celebration banquet ended and he left, Wu Feng was a bit speechless.

Jing Kun, this guy, actually had a hint of being slightly drunk, obviously having drunk too much.

"I say Kun Ge, is there any need to be so exaggerated?"

"Feng Zai, what do you know? Can't I be happy today?"

"Fine, fine, fine, you're happy, I'll send you back; is it to the hall branch or home?"

"Of course it's to the hall branch!"

Jing Kun got into the van a bit shakily and reminded Wu Feng, who followed, "Feng Zai, let me tell you, after you start a family in the future, you must not easily tell others your home address!"

Wu Feng smiled slightly to show he understood, and he was still quite touched in his heart.

At least Jing Kun couldn't be considered an ungrateful person; being able to say such things meant he treated him as one of his own.

After safely sending Jing Kun to Qiankun Film and Television Company, Wu Feng also returned to his base.

He found an empty bathhouse to get into the water, resting while reviewing today's events.

For this celebration banquet, the biggest winner was naturally the organizer, Yindu Institution.

For them, being able to successfully hold the celebration banquet was the greatest success.

Not only did it highlight their own strength, but it also gathered a group of small and medium-sized film companies.

No way, the circuits in the capitalist world are really too pit-like.

Golden Harvest is a typical representative; not only do they like to delay paying the box office share to external film companies, but they also don't show mercy when pitting their own people.

Big Brother Hong Xinbao in the film scene was also pitted by Golden Harvest until he was miserable.

The Hong Kong box office share was given reluctantly, and there was not a cent of the external income.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have risked being scolded to go outside and form D&B Films with others.

As for Golden Princess, their attitude toward internal and external was completely different. Sometimes external film companies suffered, not to mention the film scheduling was hard to describe, which was very annoying.

Those were all real money!

In comparison, the Shuangnan Circuit definitely belonged to a clear stream!

Everything was done according to the contract rules; for the many small and medium-sized film companies in Hong Kong, having such an attitude was enough, and they didn't have any excessive requirements.

As for the Taiwan market, what did it have to do with them?

Taiwan is not a place that collects junk; every film can be shown, and who is responsible if money is lost?

Wu Feng had no thoughts; the greater the influence of Yindu Institution, the more good it did him and the less harm.

If one day, the films filmed by Fengrui Film and Television Company were not popular, and their status was replaced by other film companies, that would be his own reason, and there would be nothing to say.

For now, it's naturally good to enjoy the shade under a big tree.

It seems that there are fewer beautiful actresses in Fengrui Film and Television Company.

Before Wu Feng came out of the bathhouse, his subordinate Li Xin came over happily.

"Big Brother, good news!"

From far away, he couldn't wait to report the good news: "I found a cargo merchant in the United States who can help us transport pork scraps at a very low price!"

"Oh, tell me about it, what is the specific situation?"

Wu Feng immediately became interested and greeted, "No need to rush, just tell me slowly!"

Li Xin pulled up a stool and sat by the bathhouse, took the drink handed by an underling, took a big gulp first, and then smiled and explained the situation clearly.

The matter was actually very simple!

It was still the Chinatown gang in San Francisco, USA, who helped contact a second-generation rich kid whose family background was quite good.

His family had nothing to do with slaughterhouses across the United States, but they had a certain energy in the government.

As mentioned earlier, in order to deal with the biological waste left after pig slaughter, the US government and state governments all had relevant subsidies, and that second-generation rich kid was specifically mixing for subsidies.

(End of chapter)