"No problem, I will perform another English song at tomorrow's party, I promise you won't be disappointed."
After confirming that the other party had no ill intentions, Wang Yueheng smiled and nodded in agreement.
Let alone an English song.
As long as it's related to bringing cultural relics home, even ten songs will only take a few minutes.
"No, no, no, this budget must be paid."
"Our great Britain has its own national conditions, and has always respected the hard work of cultural artists. We will not take advantage of them for free."
"Besides, this money will be paid by our competitors."
Cameron smiled slightly and continued to insist on his suggestion to pay for the song.
The standard British accent even incorporated translations of some popular Chinese internet slang terms.
Clearly, they frequently browse cultural and entertainment news related to China.
Upon hearing his superior's words, Alexandre's face turned ashen, and he was utterly helpless.
He dares to swear.
If Cameron's words were circulated online, he would definitely be impeached by the majority of British citizens!
Ultimately, this led to his forced resignation as Minister of Culture.
If it weren't for Cameron's recommendation to become the museum's director, and his knowledge that Cameron had a nickname "China expert," he would have been in trouble.
Alexander was almost starting to suspect that his leader was a spy from China!
"In that case, Mr. Cameron, my music royalties are very high."
Having grasped the other party's thoughts, Wang Yueheng smiled knowingly and replied solemnly.
How tall?
"At least five million... pounds."
Wang Yueheng directly quoted the copyright licensing fee for his songs performed in the country.
The only difference this time is the currency unit.
That's equivalent to 41 million Chinese yuan.
"You're robbing me!"
"Five million pounds for the copyright to a song! Do you think our British government is stupid?!"
Alexandre could no longer hold back and immediately rebuked him.
Although he had heard of Wang Yueheng's reputation through the assassination of the former president of the United States.
But no matter what, the other party is also a newcomer from China who has just started out.
Why should this Chinese singer's new song be priced like the works of the world's top stars?
"Mr. Alexandre, please don't misunderstand. The five million is the price for the song's performance license; the copyright still belongs to me."
"If the full copyright is purchased, the price of this song will be 20 million pounds."
Wang Yueheng looked at the short, stout Englishman Alexandre, whose face was ashen, and offered his price with a polite smile.
The full copyright of an English song costs 160 million Chinese yuan and can be used in various occasions around the world.
In fact, Wang Yueheng did not consider it particularly expensive.
This is considered giving face to Minister Cameron, who cares about China.
At least it makes it less difficult for him to ask his competitors for funding.
"Hiss~"
I heard that Wang Yueheng quoted a copyright fee with a nonchalant air.
The Chinese diplomats in the room all gasped in surprise.
Has this young singer become so valuable these days?
The licensing fee for just one song is as high as five million pounds!
The copyright fees alone exceeded 100 million Chinese yuan!
Even if all the salaries of all the staff in the embassy were added together, they would still work until retirement.
It probably can't even compare to the royalties from a single song by Wang Yueheng...
Terrifying!
Peng Yingli, Jiao Weimin, and others turned their attention to Cameron.
I wonder how this cultural minister, who is friendly to China, will react to such an exorbitant copyright fee.
“Mr. Wang Yueheng is right. From the perspective of strength and status, he is qualified to make such a request.”
"I don't like borrowing things from outside, so if I'm going to use it, it has to be fully copyrighted."
"Young man, I look forward to your performance tomorrow night!"
Cameron did not hesitate at all after hearing Wang Yueheng's offer.
He immediately stated that he was prepared to buy the full copyright of the English song he was about to create.
Of course, as is customary.
The other party will only decide whether to continue paying for the song after it has been released.
Even if the government is the one who gets ripped off.
It's also impossible to spend 20 million pounds to buy the full copyright of a song that hasn't even been released yet.
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