The reason for choosing "Happy Street" as the primary target of our analysis is not because we have high hopes for the film, but because it is the best solution for the Spring Festival season.

Ye Chu's popularity is well-known; her New Year's greeting to fans last night even made it to the trending topics list amidst a sea of ​​Spring Festival Gala discussions. Ye Chu's fans are also famously fierce; as long as they criticize "Happy Street" to the point of being worthless, how could they not attract attention?

By leveraging Ye Chu's name, we can make a great start to the new year and earn even more success. In the coming year, we're sure to earn even more!

I've heard that several content creators on YouTube have gotten quite rich lately. The producers of the Spring Festival films have bribed them to write glowing reviews. Unfortunately, Lao Liu, the quick-witted YouTuber, isn't one of them. Therefore, he's decided to use the harshest and most critical language to critique Ye Chu and her film "Happy Street," hoping to enhance his own appeal to the public.

After picking up his ticket and buying a bottle of water, the talkative Lao Liu walked into the theater.

The moviegoers around him were either holding juice or cola, or carrying a large bucket of popcorn or fries. Fast-talking Lao Liu, a little envious, bought a small bucket of popcorn as well.

Since he would be writing a movie review on his phone while watching the film, the fast-talking Lao Liu chose a seat in the very front row. The lighting in the front row was slightly better, so his eyes wouldn't hurt in the dark.

After settling in, the fast-talking Lao Liu was surprised to find that the attendance at "Happiness Street" was actually quite good. He had arrived early, and the theater was already more than half full.

"Probably a fan of Ye Chu," Lao Liu thought dismissively. He held a natural contempt for popular celebrities like Ye Chu.

Just as he was pondering from which angle to criticize the film, a familiar shrill voice rang in his ears, and the vein on Lao Liu's forehead throbbed.

Unfortunately, that family of five actually ended up in the same theater as him and even sat next to him!

"No, no!" the little boy cried. "I want to see 'The Story of the Lanterns'!"

The mother gently persuaded, "It's all Dad's fault, he bought the wrong tickets. But the movie is about to start, we can't get a refund..."

The little boy was still crying and fussing. The boy's father looked at the elderly couple behind the child: "Dad, Mom, these tickets are non-refundable now that we've bought them. We can't just let two hundred yuan go down the drain, can we? I think this movie is pretty good; it stars Ye Chu. You two watch 'Half a Day' and that melodramatic movie she's in all the time; don't you really like her?"

The elderly couple, who were about to scold their son, fell silent upon hearing this. They then gave their grandson New Year's money and chocolates. The family made a ruckus for a long time before finally stopping the little boy's crying. Fast-talking Old Liu, listening nearby, felt his head spinning.

As the family continued their bickering, more and more audience members gradually entered the theater. When the little boy finally calmed down, the fast-talking Lao Liu was surprised to find that the theater was almost full.

In the final second before the lights went out, the quick-witted Lao Liu glanced around the room. There were men, women, young and old; it seemed not everyone there was a fan of Ye Chu.

With the Spring Festival film season so poorly completed this year, Lao Liu, the quick-witted man, muttered to himself that everyone had no other choice.

After a long pre-movie advertisement, the familiar dragon logo came into view. Fast-talking Lao Liu perked up:

It's here!