Chapter 309: Washing Machine's North American Show

Before the long guns and short cannons of North American reporters, 51-year-old Schmidt and 24-year-old Lu Kuan shook hands, smiled at the camera, and accepted interviews and photos.

Schmidt, as the host, gave a speech first.

"Today is a signing press conference, and also a fan meeting."

"Friends, we are honored to have invited the internationally renowned director, who is also the president of Mytube, Mr. Lu Kuan, and his two partners, Steve Chen and Suoluomen, to Mountain View to participate in and witness this historical signing together!"

Boss Lu and the other two waved to the audience. Steve Chen and Mike Suoluomen were seeing this kind of battle for the first time, and their emotions were excited and hard to calm down.

Schmidt smiled and announced: "Recently, Google has reached an agreement with the Mytube board of directors to acquire the latter for a total price of 2.3 billion US dollars."

"This acquisition has been submitted to the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission and has passed the antitrust review. Today, the transaction will officially take effect!"

The audience at the scene, the Mytube live broadcast, and the barrage in the Inquiry Realm video live broadcast all exploded instantly.

With a total price of 2.3 billion US dollars, even if Boss Lu only holds 51% of the shares, he has jumped to the throne of the richest man!

Netizens don't know how many big tycoons and big crocodiles hidden under the water are not on the list, but the clear and calculable number in front of them is placed there, and the impact it brings is huge.

24-year-old Chinese richest man, stop blowing any American dream in the future, blow the Chinese dream.

More than a week ago, from the time Mytube and Google reached a memorandum of understanding, the acquisition application procedure had already been submitted to various federal departments.

For the US side, there is no policy obstacle for domestic internet companies to acquire a video enterprise founded by Chinese people.

Especially since such a video enterprise is currently the leader in the internet track and is chased by Viacom, AOL, News Corporation, and others.

Of course, if the acquisition subject were reversed, it wouldn't be a green light. Perhaps they would have to use K Street's lobbying companies to do some targeted work.

Entering the reporter interview time, Chinese and foreign media scrambled to raise their hands.

"Wall Street Journal": Mr. Schmidt, the acquisition price of 2.3 billion is about 15% higher than the news released by the media before. How did Google consider giving such a high premium?

Schmidt was familiar with the road: "Google is in a dominant position in the search field, but it is still in an exploratory state in the content field. Mytube's UGC mode can form a complement with Google's professional content."

"At the same time, Mytube's huge user group and high traffic have brought new growth opportunities for Google's advertising business. We can use advanced advertising delivery technology and user data to achieve precise push."

The questions Schmidt was asked were naturally arranged. Having spent huge sums to merge the industry leader, he naturally also wanted to get feedback in the secondary market.

Today's press conference is a hype conference and a storytelling conference.

2.3 billion US dollars spent, perhaps it can soon be recovered in Google's stock price, even if it is only book value.

Schmidt constantly answered reporter questions, building confidence and drawing cakes for shareholders and investors. The Chinese media in the audience were already truly itchy.

Today's press conference informed the Xinhua News Agency Los Angeles branch in advance.

In 1983, with the approval of the Central Committee, Xinhua News Agency began to embark on the road of building a world-class news agency, and was called the world's four major news agencies together with the Associated Press, Reuters, and Agence France-Presse.

Among them, Xinhua News Agency first had branches at the United Nations, Washington, and Los Angeles in the United States, and in the past two years, it has successively opened branches in Chicago, Houston, etc., almost being able to capture first-hand news materials in North America at any time.

The Xinhua reporter who arrived today is named Qi Heng, who graduated from the Journalism Department of Lanzhou University in 1993 and is also a specially invited reporter for the 2006 North American Chinese Spring Festival Gala.

The microphone finally passed to his hand, and Qi Heng couldn't wait: "Director Lu, may I ask when you founded Mytube, what was the original motivation and reason for founding it? Now that Mytube has almost become the leader of video media, why give it up?"

Facing his fellow countrymen, Boss Lu's attitude was still very relaxed: "There are many questions. I will answer them one by one."

