ByteDance snatched the glory of Double 11, and just happened to announce a wholly-owned acquisition of musical.ly on November 10th!

This incident alarmed many passers-by who are not part of the investment circle, because ByteDance's major shareholder is Lu Xiaoran. Many people checked ByteDance and learned that this thing is already a behemoth with a valuation of US$40 billion!

The key is that this thing has not been heard at all before, and Lu Xiaoran never shows off his wealth on Weibo...

I have never asked anyone to write my own investment experience.

Then, the value is estimated to be at least 10 billion US dollars!

What is this concept?

Richest man!

Then what?

A bunch of self-media began to write Lu Xiaoran's history of making a fortune, basically belonging to a series of pictures written by Ji Ba. In addition to the exclusive interviews of "Finance", some views on the mobile Internet era were mentioned...

...

A very strange phenomenon: as long as you have money, you can speak lotus flowers, which is also called true temperament!

If you say he is not good, you must be jealous of others, and if you show off your poor man, you will be a slut.

According to "The Next Wave", people have the best network of contacts in the country when starting a business, and their father is backing him. The difficulty of starting a business is simply a paradise model. He has all the resources that others cannot get but urgently needed. Success is inevitable!

500 million becomes 5 billion, what's there to brag about?

All the people who come and go, take a private plane with their dogs. The hotel room fee is 85,000 yuan per night. It is a watch that can be given to the internet celebrity girlfriends at will!

Then a bunch of people called husbands?

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Although the rich and poor are very different from each other in modern civilized society and are divided into many classes, the personal dignity between people is still equal and protected by law.

What's there to lick?

Lu Xiaoran has never licked anyone!

There are no rich friends, and then, the richest man!

The hot search on Weibo is ranked first, and it is very popular!

Lu Xiaoran didn't want to pay attention to it, but he was so annoyed - a bunch of people called him...

Send a message simply:

First, I am not from the investment circle. I invested in ByteDance because I also saw the trend brought by the mobile Internet and invested easily;

Second, don’t call me ‘husband’ on Weibo if I don’t know anyone. I’m not your husband, and I don’t want to be ‘national husband’. I have my own wife;

Third, many people sent private messages to me and asked me what the next trend is. I don’t know, and I don’t want to know. I only know that the identity I care about the most is the director!

Finally, I would like to say a few words: Many Chinese rich people have spent decades to apply makeup on themselves through movies, television, the Internet, media and other means, and packaged them into upper-class people with "style", "temperament", and "noble spirit". More people really regard them as public idols worthy of worship, thinking that they have seized huge wealth and spent a lot of money, wine pools, meat forests, sea and sky feasts, and supermodels of fragrant cars, which are natural.

No, really not!

Private morality and public morality are two different things!

Don’t forget at any time that we are a country with public ownership as the main body and the people are the masters of the country. The working people are the real masters of the country.

If the movie I made one day is not good, and you don’t like it, just scold me, don’t make excuses for me!

By the way, I was reading the "Tao Te Ching" recently and gave someone a sentence: No one can keep it in the hall. Being rich and arrogant will bring you the blame. Retirement after success is achieved is the way of heaven.

Don’t get me wrong. The last sentence is for Mr. Wang who has been showing off all the time. By the way, I added a character to myself: Positive energy!

He had confronted Tangtang back then...

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After posting on Weibo, Lao Lu no longer cared about the sounds on the Internet and completely entered the working state...

A group of people are discussing online movies.

Lu Xiaoran used to be a supporter of online movies - variety shows. TV series have left the TV station and survived independently on the online platform. Of course, movies can do it too!

After careful study, I found that this matter is quite complicated!

There is a theory in the industry that supports Chinese films.

In the cultural industry, except for movies, there are only two ways: one is loyal or morally pursuing people, ask them to pay a lot of money, and catch one such person as a hundred people who earn money to the death; the other way is to eat the public, for example, annual and monthly vip...

Movies were originally a loyal route, but since the development of the fusion model of shopping malls and theaters, the situation has changed. Many peripheral derivative effects have begun to support the film industry, which is the creation of the ecological construction of modern shopping malls, which gives the film industry a large environment for content production with great investment and dignity.

With a shopping mall, there will be people roaming and some people roaming, so only then can some viewers be willing to go to theaters to watch movies!

Therefore, we can invest 800 million yuan in a big-produced movie!

China's theater ecology - the shopping mall model, can support at least five to ten top-notch movies produced every year.

Brother Song scoffed at this theory. He is the CEO of Orange Ticketing and is very familiar with the layout of theaters across the country:

"If you jump out of the perspective of first-tier cities and look at the third, fourth and fifth tier cities, you will find that there are a large number of cinemas in the shopping malls, and some of them are even the shopping malls are overwhelming. Cinemas are still booming.

This shows that the theater itself can be an independent species, but with the support of the mall, you can live better, and you won’t be able to survive without it.”

Zhang Jin nodded: "The third- and fourth-tier shopping malls were quickly killed by online shopping!"

Yao Xiaofeng, who is responsible for managing Orange Cinemas, interjected: "There is still a blue ocean now. College cinemas are not used in shopping malls. They set up a cinema with light steel structures at the school gate for four months. 30,000 students living in campus can get a box office of five or six million in a year..."

"That's also a cost. Colleges and universities also have venue fees. There are four major periods a year, including summer and Spring Festival periods, and colleges and universities don't have many students!"

"The proportion of box office in first-tier cities has dropped from nearly 70% ten years ago to 15% last year. Against the backdrop of the rise of domestic films and the habit of watching movies falling, it is inevitable that its proportion will be reduced to consistent with the population share."

"Your attitude is that small cities can give up big cities and get enough box office support for domestic large productions. My point is that once the theater status in the commercial form of big cities is replaced and marginalized, the entire Chinese theater industry will decline sharply, not just big cities, and it will no longer be able to support domestic large productions."

Lu Xiaoran knocked on the table: "Why are you talking about theaters again? We are talking about online movies!"

"I don't think it's necessary. Online theaters can be a major derivative development project, but the truth is that movies are shown in cinemas!"

"I discovered a phenomenon, I don't know if you noticed it!"

"What?"

"Most half of the theaters in the United States are open in suburbs with low land prices..."

Brother Song responded: "Not only in the United States, many new cinemas are far away from the city!"

“That mall model…”

"The shopping mall model you mentioned only exists in first-tier cities!"

Lu Xiaoran nodded: "No wonder Netflix can develop..."

"What do you think?"

"Working full power is necessary to ensure the production of at least 30 new movies per year. Lao Song, let's go to the theater symposium tomorrow and talk to them!"
Chapter completed!