Yao Yuan was stunned and said: "There were few people at that time, they could do everything, and there were no fixed positions."
"Then has she helped in Yucha?"
"Why are you asking this? You've fallen in love with her. I'll tell you she's married. If you mess around, get out!"
Yao Yuanxun said.
"No, no, I'm just curious!"
Jiang Chao shook his head quickly and said: "I have never participated in the entrepreneurial phase. I am very envious. You did a chat at that time. I want to try it. It's a pity that poor students don't have money."
"Oh, Liu Weiwei is mainly responsible for editing and review, and is responsible for connecting with mobile phones and chatting. At that time, Yu Jiajia contributed a lot. She had a wide network and found some sweet girls and dating clubs. She also found a little girl.
, hung up the photo, and attracted a lot of fans. Later, we wanted to sign the little girl, but she didn’t agree, saying that something had happened and she had returned to her hometown..."
Yao Yuan was very emotional as he spoke and sighed: "The atmosphere of entrepreneurship is really nostalgic. It would be poor, but very happy. I often take a group of people to eat supper in the middle of the night, but I can't do that now. I'm tired of eating delicacies from the mountains and the sea."
He paused and said: "After the Spring Festival, you will officially take over. Use this time to prepare well and don't let me down!"
"Don't worry, I will live up to your trust!"
Jiang Chao nodded sternly, not wanting to be entangled anymore, and retreated lonely.
At this time, Liu Weiwei had already stepped down, and Liu Xijun and Huang Ling were singing. He kept mumbling in his mind: Liu Weiwei had never done any chatting, and the person Mr. Yu was looking for later returned to his hometown. Everything made sense.
Could it be that she really isn’t Liu Weiwei? She just has a similar voice?
How about I ask Mr. Yu again?
meaning!
As soon as the idea came up, he suppressed it. He and Yu Jiajia were not familiar with each other, and Mr. Yu had a bad temper and would scold him whenever he wanted...
"well!"
Jiang Chao could only console himself in melancholy. This was fine. The reason why the white moonlight was white moonlight was because it hung far away in the sky. If he had to find this person by force, he might become a loser.
"snort!"
He opened his heart on his own, but little did he know that Yao Yuan snorted coldly over there, "Little Hei Zi, I can see your chicken feet at a glance! You still want to trick me?"
Mount Tai collapsed in front of me, but his face remained unchanged!
You are a leek for a while and a leek all your life!
Of course, if I take the time, I have to have a dialogue with Liu Weiwei and Yu Jiajia, directly tampering with history and erasing this paragraph.
…
Immediately afterwards, relevant people from 99 Entertainment came on stage to give their final speech.
Except for Jin Sha who opened the show, the other stars had no chance to speak at all. Two Up hosts were arranged first, and then Professor Jin Canrong came on the stage and laughed a few times.
He said that he is stationed in Maili Video, which is updated from time to time and talks about current political hot topics.
Xu Meng, CEO of Maili Video, gave a brief introduction. From next year, there will be more professional Up hosts in the fields of current affairs, economics, culture and art, and a total of 20 experts have been invited.
The big screen lit up, and 20 people's avatars and information were neatly displayed.
From Bureau Zuo to Zhai Dongsheng, from Shen Yi to Observer.com, from Dai Jinhua who talks about movies to Dai Jianye who talks about ancient literature... they are all the top experts at Station B in the future.
It's a pity that it's a bit early and the folk Up owners haven't matured yet, otherwise people like Boston Round Face, Little John Khan, Sun Huowang, Lao Tomato, Director Ao, etc. wouldn't be able to escape the poisonous hands.
In fact, at this stage, the one with the greatest potential is probably the runaway comics.
Yao Yuan also thought about it, but later rejected it. The Baoman team was not very good and made too many mistakes. In later generations, he was banned for making jokes about martyrs. After his comeback, his popularity has not recovered, and it has become cold.
Baoman was an early source of laughter, and all they did were talk shows.
Well, Xiaoguo has also been blocked, and he has rebelled.
So Yao Yuan picked and picked Wanhetianyi as the one to be highly praised. Wanhetianyi also had a lot of things to do, but it was okay to compare.
They started out by making short dramas, such as "Unexpectedly", "Report to the Boss", etc., and later they were able to transition to traditional film and television. Yi Xiaoxing, Baike, and Liu Xunzi all did well.
"Whoosh!"
After the group passed, Liu Cixin came on stage amid applause.
Not many people outside the science fiction circle know him. I saw him sitting under a high stool, still a little nervous. He calmed down for a few seconds before speaking: "Today I will not tell my own story, but about a person and a book."
Magazine story.”
“The story begins in 1979, when reform and opening up had just begun. The central government emphasized that ‘science and technology are productive forces’, thus awakening the spring of science.
The SC Provincial Science Popularization Creation Association created a magazine called Science Literature and Art, and its first editor-in-chief was Liu Jiashou. Among them was a female editor named Yang Xiao, who was 31 years old at the time."
"..."
Yang Xiao, the little old lady sitting in the audience, opened her mouth wide, never expecting that it was related to her.
"At that time, science fiction literature was ushering in a climax in the history of New China. Ye Yonglie's "Little Smart Travels in the Future" was published and sold 1.5 million copies. Including the later comic books, the total volume was 3 million copies. This record has not been broken to this day.
Zheng Wenguang, Tong Enzheng, Liu Xingshi, Xiao Jianheng and other science fiction masters who had become famous before the Cultural Revolution also published works successively, such as "Flying to Sagittarius", "Death Light on the Coral Island", etc., which are all famous works in the history of science fiction, and the school is thriving.
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But soon, a wave of criticism of science fiction novels emerged in the scientific and literary circles, linking it with spiritual pollution, which brought the climax to an abrupt end.
Many writers left the science fiction field, and a large number of science fiction journals were shut down. The once popular "four journals and one newspaper": "Science and Literature", "Science Fiction Ocean", "Wisdom Tree", "Science Age" and "Science Fiction Newspaper", finally
Only "Science and Literature" is left.
The SC Association for Science and Technology, which is in charge of the magazine, did not want to continue and planned to suspend publication. The editors petitioned one after another, so they said: 'Well, if you want to continue, you can do it on your own. We will no longer provide funds, and you will find your own way out!'
Just like that, Yang Xiao took office."
In order to support "Science Literature and Art", Yang Xiao and his editor began to produce some children's books and children's literacy cards. They used the money earned to maintain the operation of the magazine and survived those difficult years.
During this period, "Science and Literature" and "Wisdom Tree" joined hands to organize China's first science fiction award, the Galaxy Award.
The first one was held in May 1986. However, before the time for the awards, "Wisdom Tree" also ceased publication, and the Galaxy Award was exclusively hosted by "Science and Literature".
At that time, Mr. Osamu Iwakami, the president of the Japanese Chinese Science Fiction Research Association, specially rushed to Chengdu to attend the Galaxy Award ceremony.
Yang Xiao and others are very strange, why is there still a Chinese Science Fiction Research Society in Japan?
Osamu Iwagami explained: ‘When your science fiction was booming in the early 1980s, we established the China Science Fiction Research Association. Unexpectedly, you are the only publication left now, so of course we have to come and participate.’ Everyone felt desolate.
In 1989, in order to increase circulation, "Science and Literature" was renamed "Qi Tan". It inevitably included some weird content that was common in the 1980s, which was neither documentary nor science fiction.