"Mytube was officially registered and opened in the US at the end of 2004, with a development history of about 15 months so far."

"The reason and motivation for founding it were very simple. My main job is a film director, but I also know that there are many photography enthusiasts who love life and friends who love to share, and there is no platform for inspiration and creativity to gallop, so there was Mytube. This was the initial idea."

Qi Heng continued: "So your Inquiry Realm Video in China is the same? Is it also considering the reasons for technological development?"

"Yes, in these two years, with the rise of broadband networks in China and the US, although the speed and stability are not enough, they have been able to support the usage needs of some users and provide a basic network environment."

"Plus the emergence and development of Flash technology, and the cloud hosting technology developed by our Mytube technical team, which can reduce costs and transmit and store efficiently, this is the key to success."

Boss Lu changed hands to hold the microphone: "As for the giving up that reporter Qi mentioned, I think it's not quite appropriate. This is not giving up, this is a strong alliance with Google."

"Google has richer resources and a powerful platform, which is beneficial to Mytube's later development."

"And Mytube's brand image among young user groups makes Google look younger, more fashionable, and more innovative, further consolidating its leading position in the internet industry."

"I believe this will be a win-win!"

Schmidt on the side nodded frequently while looking at Boss Lu.

After several negotiations, plus the humor and wit of this young director at the Oscars last year, he didn't doubt at all that he could hold this kind of small scene today.

In the negotiations, Mytube's difficulty in making profits, the skyrocketing copyright costs, and the lack of high-end advertising business were naturally all tools for Google to lower the price.

But in today's interview, Boss Lu, who sold himself, would certainly not mention these topics. After all, he still held more than 1 billion Google shares, so he must pick the good things to say.

The press conference ended quickly, but the discussion in the internet media in China and the US had just begun to spread.

For American netizens, Boss Lu's name and image are not unfamiliar.

From "Drummer," to the explosive "Exotic," to the Oscar awards ceremony that received much attention from North American movie fans and audiences, such a dashing, wealthy, romantic, and handsome genius director image had long been out of the circle.

In the international perspective, Boss Lu's Chinese label will be inadvertently downplayed.

Because his entrepreneurial experience in the United States and the creation of foreign-language films have been given the identity of a world citizen.

This is very beneficial for his subsequent attempts in cultural output, at least he will not be subject to discriminatory censorship by the authorities when acquiring some sensitive enterprises.

Since the "Declaration of Independence" in 1776, Americans have loved to talk about the American dream for more than two hundred years, as if it has become a common spiritual opium for people on this land.

Since the end of the 18th century, the westward movement and land expansion, subsequent industrialization and urbanization, and prosperity after World War II, countless immigrants of different ethnicities have come to the United States just to create value and realize the American dream.

Take the Google acquisition event as an example. In 15 months, an internet enterprise worth 2.3 billion US dollars was created. What example can better interpret the American dream than this?

Of course, no matter what he thinks in his heart, Boss Lu naturally has to give recognition to this concept in front of the media.

This is a great opportunity for him to frantically harvest North American young entrepreneurial fans and establish his personal image.

In the macro situation, the first strategic dialogue between the two countries was held in Beijing in August this year.

Next April, the leader will visit the United States, and Bush will attend the 2008 Olympics. In these few years, the relationship between the two countries is in a honeymoon period, which is very convenient for him to carry the American dream label to break into the enemy's hinterland, acquire and penetrate more core cultural industries, and prepare for the future.

The news spread back to the country, and domestic netizens mostly felt honored, and the effect brought was comparable to Geely's acquisition of Volvo in later generations.

One is the going out of domestic enterprises, and the other is the going out of domestic entrepreneurs.

A Chinese person with pure blood created an internet enterprise worth 2.3 billion US dollars from scratch in the United States in 15 months, and fiercely earned a huge sum of money from the American devils.

Even if this money can't be given to everyone, it's happy to watch!

Boss Lu's name as a filmmaker and artist is dazzling, but for adult men all over the world, the universal evaluation system is undoubtedly asset scale and level.

