Liang Liang flatly refused the invitation from the sweet girl to attend the groundbreaking ceremony of the Lai family's building.

We absolutely must not get involved in the Lai family's affairs. They have about two and a half more years of glory left, after which everything will fall apart.

To avoid being caught in the crossfire when the building is about to collapse.

Besides, Liang Liang felt he had no right to get involved; as an ordinary citizen, it was better for him to stay away from those influential figures.

Distance makes the heart grow fonder; the farther apart you are, the safer you are.

The day after their 1997 Love Songs concert, the Blue Shark Band rushed to Hong Kong to participate in a "Stars Shine for Po Leung Kuk" celebration of the city's return to China.

With Hong Kong's return to China, various performances and events have sprung up, but this time TVB's event is quite high-class, with many first- and second-tier Hong Kong stars participating.

Blue Shark is an absolute big name in inland China, but it's not considered one in rural Hong Kong.

The Gao Hua people won't take you too seriously; no matter how famous you are, you're still from the mainland.

At this point, Han Chui stopped being polite and argued for Blue Shark's performance spot, saying that they couldn't let Blue Shark get the first few acts!

Liang Liang didn't care much about this. When you're on someone else's turf, you have to follow their customs. It's only natural that they arrange for you to appear first. There's no need to fight over such superficial things.

Finishing the performance early means getting some rest.

When you come to Xianggang, you will inevitably visit old friends.

Strictly speaking, Liang Liang's friends in Xianggang include Chen Min and Jin Meng, while others can only be considered half-friends, and some are not even half-friends.

Upon arriving in Xianggang, Liang Liang naturally visited Chen Min with valuable gifts as soon as possible.

Chen Min had saved his life once, and he could never forget that life-saving grace.

Chen Min was very pleased with Liang Liang's arrival and introduced him to some things about Xianggang.

Upon hearing that Liang Liang had started making movies, Chen Min expressed interest and said he could make a cameo appearance in Liang Liang's film.

After meeting with Chen Min, Liang Liang went to Jinmeng Company to visit Lao Jin.

Jin Hao is now considered a registered resident in Xianggang, and with assets exceeding 100 million yuan, he is considered a third-tier wealthy individual in the city.

Jinmeng Company holds the distribution rights for audio-visual products from Haiyun Audio-Visual Company in Southeast Asia, Australia, North and South America. These products alone can bring him nearly HK$100 million in revenue each year.

Recently, the album by the original Hanmei duo was released in the United States under their management, and has already sold over a million copies in four months.

The album profits in the United States are much higher than those in Hong Kong, Taiwan and mainland China, since the settlement is in US dollars. This album actually brought in millions of US dollars for Ocean Melody Entertainment.

In addition, all of Haiyun Audio-Visual's works, introduced by Jinmeng Company, have achieved remarkable success overseas, with even the worst album selling over 100,000 copies.

Therefore, Jin Hao was all smiles when he saw Liang Liang.

After some insincere pleasantries, the conversation turned to the main topic.

Liang Liang came here with a matter to attend to: he planned to introduce the B An Band to the mainland.

At this time in my previous life, the B An band suddenly became incredibly popular in mainland China, reaching its peak around 1998, 1999, and 2000.

Now that they have their own record company, they need to consider the profits that the B An Band can generate.

B-An is very popular overseas, especially in Hong Kong and Taiwan, but is still relatively unknown in mainland China.

Even if Haiyun acquires the agency rights for the B An band in mainland China, they still need to put in some effort to promote the band and make it famous.

In her previous life, B An's red hair and Huang Jiajun's death were closely related.

But they're living a good life in this life, so they need other reasons to create hype.

Jin Hao had no objection to Haiyun's request for mainland authorization from the B An band, as it was a mutually beneficial arrangement, and he naturally wanted to support it.

With both leaders having made the decision, the rest was up to the subordinates.

"Xiao Liang! Have you ever thought about holding a concert in Taiwan? If so, I can arrange for you to go to the Taipei Arena. The people of Taiwan really want you to perform there."

Jin Hao's words were entirely true; with the easing of relations between the mainland and Green Island in the past two years, cultural exchanges have been increasing.

Blue Shark's first three albums were all released on Green Island and achieved great success.

Cumulative sales reached six million copies.

However, their latest album was not released on Green Island; it was rejected by the authorities.

Although the album was officially rejected, pirated copies still appeared on the market in Green Island.

This album, which was rejected by the authorities, is said to be the number one pirated album on Green Island.

Blue Shark does have a large following on Green Island, and if they really go, every show will be sold out.

Liang Liang shook her head: "I'm not going!"

Jin Hao was surprised: "You can earn more from one performance in Taiwan than you would from five performances in mainland China."

"Hehe! Mr. Jin! If they let us sing any song, I'll go. But if they only let us sing those love songs, I won't go."

Imagine Liang Liang singing "The Red Flag Fluttering" and "I Love You, Motherland" at the Taipei Arena. How would those islanders feel? What expressions would those politicians have?

If the other party allows him to sing freely, Liang Liang immediately agrees to go on tour to Green Island.

But if he's only asked to sing love songs, he won't go.

Jin Hao thought about it carefully and shook his head: "Songs with political leanings are probably not allowed; the Taiwan authorities won't approve them."

"That's settled then. I would never go to a place like that that would make me feel depressed to hold a concert."

Being in a good mood before a concert is a major factor in ensuring the quality of the performance. If you are feeling extremely uncomfortable, you can imagine what kind of performance you will deliver.

"Sigh! It seems impossible to arrange for you to hold a concert at the Taipei Arena. How about arranging for Ocean Waves?"

The new album by the girl group Ocean Waves has been on the market in mainland China for over a month now. In Hong Kong, the Hong Kong version was also released by Golden Dream Company on the 30th, and it has already sold 80,000 copies in just two days.

Jin Hao was captivated by the new singing style of the Sea Waves girl group, and he also wanted to launch such a girl group.

"They can do it!"

Whether it's the band or the girl group, Hai Lang Hua's songs don't have any political leanings; they're mostly love songs, so performing on Green Island shouldn't be a problem.

"We plan to release the Taiwan version of their girl group's album next month, and invite them to appear at the Taiwan release ceremony on the day of release, followed by a tour in Taiwan."

Liang Liang did not object to this.

He transferred almost all the signature songs of the generation of female singers from Taiwan in the late 1990s to the original band, Ocean Waves.

In the past two years, no representative female singers have emerged on the island of Taiwan.

At this time, it would be perfect to make the sea waves an idol for the teenagers on the island.

If Zhao Lunjie also becomes an idol for Taiwanese youth, then Taiwan will have to pay a heavy price for de-mainlandization.

It's time to bring Zhao Lunjie out too.