After the agent conveyed the company's stance to several artists, the stars began to inquire about Longteng's recent activities in the stock market.
After all, according to Huaxia Star, the company's reduction in new projects is due to the stock market, and they must find out the stock market situation.
Lau Ching-wan and Chan Ho both went to Lung Teng, but they were quickly persuaded to go back by Annie.
When Chen Dong learned of this, he found it very difficult to understand. "I've been dealing with the stock market for the past few years and haven't had anything to do with the entertainment industry. Why are they coming after me?"
“Huaxia Star is run by Vivian Chow, and Vivian Chow has a close relationship with you.” Annie glanced at Chen Dong and said casually, “You are the one who holds the power behind the scenes, so of course everyone will come to you.”
No sooner had she finished speaking than Afang knocked on the office door again. "Chow Yun-fat, John Woo, and Sandy Lam are here together."
"Such a big star, why would he come to me?" Chen Dong was suspicious, but he could understand. It wasn't just Huaxia Star; most of the related entertainment companies and studios had gone bankrupt in this financial crisis.
The film and television industry has a close working relationship between producers and talent agencies. A change in one aspect can have far-reaching consequences. The collapse of one company or an incident involving one artist can very likely cause a project to fail.
The reason why Huaxia Star can still stand firm at present is twofold: firstly, it has a strong backer like Longteng, and secondly, it won two Oscars this year, making its position in the industry unshakable.
It is precisely because of Huaxia Star's stable position that many celebrities have set their sights on Chen Dong.
"Let them in," Chen Dong sighed.
The pressure didn't stop there. Soros continued to leverage the power of the media, giving several speeches in Hong Kong and Southeast Asian financial news outlets, stating that the current Hang Seng Index was undergoing "planned bankruptcy."
In other words, the decline in the Hang Seng Index was not the result of international speculators and hedge funds, but rather because the Hong Kong authorities were unable to resist the economic downturn, so they shifted the blame onto them.
News reports continue to portray the economic downturn and the authorities' inability to reverse it.
Some extreme experts and economists predicted that the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong would fall to 3,000 points. In addition, politicians joined the chaotic public opinion dispute, exaggerating the economic pressure of Hong Kong's return to China.
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