In the two days when the Mytube news fermented, netizens and melon-eating masses seemed to have forgotten his main business and began to bury their heads in studying one number after another.

Domestic "Finance" Lang Xianping column: In October, the author calculated Mr. Lu Kuan's assets in a graffiti style. It seems there are still omissions. According to reliable sources, Mr. Lu Kuan holds more than 85% of Mytube. Plus the valuation increase of Inquiry Realm Video, which is benchmarked in China after Mytube sold itself, I will recalculate the net worth of this "suspected richest man in China." Please look forward to it.

Hong Kong "Oriental Daily": The scene where Mr. Lu Kuan announced his investment in Golden Harvest at the Hong Kong press conference two years ago is still vivid. At that time, the genius director who was busy building a film empire in the Greater China region seemed to have extended his tentacles to North America in a trance. Is this the Chinese dream or the American dream?

Taiwan's largest financial magazine "Business Weekly": We compare two numbers today: Mr. Lu Kuan's total asset scale of about 26-30 billion, which is nearly half the net worth of nearly 50 billion of Mr. Tsai Hong-tu of the Lin Yuan Group, the richest man on the island. But at the same time, his age of 24, compared to Mr. Tsai's age of 55, seems to be less than half. Where is the younger generation on our island?

This time, Lu Kuan chose not to be low-key, but instead grandly boarded the world stage, confidently declaring the Chinese voice, gradually covering up the storm of the joint letter.

For the next two days, he unusually continued to accept interviews from top North American financial media such as "Time," "Fortune," "CQ," and "Wired."

On January 10, the North American professional public relations team hired by Harvey for Boss Lu contacted CNN's flagship program "Larry King Live," preparing to do an exclusive interview.

The public relations team provided many programs to choose from, such as "The Oprah Winfrey Show," NBC's "The Tonight Show," David Letterman's "Late Show," etc.

But Boss Lu had a small trick. On the day he talked to Little Liu and collapsed, he had already arranged the organization and operation of the Weibo team.

And one of the styles of "Larry King Live" is that Larry King likes to engage in so-called surprise attacks, leading the interview team directly to the guest's location for on-site interviews.

Since the existence of Twitter can no longer be hidden, it is better to take advantage of this excellent advertising opportunity to make a splash.

Poor Little Liu, her first entrepreneurial project seems to be about to become a ghost under the knife.

"Larry King Live" belongs to the CNN TV station of the Time Warner Group and has been the highest-rated talk show in North America since 1992.

Whether it is presidential election debates or news hotspots such as the Simpson murder case and the Clinton incident, they all pushed Larry King and this program to the peak.

South of San Francisco, the original Mytube entrepreneurship center in Santa Clara Valley has now been officially renamed Microblog.

Genius architect Mike Suoluomen wrote the server architecture of Weibo based on the understanding of the general concept without any effort.

He is now also known as the number one architect in Silicon Valley. Boss Lu doesn't understand much, but thinks Weibo must be superior to Little Liu's Twitter architecture.

After all, Mytube, which sold for a sky-high price of 2.3 billion, was only written by him in more than a day.

Boss Lu stood in front of the door to welcome Larry King's team, and saw from afar an old man with a big slicked-back hair and suspenders, talking and walking toward the camera with a microphone.

"Hey, hello Lu, very happy to see you."

"Hello Larry, welcome to visit Microblog."

The advertisement starts from now. This is "Larry King Live," which has 18 million viewers at its peak in the United States!

Larry King had done enough homework before coming. As soon as they met, he said something shocking: "Lu, you are truly an entrepreneurial maniac, starting another stove in such a short time."

"Can I understand that you sold Mytube to the big fool Google just to raise funds for this project?"

Larry King's style is bold, sharp, and getting to the bottom of things, grabbing a loophole and a point of interest to launch hysterical interrogation.

He himself is also widely knowledgeable. Topics about supernatural phenomena, religion, UFOs, and aliens are endless in the program, and he will also invite so-called psychics and skeptics to debate.

