Some people even directly shared online shopping links, saying, "Too far to eat? You can get it online!"
"As mentioned above, it is a new variety cultivated by botanists. It is indeed a flower designed to improve the desert environment, and it is also edible."
"Thanks for the explanation, I'll go buy two pounds and try it."
"You ordered it early, okay? The recipe is even on the package. In the movie, this is a dish that the people of Loulan City often eat, even the princesses and queens eat it the same way."
As soon as the news broke, the number of online shopping links for Loulan flowers skyrocketed.
We probably can't go to the desert city for the time being, but are there any problems with online shopping?
When this news spread, Yin Tian and her colleagues had another topic to discuss during their interviews.
Ask them if they have ever eaten Loulan flower?
Did you actually eat or were you faking it while filming?
Is Loulan flower delicious?
Which cooking method tastes best?
Yin Tian and others naturally transformed into publicity ambassadors, praising the product extensively, much like spokespeople.
Liu Yun had already explained to them that the Loulan flowers were all provided by the research institute and belonged to the plant branch of the research institute. Helping to promote them was a good thing.
To be honest, the Loulan flower does taste quite good.
Finally, Yin Tian specifically explained that it was because Director Liu had hired a master chef, and the food he made tasted very good.
Ultimately, whether a dish tastes good or not depends on one's own cooking skills.
Enthusiastic audience: ...That's absolutely true!
Besides being edible, Loulan flower does indeed have certain medicinal value.
Of course, that's for doctors; ordinary people can use it to make flower tea. In short, Loulan Flower became famous overnight.
For the Yan Kingdom, this means another plant that can be eaten.
Viewers then discovered that the film had quite a few hidden Easter eggs, and they needed to be good at finding them.
This did pique everyone's interest.
Of course, the internet has very strict control over movie clips; apart from those officially released, clips recorded in theaters cannot be uploaded at all.
Only a small amount of text spoilers are allowed; large amounts of text spoilers cannot be posted.
But that wasn't a video, so there's a lot of missing evidence.
If you're in a hurry to find something hidden, you'll have to go look at it again.
However, there are still many people who haven't watched it the first time!
Tickets are in high demand.
When Liu Yun set the release date for her film, other films were shocked and hurriedly changed their release dates due to technical reasons.
As for the technical reasons, and whose technical reasons... that remains unknown.
This is just like how every time you ask for leave, you say it's because "something came up".
Everyone was worried that Liu Yun would back out, so they were afraid of seeing an announcement due to technical reasons.
As a result, "China" was released as scheduled, while other films that had been scheduled much earlier were rescheduled.
Now that things have come to this, probably not many people remember their previous worries about being stood up.
Other factors contributing to the surge in the price of "Huaxia" are also among the reasons for this.
Actually, it doesn't matter whether other movies are refunded or not.
As I said before, a movie is only two or three hours long. If you like a particular movie, you can't possibly watch the whole thing and then stop watching others.
As long as the quality is good, everyone can make their own profit.
Just as the people of Yan were celebrating again, with the topic of a movie remaining the focus and no one able to steal the spotlight, a multinational naval exercise led by the United States finally began in mid-May.
When it comes to multinational military exercises, they put a lot of thought into setting this time.
Finding a time outside of the New Year holidays in Yan Kingdom is not easy.
This is the only way to focus the attention of the Yan people, let Yan know the strength of foreign countries, and thus undermine the Yan people's confidence in Yan.
Then, those who needed to be bribed were bribed, and those who needed to be turned against their cause were turned against their cause.
That's how it's always been done—sometimes we do it, and then we control and manipulate public opinion in Yan Country.
They're now in a desperate situation because Yan's network is like a tortoise shell; they can't get in.
Then many of those in control were arrested.
The method of controlling public opinion is no longer working.
Then we'll have to show off our muscles first.
Humans naturally admire the strong and aspire to be from powerful nations.
Although not everyone is like this, even if only a portion of them are, it can throw the Yan Kingdom into chaos, making it easier for others to take advantage of the situation.
This shift made the United States very uneasy, feeling that Yan was about to completely slip out of its control.
Therefore, this military exercise brought out a considerable amount of weaponry from its technological reserves.
Now, we can't worry about stockpiling anymore. We must make Yan realize the strength of our beautiful country, and at the same time, we must deter other countries from making any rash moves.
It's a win-win situation, so it's something we absolutely must do.
Although they cannot access the Yan Kingdom's network, the people of Yan Kingdom can come and go freely, and many Yan Kingdom people are also concerned about this exercise.
I punctually bypassed the firewall to watch the live stream.
Of course, it should be broadcast live; otherwise, the US's objective would be meaningless.
Every day they're either threatening this or threatening that. How can they threaten others if they don't broadcast live?
Not only did they broadcast live on the largest social media platform abroad, but they also pinned it to the top and gave it prominent recommendation.
We aim to make it visible to everyone who logs into the platform.
Regarding this, Liu Yun had asked Secretary Liu a long time ago: "Doesn't Yan Country have the right to broadcast live?"
Secretary Liu: "Huh? You're going to do a live stream?"
In the past, such things could only be seen on the external internet.
These kinds of messages are blocked on the internet in China, and it's not easy to even send a short clip.
Otherwise, why would foreign countries coin a term like "information cocoon" to criticize China?
Liu Yun believes this is a fact, but there is no other way for the country to maintain stability.
When you can't compete with others in terms of technology, it's terrifying when people's morale drops.
Besides, most people are content with living peacefully and don't need to hesitate too much.
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