Wei Changfeng couldn't refuse outright, so he gave him his WeChat work account and phone number. Both he and Zhao Hui could log into this account, and Zhao Hui was the one who posted most of the content.

As for his private phone number, which is known to only a very few people, he generally doesn't leave it with his work partners.

At the dinner table, everyone chatted casually while eating, discussing the prospects for future cooperation and the design of the advertising shoot. The 4A company provided Ms. Yang with several drafts, but she was not entirely satisfied with any of them and said she would seek Wei Changfeng's opinion.

After discussing his work, Yang Xishu began asking him about his experience in Hengdian, including any interesting anecdotes from the set, who his co-star was, when the movie would be released, and so on.

For the parts that could be revealed, Wei Changfeng patiently answered each question; for the parts of the film that needed to be kept secret for the time being, he glossed over them.

Fortunately, Miss Yang was not demanding. She was actually quite content as long as Wei Changfeng talked to her and chatted with her. She didn't care much about the details of the movie.

After lunch, Yang Xishu led everyone on a tour of the clubhouse. In addition to the courtyard scenery and greenery outside, there were also many art collections inside.

She explained each piece one by one: which one her father bought at an auction, which one she selected from an international gallery, and which one was created by her older brother and sister's artist friends.

Wei Changfeng knew little about art, especially painting and sculpture, and found it all rather confusing. He couldn't appreciate some contemporary artworks at all.

He couldn't help but think of Lin Xiao. Although she majored in fashion design, he had heard her talk about French art during the few days they spent together.

In particular, during their later phone conversation, she mentioned that she, like the character depicted in that illustrated book, often visited museums or galleries on weekends and gained a lot from the experience.

"If only she were here, she would definitely be able to understand Miss Yang's introduction and know which of her family's artworks are more valuable," Wei Changfeng thought to himself.

Seeing him deep in thought, Yang Xishu immediately stopped and asked, "Was I being too boring?"

"Ah, no, it's just that I don't understand it very well, my artistic knowledge is too shallow," Wei Changfeng replied politely.

"No, no," Yang Xishu quickly waved her hand, then said, "Hey, a lot of these things were collected by my old man, and I don't understand them either."

After staying at the club for more than an hour, Wei Changfeng and Zhao Hui and their group said goodbye and returned to the company.

Zhao Hui felt quite relieved to see that Miss Yang was polite and well-mannered and did not make any inappropriate requests. At most, she only took a few photos with Wei Changfeng at the club.

He's the child of a big entrepreneur; he's disciplined and knows how to conduct himself.

What he fears most are nouveau riche, especially some middle-aged wealthy businessmen or women who have money in their families. They always have a domineering attitude towards celebrities, saying "I'm paying for this, so you have to listen to me." Even if it's just a simple business collaboration, they expect you to provide some other "extra services."

Before Wei Changfeng became famous, his company arranged many commercial performances for him in order to make money. The partners were from all walks of life, and there were some similar situations that made the star and his agent very embarrassed.

As Wei Changfeng's fame gradually grew and he gained some influence, he told the company frankly that if he encountered a partner who did not respect the artist, he would simply quit.

Fortunately, although the boss Wu Fei is greedy for money, he still has a bottom line and will not force any of his contracted artists to do anything that violates the rules.

However, if an artist has extraordinary ambitions and is not satisfied with the resources provided by the company, and is able to discover better resources on their own, he would certainly be happy to see that happen.

The premise is that as long as you don't mess around, don't get involved with fans, and don't do anything that tests the boundaries of the law, because he values ​​the company's reputation and the artist's future. He absolutely does not approve of taking risks in order to become famous.