Boss Lu responded to him with a smile. Larry King did his homework, and he naturally did his homework too.

"I don't think Mr. Schmidt is the big fool you mentioned. Just three days after the acquisition, Google's increased market value is almost equal to their acquisition amount."

"Very good, you are a sharp interviewee. Please show me around the new company?"

Lu Kuan reached out to invite, took the interview team into the "American-style big factory," introduced the concept and gameplay of Weibo, and inspected the relaxed and pleasant working environment.

"You must be a good manager. According to my investigation, Mytube's employee turnover rate is less than 5%. They didn't choose to go to Google, but stayed here."

Boss Lu smiled: "Thank you for the trust of the guys in me, but Google's strict selection standards are also one of the reasons."

Larry King registered a Weibo name under the guidance of the staff, and after adding V, he posted the first Weibo, accompanied by a photo of himself and Boss Lu.

"First meeting with Lu, at the Weibo company in Silicon Valley, looking forward to interaction, please leave me a message."

It is worth mentioning that "Larry King Live," which pioneered a brand-new type of interview, is generally live.

At this time, less than 14 million viewers in the United States are watching the live broadcast, and the registered user data of the Weibo team's background is surging.

Larry King was chatting with Lu Kuan by the coffee machine about Chinese tea when his phone vibrated violently, with as many as 40 information visits.

"My God! Are they trying to turn my Nokia into a bomb?"

Boss Lu leaned over and saw that they were all Weibo reply prompts. He asked someone to log in to Larry King's account background and turn off the prompts.

He took his phone and started to demonstrate the mobile internet function.

"This is too convenient! My program doesn't necessarily have to use hotlines in the future, I can use your Weibo to interact with the audience!"

The two chatted enthusiastically for a while, preparing to officially start today's interview in the president's office.

Steve Chen walked over excitedly and whispered a number in his ear, 150,000.

In just 20 minutes of the program, it gained 150,000 user registrations. Although it is not known how many can be retained in the end, it was a splash after all.

Since the car, horse, and cannon have made it clear that he wants to do Weibo, he must build up the number of users in the shortest time, improve data and technical barriers, and prevent big crocodiles from entering the market.

"Go contact Lily, no, Little Liu, continue to talk to her about acquisition, and throw the data to her."

Twitter's number of users has reached 350,000, basically all "Twilight" fans, and the interaction frequency and retention rate are very high, which still has a certain value.

The most critical point is that he doesn't want other companies interested in entering the market to get Twitter.

In the conference room, the program team's assistants had completed the lighting and set layout.

Larry King's assistant brought his usual chair and water cup from the Los Angeles studio, and they were arranged early.

"Good, this is Larry King Live. We just visited Lu's new company. First of all, congratulations to him, this pure Chinese person, for realizing his American dream."

"Lu, tell us, how did you do it."

The young director's style today is slightly casual, which can shorten the distance with North American audiences and reduce the sense of him being a big rich man.

"The spirit of the internet is sharing. When I was a novice director, I often thought that if my movies and short films were not seen by anyone, it would be a tragedy."

"Therefore, I founded video websites in both China and the US, hoping to provide a platform for more video enthusiasts to share."

Larry King doubted: "As of the day of the transaction, Mytube's registered users exceeded 32 million. This number is honestly amazing." "With so many users, you, as a Chinese person, have you ever accepted instructions from the authorities to infiltrate certain fields in the United States?"

Boss Lu raised his eyebrows: "Yes."

The staff at the scene were stunned. This is live!

Larry King was also tongue-tied. His original intention was to continue the interrogation under the premise of Lu Kuan's denial. This damn thing just admitted it?

"Infiltration naturally exists, for example, in the fields of tea and food."

"Everyone should have watched the videos of the Asian blogger Crystal on Mytube. She was the heroine of my movie before."

"The playback volume of her two videos about Chinese tea ceremony and food both exceeded 8 million. This is the so-called infiltration."

Boss Lu smiled: "I think many North American audiences have already fallen in love with Chinese cuisine, right?"

