It was hard for Wang Cong not to remember the Legend of the Sword and Fairy.
Actually, rebirth was not an easy thing.
One had to know that memories were scattered when reborn.
Those were not major events, nor were they the focus of the industry. They might have seen them on their phones or computers by chance, or even tasted them. However, after a long time, even if they existed, they would only exist in the depths of people's memories and sink into dust.
If it was just a thought out of thin air, it would not appear.
It needed a memory trigger.
It was like when you saw an old shop, you remembered a certain person, as well as the scene and conversation between the tables at that time.
For Wang Cong, the Legend of Sword and Fairy that Huang Zhenqi mentioned was a memory trigger.
This reminded him of the TV series " The Legend of Sword and Fairy ", which seemed to have made many famous celebrities in the entertainment industry in the future.
Yang Mi, Liu Shishi, and Tang Yan aside, Hu Ge and Huo Jianhua were also very popular.
Especially Hu Ge. Even after many years, he was still an A-list celebrity.
And now.
He was also an idol and the boss of Tang Ren Film and Television.
Of course.
The Legend of Sword and Fairy was also an idol drama that Tang Ren Film and Television invested in to make their own artiste famous.
He had to admit that Tang Ren Film and Television was indeed at the forefront of other companies in the country in this aspect.
In the future, companies like Yuehua and Wajiwaji might have launched a bunch of young and fresh meat celebrities, but they were just picking up the tips of others.
Tang Ren Film and Television was the first company in the country to start earning money from celebrities and fans.
And the first idol star they introduced was Hu Ge.
"Contact Tang Ren Film and Television.”
Wang Cong thought for a moment and said to Huang Zhenqi,"It's not a problem for Yang Mi to go for the audition. You can ask them if they need investment.”
Of the 500 million yuan, he had already taken out 200 million yuan as the start-up capital for the company.
Wang Cong planned to invest the remaining 300 million in the internet.
"Alright."
Hearing Wang Cong's words, Huang Zhenqi naturally had no objections.
He had heard about the TV series of the Legend of Sword and Fairy.
This was a TV series adapted from a game. The first one, which had been starred by Hu Ge and Liu Tianxian, had been a success.
And now.
The third film was about to start filming. Even with the fan base, it should have a good viewership rating.
"By the way, if you want to audition, you have to go to Ming Zhu's side, right?”
Wang Cong remembered that Tang Ren Film and Television's headquarters seemed to be in Mingzhu, so he asked Huang Zhenqi.
"Yes,"
Huang Zhenqi nodded and said,"Chairman, I would like to suggest that we recruit some managers for training. If the company wants to sign more artists in the future, this is essential.”
"Sure."
Wang Cong naturally had no objections.
In his previous life, he was considered half a cultured person. He was still very clear about the entertainment industry.
Wang Cong might not be confident about investing in business and would be cautious.
But when it came to the entertainment industry, he was really very clear about it.
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Wang Cong was definitely going to attend Yang Mi's trip to Pearl City.
It was not only because he valued Yang Mi, but more importantly, Wang Cong planned to talk about cooperation with Tang Ren Film and Television.
He planned to make use of the influence of the popular celebrities under Tang Ren Film and Television to build momentum for his upcoming Weibo.
That's right!
In the future, when people mentioned Weibo, their first reaction would be a certain wave's Weibo.
Actually, that was not the case.
The earliest and most famous Weibo was the US's Twitter.
In March 2006, Obvious, a new company founded by Evan Williams, the founder of the pioneer blogger, launched a big Weibo service.
In the beginning, the service was only used to send text messages to friends 'phones.
In May 2007, there were a total of 110 sites similar to Twitter internationally.
However, the most notable was still Twitter, which won the blog website award at the South Africa Southwest Conference in Austin, Texas, in 2007.
Its main competitors are Plurk and Jaiku.
Later, new features of Weibo services continued to be born. For example, Plurk had a Timeline that integrated video and photo sharing, while Identi and Pownce integrated Weibo with file sharing and event invitations.
The popularity of Twitter overseas finally made some people in China unable to sit still.
After Wang Xing, who had started his business from the school network, sold his company to Chen Xingzhou of Thousand Oak Entertainment in 2006, he created the first Social networks in China with the color of Weibo in May 2007. Penguin Corporation, as a company with 400 million Penguin users, couldn't help but give it a try after seeing the strong demand of users to post their status anytime and anywhere. On August 13th, 2007, Penguin went online.
This was the true history of Weibo.
Wang Cong's thoughts were simple. He wanted to start a Weibo too, but he wanted to take a different path!
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