Let you invest, you support half of the entertainment industry?

This question almost stopped Zeng Jia, but it would have been easier for other artists.

The key point is that these two guys, one was born in 1994 and the other was born in 01, so they are not very old at the age of twenty-three and sixteen.

"Changchang can just call Mr. Xu. As for you, call him Brother Xu." Zeng Jia said.

She was thinking about Zhang Zifeng. She didn't realize that as long as anyone in the company called Xu Jia brother, there would be no shortage of resources.

There was Reba in front of them and Miao Yuqing in the back. They were all called by brother one after another. Of course, affection was also essential, but the relationship had to be determined at first.

"Oh, okay." Zhang Zifeng nodded obediently.

Peng Yuchang on the side wished that he could be five or six years younger so that he could be called a brother.

In front of the stage, Xu Jia looked serious and said: "Not only film and television projects, but also the short plays that I have been advocating before will also be exported overseas. What we need to do is cultural integration. I believe that in such a big market like ours, it will be exported overseas." The model may not be unworkable overseas, as can be seen from Tik Tok, popular culture is similar."

Skit?

Are those dramas about the dragon king’s son-in-law or the hot-eyed drama about the CEO falling in love with me?

Suspicious eyes immediately appeared in the eyes of many reporters. They are all educated people after all, and they have never looked down upon such low-level aesthetics.

"Don't think that these short plays are not popular on the stage. It is precisely the more vulgar things are, the more they can be communicated globally. On the contrary, those metaphysical things are rooted in local culture. For example, a joke that we think is wonderful will be placed in other places. On the contrary, the country finds it baffling that those jokes that are vulgar enough can make two people from different cultures smile knowingly at the same time.”

Xu Jia doesn't care about these people's suspicions. You must know that because they are separated by a network, both domestic and overseas parties do not understand each other. The sense of mystery often makes them over-guess each other.

It wasn't until various Chinese companies went overseas in my previous life that I discovered that foreigners were the same.

Popular domestic live-streaming routines work just as well overseas. Even the "Legend" web game cut all the domestic leeks with one cut and then put it in the Middle East, where it made a lot of money.

It can only be said that human beings’ vulgar tastes are always the same. So many classic Chinese articles are popular overseas as online articles. There are so many classic film and television works created with painstaking efforts. The most popular overseas is Danmei...

After answering various questions from the media, Xu Jia announced the end of the press conference. This time it was just a formality. The content that really needed to be discussed had been confirmed before the press conference.

"Dr. Ma, "Gong Shou Dao" will be launched in a few days. Remember to promote it."

"Brother Xiao Ma, the promotion of domestic streaming media depends entirely on you. In terms of marketing, no one among us can beat you Penguin."

"As for Director Huang, you guys don't have to do anything, just keep a low profile, so as not to let everyone think that we are too close and blame our new company."

Xu Jia personally sent away each of the big guys. These people were able to invest 100 million US dollars in his project, all because of his face. Although he had previously said that he would like to invest, but he was willing to give this face , we still need to maintain good feelings.

But when he arrived at Zhang Yiming's place, he didn't say much. The business of the two parties had long been intertwined, so there was no need to say more polite words.

CJ Entertainment and Dongbao Corporation, let alone Xu Jia, the presidents of these two companies are chatting enthusiastically with Kevin from Warner. Compared with Xu Jia, Warner, one of the top five companies in Hollywood, is obviously more worthy of their fawning.

"Sister Zeng, what are you..."

After Xu Jia finished his work, he turned around and saw Zeng Jia standing in front of him with two familiar faces.

"I've recruited two new artists. Why don't I bring them over for you to meet? They are both of my favorites."

Zeng Jia said, pushing the two people next to her, indicating that they could take the initiative to say hello. She really valued these two children, otherwise she would not have brought them to Xu Jia.

You must know that there are many artists in the company, and they don't even have a chance to say a word to Xu Jia.

"Hello, Mr. Xu, I am Peng Yuchang." Peng Yuchang said cautiously.

"Hello, brother Xu, I am Zhang Zifeng." Zhang Zifeng looked obedient.

Although Zeng Jia reminded them not to be too restrained, the two of them were still so nervous that their lips turned white.

Xu Jia patted Peng Yuchang on the shoulder naturally: "Peng Peng, right? This style is quite suitable for filming movies. It feels a bit like the brother next door. There are many handsome actors in the industry, but at your age, you don't know what to do." In the field of being the big boy next door, at least you don’t have to worry about competition.”

Mainly due to the influence of the Korean Wave, returning idols such as Lu Ha have taken up too many resources of young actors, and the rest are still connected households, and there are basically no young actors emerging.

On the contrary, twice-cooked pork such as Shen Teng and Jia Ling stood out a lot. They brought their own team and occupied some space.

There is no room for advancement for new actors, unless they are from related households.

The decline of Hong Kong movies is also due to this. Older male stars such as Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok squeezed too many resources, leaving no room for newcomers to emerge. Of course, new generation actors such as Zhongsheng Metabolism Tingfeng and Chen Guanxi also accounted for their own reasons. A majority.

It can be said that photographer Chen Da’s blindfold scandal destroyed the new generation of film actors in Hong Kong at that time and gave mainland actors room to come forward.

"Thank you, Mr. Xu. Thank you, Mr. Xu."

Peng Yuchang's face was full of excitement. This was the first time he heard someone praise him as a born movie actor.

As for the big brother or boy next door type, he doesn't care at all. As long as he has his own place, he is happy.

Xu Jia then looked at Zhang Zifeng, who was waiting expectantly. Behind the latter's youthful face was superb acting skills. It could be said that she was the best among actresses of her age.

This time Zeng Jia really recruited two good talents into the company. With these two new generation actors, at least they don't have to worry about the risk of failure.

"Sister Zifeng's biggest problem is actually not external things like resources, but more about whether the transition after the age of twenty can be smooth. But so far, no actress of the same age in China can keep up with you, so Your most important task now is to study hard and then go to college to further your acting skills. Your company's agent will help you with other aspects."

Xu Jia paused, saw the strange look on the other person's face, and explained: "I don't mean to ask you to stop all acting activities. Movies and TV series will be filmed as usual, but you have to choose what suits you and don't put all your energy on In the entertainment industry, it’s not time for you to exert your strength.”

"Besides, I'm very optimistic about you."