Larry King was played a trick and felt unhappy in his heart. In his program, how could he let the guest take the initiative.

"Lu, we have all watched your 'Tangshan.' In it, the superhuman behavioral characteristics of soldiers, can I understand them as your political propaganda films?"

"No, I don't think so." The young director's face was solemn.

"In the American movie 'Saving Private Ryan,' soldiers are heroic images who are brave, firm, and value love and righteousness."

"In the process of finding Ryan, they did not retreat in the face of the fierce artillery fire of the German army. In the scene of the Omaha Beach landing battle, they fought forward in the rain of bullets, showing extraordinary courage and sacrifice spirit."

Boss Lu spread his hands: "In American movies, they label their own country's army as the savior of the European battlefield, but those familiar with history know that the Soviet Union actually undertook this task in World War II."

"Larry, can I understand 'Saving Private Ryan' as your country's political propaganda film?"

Before Larry King could answer, Boss Lu continued to talk eloquently: "Globalization is currently intensifying, especially in the cultural field, where integration and exchanges are increasing."

"We hope that more Western friends will discard their prejudices and go to China to see for themselves. The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games is a good opportunity!"

"Just like me, before I came to the United States, I was also full of unknowns and anxiety about you, but I realized the so-called 'American dream' on this land, and now I have left all the proceeds on this land, continuing to serve everyone through internet enterprises."

Mentioning the Olympics in the first-tier interview program in North America and advertising is definitely welcomed by the Chinese people, and it is also his main countermeasure against stigmatizing behaviors such as joint letters.

For the authorities, all their channels of expression may be maliciously misinterpreted by Western media, and the arrival rate of propaganda means is extremely low.

But Boss Lu, a person who wears the names of artist, international director, and American dream achiever, is different when these words come out of his mouth. They can be directly output to the 15 million viewers in front of the camera and more people.

This is the importance of mastering the right to speak in public opinion, and it is also the purpose of his high-profile publicity this time.

Compared with his international reputation and fame, can the petty and dirty things in the country become an obstacle in the eyes of the leaders?

Larry King's brows were tightly locked. He had no hostility toward Boss Lu.

But today he has been led by the nose, and all topics have been resolved with reason and evidence, which is a bit below standard.

Taking the topic of the Beijing Olympics, Larry King went further: "Lu, you are rumored to be a candidate for the Olympic general director or other positions."

"I want to ask, many foreign artists participating in the bidding say that the censorship from the authorities is very strict, and there are often administrative orders for laymen to guide experts, bringing huge pressure to you artists. Does this really exist?"

Boss Lu's face was righteous: "This kind of statement is one-sided."

"Pressure naturally exists. After all, this is a grand event facing audiences all over the world, and it is the pride of every country."

"But this kind of pressure does not come from above, but from below, from thousands of ordinary audiences and the people of our own country."

"I often think, if I were the general director of the Olympic Games, but ended up messing up the scene, maybe I could only find a place where no one knows me to end my life, hahaha."

Larry King opened his arms: "Welcome to North America, the people here like artists like you."

"Thank you, I'm just joking."

"I once communicated with a film master, and he told me that artists must eventually be rooted in the cultural soil of their own nation. That is our reverence and faith."

"If I came to Hollywood, maybe I would become a mediocre film craftsman."

Larry King is best at getting to the bottom of things along the guest's words, and he keenly captured a topic that is often criticized by Chinese-Americans.

"Mentioning faith, I have interviewed many Chinese-Americans, and privately chatted with Yao of the Rockets. You Chinese seem to have no faith?"

"You are helpless in your hearts, without faith to govern behavior and purify the soul. Aren't you afraid?"

Boss Lu remained silent.

If this kind of rhetoric were put on the internet in later generations, it would guarantee that you would be sprayed until your mother wouldn't recognize you.

But it is very sad that in this era, based on the long-term weak position of culture and economy, not only do foreigners use this excuse to attack us, but there is also a group of public intellectuals leading everyone to reflect.

