What is destiny?
Xiao Sheng Wenzhi said to Xiao Shang Yechu, "Fate is that the fortune teller said my father and mother would die, and then they both died."
Xiao Shangye asked, "Aren't you sad that they're dead?"
“I was sad.” Xiao Shengwenzhi picked up a piece of food, chewed for a long time, and slowly said, “Later I figured it out. They were destined to die, and nothing could change that. So I’m not sad anymore.”
Xiao Shang Ye Chu's heart clenched with pity and sympathy, and she pressed Xiao Sheng Wen Zhi's hand with her hand covered in chicken leg oil.
Xiao Sheng Wenzhi pulled her hand away, intending to scold Xiao Shang Ye Chu, but she froze when she saw the other person's face.
After a long pause, she murmured, "Ye Zi, why are you crying?"
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"Ye Chu, why are you crying? — Did the wind get in your eyes? You'd better close the car window."
Gu Wenhua asked cautiously.
"Okay, thank you." Shang Yechu raised her hand to press the window shut, a smile appearing on her face. "Is it possible to turn this kind of film into a comedy?"
"It's my fault," Gu Wenhua said remorsefully. "I thought that a commercial film with some comedic elements would attract a wider audience. So I added a little bit. Then, in order to pass censorship, I made the way it was introduced into a game..."
The director's words are all lies. Gu Wenhua's "little bit" is probably at least three times that.
Shang Yechu remained silent for a while. Then she asked, "Is Gao Sanfu's suggestion reliable?"
Gu Wenhua looked constipated: "Of course it's reliable. This...this...sigh."
Gu Wenhua struggled for a while before finally letting out a sigh of relief, and blurted out in a desperate tone, "I'll tell you the truth, Ye Chu. The rough cut of our film didn't pass the first review. I received a suggestion letter, which basically suggested changing the folk fantasy to a comedic fantasy. At the time, President Ji said you were filming, so I didn't dare tell you. I thought that the difference between folk fantasy and comedic fantasy wasn't that big, so I took it upon myself to change it and resubmitted it."
"I didn't expect it to pass so quickly this time... I received a call. But I felt there was something deeper in what he said. So I asked Mr. Gao Sanfu. He had connections, so he told me all this. He said we would receive news in less than a month."
Gu Wenhua felt somewhat ashamed to face Ye Chu for acting first and then informing her later. He stammered quite a bit.
A surge of cold anger rose in Shang Yechu's heart: "Since you already changed the subject matter a long time ago, why are you talking about being in such a hurry now? I think Director Gu is handling this with great ease!"
Gu Wenhua was taken aback: "Huh? Ye, Ye Chu, what I meant by 'extremely urgent' is about moving the film's release date forward. There are so many things that need to be discussed quickly, like publicity, editing, and scheduling—that's why it's so urgent—you…"
Gu Wenhua cautiously observed Shang Yechu's expression: "Did you think that when I said 'extremely urgent,' I meant changing the movie's name and genre?"
Shang Yechu was stunned for a moment, and then, like a ball that had been pricked by a needle, she let out a heavy sigh.
yes.
Changing the genre of a film is very common, and comedy is a versatile genre that can be thrown into almost anything. As for renaming, five out of ten films released in the Chinese entertainment industry have changed their names before their official release, so it's really nothing to worry about.
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