After the interview started, Liang Xuexian and Qiu Yuan sat down face to face.
Qiu Yuan was observing Liang Xuexian's appearance, and Liang Xuexian was also observing Qiu Yuan's appearance...
She didn't have much contact with Qiu Yuan, and the most recent contact was at the premiere of Medicine God.
This led Xuexian Liang to have only one impression of Qiu Yuan, and that was the person Bai Xiaoyu liked.
Does Bai Xiaoyu like this type of boy?
While Liang Xuexian was preparing for the interview, she looked at Qiu Yuan. She really couldn't see anything special about Qiu Yuan. If anything, her temperament made people feel comfortable?
Unknowingly, Liang Xuexian compared herself with Qiu Yuan...
"Can we start?" Qiu Yuan felt weird being stared at by Liang Xuexian's eyes.
Liang Xuexian also quickly withdrew her gaze and checked the interview script written in her hand. The assistant next to her gave her a thumbs up to indicate that she could start.
"Let's start with the first question. You and Bai..."
"What's white?"
"Ahem... Do you think the phenomenon of cultural invasion exists in your daily life?"
Liang Xuexian felt that she had lost her temper. When she saw Qiu Yuan, she was only thinking about the relationship between Qiu Yuan and Bai Xiaoyu.
She adjusted quickly and quickly entered the interviewer's state to chat with Qiu Yuan about the phenomenon of cultural invasion in today's Chinese society.
One of the two screenwriters whom Liang Xuexian interviewed before was an old screenwriter in her fifties. In Liang Xuexian's opinion, the content they said was not in line with today's society, and one of them even related to the international situation.
Qiu Yuan's views are more in line with contemporary young people. There is definitely a phenomenon of cultural invasion. Qiu Yuan also directly gave examples from friends around him.
In particular, Wang Xing, a two-dimensional boy, was criticized several times by Qiu Yuan.
"Then what is the most intuitive reason why you think your country cannot produce that kind of counter-culture export works?"
Liang Xuexian asked the most intuitive question in this interview. She had also asked the first two screenwriters this question. The first two screenwriters basically avoided the answer, or gave very vague answers.
When Qiu Yuan was asked, he glanced at Feng Guoan, the leader in the studio. The leader's eyes were kind, but his intention was also very clear, telling Qiu Yuan not to talk nonsense.
Lin Wanqiu was knocking on the door outside the studio, but Lin Jianhong deliberately asked the TV station staff to ignore Lin Wanqiu.
Lin Wanqiu really wanted to see the leader, so she could only let the leader come up with the idea of "I want to talk to this young man."
Then let’s talk.
Qiu Yuan thought for a while and said everything he wanted to say about this issue.
"It may be very simple. I think the most intuitive reason is that you can't make money." Qiu Yuan said.
"Can't make money? I thought Mr. Qiu Yuan you would say it was because of the review..."
Liang Xuexian's words pushed Qiu Yuan to the edge of danger, but she only realized this when she said these words.
The leader's expression changed slightly, but Qiu Yuan was still smiling.
"Censorship is part of the reason, but the biggest reason is that those works that can export culture to the outside world cannot make money at all for companies capable of creating them." Qiu Yuan continued.
"Can you give an example?"
"You should know about Haixun Computer Interactive Entertainment Company, right?"
"Of course... China's most well-known Internet company is also one of the best in the world, and it holds shares in many well-known game production companies in the world."
Liang Xuexian had done her homework before interviewing game producers, so she could probably guess what Qiu Yuan wanted to say.
"Yes, the company's R&D team and capital are enough to produce what you refer to as 'cultural works that can be exported', which are popular 3A masterpieces on the market, but there is no need... Now the company's main business is
Mobile games can bring far more revenue than those 3A masterpieces, and the development difficulty is also extremely low."
"The same goes for TV dramas, but movies have escaped this disaster because of their nature." In fact, many people understand what Qiu Yuan said.
"The same principle refers to..."
"Urban family ethics dramas, costume fantasy dramas, from the selection of actors to the later preparations are all aimed at specific target groups."
Qiu Yuan and Liang Xuexian chatted about TV dramas.
Any normal person can hear this. Qiu Yuan is scolding Cloud Media for making a lot of weird and useless dramas in order to make money over the years, but there are just a lot of crappy dramas that people love to watch.
This is also the reason why the TV series "Song Palace" hit the market. The audience likes to watch the palace fights in the harem, so let's focus on filming. But the 'audience' here is also limited to young Chinese women, and maybe aunts and sisters.
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As for other audience trends, let alone foreign countries, people with a slightly normal outlook in China will not be interested. How can it be spread around the world? Do you rely on money and advertising?
"Then you think TV series with historical themes in your country...can't become popular works around the world?"
"Yes, of course... Bushido is popular in the island country. Isn't the story of that dynasty in our country's 5,000-year history more exciting than Bushido? It's just that no one can do it and no one can film it."
Qiu Yuan is certain on this point. Although mobile games were severely dissed just now, there are indeed many mobile games in China that have gone abroad.
But the most distressing thing is that several of these mobile games use the cultural settings of the island country.
It can only be said that cultural invasion is subtle, but it does not have much impact on the country. It is just a face-saving project. If the leaders want to do it, they must do it well.