"Chinese people have faith, and our faith is much older."

"What?"

"History and culture."

Larry King waved his hand: "I can understand culture, how can history become faith?"

"How can history not become faith?"

The young director looked as if it were a matter of course: "Aren't the 'Quran' and the 'Bible' both religious histories?"

"The 'Bible' was written in the 2nd century BC. At that time, China was in the Western Han Dynasty. The appearance of the content recorded in the first official history has to be pushed back several hundred years."

"The 'Quran' was written in the 7th century AD. At that time, China was in the Tang Dynasty, and had brilliant achievements in culture, politics, economy, diplomacy, etc., and was one of the most powerful countries in the world at that time."

"Your religious classics are the history books of the official historians in our country. In the 5,000-year history of the Chinese nation, we can find traces of people, things, and events in every dynasty."

"From history, we can see everything related to the operation of this world, and even the exploration and research of the ultimate truth of all things in the universe."

"How can this not be considered faith?"

Larry King was tongue-tied. The number 5,000 years shocked him, and also shocked countless viewers in front of the screen.

They mainly unconsciously compared it with their own 200-plus years of founding the country.

There are very few Westerners who understand China at this moment, and they know nothing about history.

But through the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" in "Exotic," Little Liu's two explosive videos on Mytube, and the kung fu movies imported from Hong Kong, even if they walk very slowly and arduously, there are still many people working hard to explore.

Boss Lu pursued the victory: "Larry, I don't know if you have seen the Olympic plan video of my team that was leaked to the internet some time ago."

"Hmm, very beautiful and grand scene, it's a pity."

"In these programs, the context of Chinese history and culture is contained, which is why they are so wonderful."

"As an ordinary Chinese person, I recognize the American dream and the freedom on this land, but I also sincerely hope that more friends can go to China, to Beijing, to the Olympic Games."

"This is absolutely a grand event that integrates Chinese and Western cultures and fully displays the spiritual and cultural treasures of all mankind."

Larry King smiled: "I don't know what others think, if it's convenient, I hope Lu can give me a few tickets. I really haven't been to China."

"No problem! Leave it to me."

After all, it is a top-tier interview program in North America, and the effect brought is significant.

Not only did the topic of "Tangshan" mentioned between the lines raise some heat for the movie that had not yet been released in North America.

In the promotion of the Olympic Games, Boss Lu also spared no effort, inserting it whenever possible.

After the live broadcast of the program, Inquiry Realm spent 50,000 US dollars through Harvey to buy the broadcast rights of this issue and put it on Inquiry Realm Video in the country overnight, and the response was excellent.

Previously, the storm of the joint letter was not over, and many senior black fans affected by it also raised questions:

Didn't you Lu Kuan keep saying that you want to do cultural output and guard the cultural front?

Mytube, such a video website that is convenient for cultural output, why sell it to Americans so easily?

In the final analysis, it is just like what those sixty or seventy industry insiders said, everything is about principles on the mouth, but everything is about business in the heart.

When the video content was released, topics about Chinese people's faith, history, culture, the external output of food and tea, and changing the world's view of us through the Olympics...

All kinds of topics full of pride for the country filled the internet. Not only were there black-to-fans, but there were also countless passersby-to-fans.

The joint letter that was rampant before was still hanging alone on the official blogs of various directors, looking so pitiful and ridiculous. The blogs of Chen Kaige and others were spontaneously occupied.

"Director Chen, this stinky mouth of yours can only be arrogant in the country. You only do shameful things when you go out!"

"Lu Chuan, why don't you and your father shut up? You have scolded for so many days, have you seen the washing machine pay attention to you? Silly dog!"

In the municipal office, Leader Liu patiently finished watching the video downloaded by the secretary, and thought of the confident response of the young director on the phone that day.

Looking at this handsome Chinese youth in the video, competing with the American "national mouth" Larry King in fluent English, and wanting to talk about the Olympics and Chinese culture in every two or three sentences.

"Good boy, this is a good hand at propaganda work in the revolutionary era!"