Lin Jianhong in the director's room listened to the conversation between Qiu Yuan and Liang Xuexian, and one of the three sentences was secretly cursing Cloud Media.
"It's easy to say, but it's a pity that young people still don't know the hardships involved."
Lin Jianhong was not too angry. He was more tolerant than his ex-wife. Lin Jianhong just felt that Qiu Yuan pushed her too easily.
But as the major shareholder of Cloud Media, Lin Jianhong clearly understands how much resources the entire Cloud Media invested when filming "Song Palace".
Just taking out one thousandth of these resources is beyond the imagination of an ordinary person.
But Song Palace still hit the market. It may not have even made a splash in the foreign market, but the domestic response was not bad. At least it set off a wave of people watching the drama. However, the second half of Song Palace was a bit stretched.
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"Jianhong, can this interview stop for a moment? I want to talk to that young man named Qiu Yuan." Feng Guoan said suddenly from the side.
Lin Jianhong's first reaction when he heard this was like going back to his student days, when he made a report on himself and then the student was summoned by the dean.
But now that everyone is an adult, Lin Jianhong certainly won't be secretly happy about this. Qiu Yuan really saw Feng Guoan, which is what he didn't want.
"Director Feng, I'm going to talk to the reporter first and briefly revise this paragraph." Lin Jianhong said implicitly from the side.
But before Feng Guoan agreed to Lin Jianhong's proposal, the door to the studio was suddenly kicked open.
The door was kicked open with such force that Lin Jianhong looked at Lin Wanqiu who was standing at the door in surprise.
Where is the security guard? Where is the staff? He specifically asked not to let Lin Wanqiu in!
"Mom has the same authority as you in the company. It seems that the employees at the TV station are more afraid of her than you." Lin Wanqiu showed her father the call records with her mother.
No matter what Lin Wanqiu said to his ex-wife, his idiot ex-wife must have been used as a weapon by his eldest daughter!
"Who is this…"
This was the first time that Feng Guoan met Lin Wanqiu in an offline setting. He had only had one phone call with Lin Wanqiu before.
"My eldest daughter, Wanqiu, it's time for you to go out." Lin Jianhong's voice contained no waves.
But Lin Wanqiu didn't care about her father at all. She noticed that Feng Guoan's eyes were on Qiu Yuan.
"Teacher Feng, the recording equipment at Radio England is directly connected to the line. Even if you ask them to delete that part, it will be useless." Lin Wanqiu ignored her father at all. "Isn't that why you came to Cloud Media this time?
Are you looking for a solution?"
Feng Guoan can understand what Lin Wanqiu said is the solution. This target of the National and Broadcasting Department also gives Feng Guoan a headache.
What’s the point of making a TV series that can be popular all over the world? And it’s not something that can be achieved just by doing it.
If there are other construction indicators, it would be enough to invest manpower and material resources... But this...
"This is a script written by Qiu Yuan. Can you take the time to read it?"
Lin Wanqiu didn't talk nonsense. If she said a few more words, she might be kicked out.
"A work with themes from the Three Kingdoms period?" Feng Guoan didn't criticize Lin Wanqiu too harshly. He accepted the thick stack of scripts handed over by Lin Wanqiu.
Qiu Yuan's writing style is very good even when writing scripts. In Lin Wanqiu's opinion, this is the case... She felt a very comfortable reading when reading the Romance of the Three Kingdoms written by Qiu Yuan.
This comfortable reading feeling is the prerequisite for readers to be immersed in the work.
There is no doubt that this is the same in the eyes of the old man Feng Guoan. He first glanced at the Romance of the Three Kingdoms script in his hand, then took out his reading glasses from his pocket and read it in detail.
Although Lin Jianhong felt something was wrong when he saw this, he didn't stop him. Instead, he found a chair for Feng Guoan to sit down and read it carefully.
"Wanqiu, have you ever thought that even if Director Feng likes this script, Cloud Media will pay for it?" Lin Jianhong said.
"Paying for it is cooperation, and it is also what you mean by bowing to me and Qiu Yuan. I am not stupid enough to rely on two people's studios to produce national-level productions, even if there is cooperation from the Ministry of National Broadcasting and Broadcasting, and even if
Even if we win the bid, we may not resell it to Cloud Media." Lin Wanqiu is also self-aware.
"The premise is that your script is exciting enough, and... you have to keep it going. The part of the script that Director Feng has in hand should be unfinished in terms of quantity?"
Lin Jianhong could see his eldest daughter's current weakness at a glance, even though Qiu Yuan's Romance of the Three Kingdoms was so exciting that the leaders of the National Broadcasting Department could sit down and read it.
But everything is in vain until the entire script is written, and there are not many days left until the deadline for bidding.
"You don't need to worry about this. I'm very good at urging manuscripts."
Lin Wanqiu is not that optimistic either. Qiu Yuan has not finished writing the entire script. Looking at the history of the Three Kingdoms, the entire script may be less than one-third completed.
If the National Broadcasting Department really fell in love with the script written by Qiu Yuan, the only thing Lin Wanqiu had to do was to turn into a ruthless manuscript rusher, grab Qiu Yuan and make him spit out the remaining manuscripts of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