The secretary supported: "It's still the leader's sharp eye for heroes. You didn't change your mind even when the internet was making a lot of noise."

Leader Liu nodded. With this video, it seems that the submission of the selection plan can be put on the agenda.

In the Beijing Olympics of later generations, the official difficulty in external publicity is very great, and there are many distortions and false statements by hostile media and forces in the West.

Many incredible remarks caused an uproar under the fermentation of hostile forces and media.

For example, the US Catholic News Agency reported that the list of prohibited items for the Beijing Organizing Committee included the "Bible";

For example, Reuters claimed that the Chinese side required all foreign students to leave the country temporarily during the Olympics;

For example, the German "World Newspaper" publicized that every foreign reporter entering Beijing would be entered into a database, and there would be special personnel to follow them closely.

There is also the well-known Darfur issue, which is linked to the Olympics, which is also the main excuse for Spielberg's mid-way withdrawal, and the international influence is very bad.

Not afraid anymore, we also have a human-shaped full-server loudspeaker!

The most critical thing is that he walks in international society with the identity of a film director and artist, without an official identity, and will not be restricted and suspected.

Leader Liu, who is far-sighted, keenly sensed that the so-called Weibo in the video is another wonderful move of his, which may play a not-so-small role in the Olympic publicity soon.

Looking at the appreciation and affirmation on Leader Liu's face, the secretary also took the opportunity to hand over a not-so-light message.

"Leader, I heard that Lu Kuan's massacre film script filed with the Film Bureau was rejected and modified due to the controversy during this period and did not pass the review."

"Oh? There is such a thing."

"Little Li, help me connect..."

Leader Liu habitually wanted to understand the situation, to see if he should care about this "small matter" in his eyes, which could be considered opening a back door for this little comrade.

After all, his stance and thinking are absolutely qualified.

It's just that when the words reached his lips, Leader Liu, who habitually thought a few more steps, stopped Little Li.

He was a bit puzzled. With Lu Kuan's influence in the film industry, or just his relationship with Han Shanping, it shouldn't be that this matter couldn't be solved, right?

Having experienced the Zhou Jun and joint letter incidents, Leader Liu also knew a little about Lu Kuan's style of playing idle pieces and drawing big dragons. There might be something tricky here.

Perhaps...

Is it another piece he played?

It is better to be quiet than to move. Leader Liu gave up the idea of interference: "Let's stop here for now. Treat this matter as if you don't know, don't say it, and don't manage it."

"Yes, leader."

Leader Liu guessed right. Taro and his son didn't have much time to jump around.

In the public opinion field, the best way to replace a hot search is to create another hot search.

From Mytube selling itself, Boss Lu being promoted to the richest man in the mainland, to the big show of frantically outputting Olympic topics on "Larry King Live," the successive positive hot searches have lowered the heat of the joint letter to the freezing point.

In fact, if it weren't for the blog network to maintain a neutral position in public opinion, this group of people might not have been able to post a single word at that time.

Sina and blog networks, Lu Kuan maintains relative and absolute control.

It's just that blocking is not as good as dredging. Such black material remarks still need to be exposed to the sun, dried, turned into powder, and drifted away with the wind, with no future troubles.

The scales of victory tilted sharply to one side. All parties involved in organizing framing and posting big-character posters couldn't sit still.

They knew very well that according to Lu Kuan's style, clarifying facts and eliminating influence is the first step, and the second step might be...

As the party that provoked and caused trouble, they might not even have a place to reason by then, and no one would sympathize or pay attention to them.

Chen Kaige was still okay. "The Promise" was completely defeated, and he didn't have the heart to continue fighting.

A scholar is useless. How to fight with a treacherous and vicious richest man?

Now he can only rely on his dead father's face to hold his script and not let go.

Of course, this is the fact he believes.

His wife Chen Hong was truly worried in her heart.

If you don't kill the snake, according to that person's character, the continuous revenge will follow like a shadow. You have to think of a way in advance.

The ghosts in Lu Tianmin and his son's hearts were much more, preparing for the last fight.

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