Why would the Japanese artists be reluctant to do so? The reason was simple. It was very miserable to be an artist in Japan. After all, Japan was like a maggot in the world. Moreover, the people of Japan were not very interested in entertainment stars.
If you don't believe me, just look up the Japanese celebrity rankings. At least 48 out of the top 50 are female leads in A-rated movies. The dead Takakura Ken is still ranked at the top because of a movie from 40 years ago, "The Chase".
This showed the tragedy of the Japanese entertainment industry.
If you don't act in adult films, you won't be able to make a name for yourself!
The few Japanese artists brought by Kato Ichime were all eager to find a chance to survive in Hua Xia.
Because in their impression, Hua Xia was the easiest place to earn money, especially in the film and entertainment industry. Because even a random female star in Japan who was destroyed in an adult film could become a public figure in Hua Xia and attract tens of millions of fans …
And in Japan, there were probably not that many people who paid attention to the entertainment industry.
Therefore, they were all eager to get a chance to develop in Hua Xia. To them, developing in this land seemed to be the easiest and simplest thing. It didn't even require any ability.
Among the people who became famous in Hua Xia, there were not many who were capable. Most of them were scheming. As long as they could put down their dignity, any cat, dog, chicken, or duck could become famous.
As long as they could shamelessly hype themselves up, as long as they could treat themselves like a bus, becoming famous would be a matter of minutes.
Of course, these disappointed Japanese artists were not the only ones who had such thoughts. There were also many people in Hua Xia who wanted to sneak into the entertainment industry. They also had the same idea. They felt that as long as they could bury their faces in their own pants or other people's pants, they could become famous.
In fact, it was not that simple. It was almost impossible for any industry to become famous without putting in effort and only relying on unspoken rules and scheming to hype themselves up.
Of course, there were exceptions. After all, in this day and age, some people could not only bury their faces in other people's pants, but they could also bury several people at once …
The popularity created by unconventional means was also an illusion. Only the truly capable old artists could truly gain a foothold and walk step by step to the end.
After Kato Ishizhi left with his Japanese team, the scene was restored to order.
Ruan Qingshuang really admired Zuo Meiyan's methods.
In fact, Ruan Qingshuang wanted to stop Kato Ichizhi and his men at the door, but Zuo Meiyan said that it was inappropriate. Kato Ichizhi would cause trouble for them and create an excuse to cause trouble at Sky Entertainment.
Instead, he politely invited him in and explained the matter in front of everyone while slapping him in the face.
In this way, even if Kato Ichime wanted to do something, no one would stand on his side. They would only criticize him.
In short, Kato Ichizhi could only obediently scram back to Japan with his butt between his legs. He could no longer count on Japan's entertainment industry to get a share of the pie through Hua Xia. Hua Xia was a huge market. Not everyone could get a share of the pie just because they wanted to.
Zuo Meiyan had a very important principle. If a foreign artist wanted to gain a foothold in Hua Xia's entertainment industry, they had to be like Sun Yanzi and Lin Junjie. They had to be talented and have decent values.
Zuo Meiyan did not like anyone who wanted to rely on unorthodox means to become famous.
There was also a type of artist who did not have any inner qualities. For example, those who had no talent and no morals. Other than their hairstyle, they had nothing. They were the artists that Zuo Meiyan looked down on the most.
Moreover, these types of people were often very stupid and had no EQ. They relied on buying ghostwriters and zombie fans to make it seem like they were famous. They would often act like a big shot or something like that. It wasn't like Sky Entertainment Group didn't have such people.
They were the ones who relied on the company's operations to create a small stir. They felt that they could be compared to so and so in the future, they would become extremely popular. They were as handsome as a dog!
Then, they would not think about improving themselves. They would think about how to sleep with a beautiful female zombie fan. They would think about when to change to a cooler sports car … Once an artist had such messy thoughts, they would become useless.
There were such newcomers in Sky Entertainment every year. They were all mercilessly brushed aside by Zuo Meiyan!
Talent and modesty. Only an artist who had these two qualities could gain a foothold in the fan base. Anyone who had a bit of cleverness would be exposed sooner or later.
Being slandered was a matter of minutes. However, the entertainment industry today was different from the past. There was a strange phenomenon in the entertainment industry today. Once someone was slandered or scolded, it was easy to become famous. How many people became famous because they were scolded or scolded?
An actress with the surname Zhang was one of them. She became famous step by step because she was scolded. There was also a male actor with the surname Huang. He became famous because he was scolded. No one knew what kind of works they had or what kind of talent they had. They only knew that they deserved to be scolded.
This was enough. They could become famous even if they were scolded.
What a strange circle.
This was actually something that Xu Yun hated and disliked. Therefore, Zuo Meiyan was also dealing with this problem.
They couldn't control the artists of other companies, nor did they want to. However, when it came to their own artists, they had to punish them severely.
Zuo Meiyan would rather groom one person a year who could become famous for a lifetime than groom ten people a year. However, these ten people would only be famous for two years at most.
The second method was actually the style of Korea's entertainment industry. They formed a group. As long as they debuted, they would throw money at them. They would groom eight or ten people in one go. Then, in a short period of time, those ten people would be able to make money like crazy.
Therefore, Korea's entertainment industry groomed stars for the sake of making money. Whether it was the entertainment company or the artists under it, they all knew that they only had one chance to become famous, and only for a short period of time. Because they would be replaced by others the next year.
This was the Korean Wave. Very few people could stay popular for many years. In Korea, there had never been a case of such a long-lasting trend, even before the division of the peninsula. There were many Hua Xia. Not to mention God-level artists like Honshan, Jackie Chan, Dehua Dehua, there were also a lot of people who stayed popular for a long time.
However, Korea would create the kind of people who suddenly became popular. There would be such people every year. Moreover, every year, the people who became popular would go to Hua Xia to make money!
Performances, endorsements, and those who knew how to have fun could all get themselves onto Hua Xia's Spring Festival Gala.
Therefore, this was where both sides needed to learn from each other. Korea hoped to learn from Hua Xia's secret of making artists stay popular for a long time, and Hua Xia also hoped to learn from the Korean Wave's method of making people suddenly famous.
It could be said that both sides were taking what they needed from each other. It was very necessary.
The "husbands" of Min Ho, Soo Hyun, Joong Ki, and Hua Xia were all replaced in a short period of time.
Some Korean artists were really good. They had good qualities, high EQ, and were hardworking and motivated. They were worthy of learning from Hua Xia. This was something that Zuo Meiyan admired very much. However, those who came to Hua Xia to make money but insulted Hua Xia were the kind of people who should be rejected the most.
Many people felt that Korea's films were good and the production was good. The reason was that in a country that produced entertainment stars, if a basin of water was poured on ten people, three of them might have debuted. Out of five trainees, only two of them were ordinary people …
Therefore, they did not earn much from filming, but they had sufficient funds. Naturally, they could film good things. This also led to them not daring to act like big shots in the country. Even if they were very popular female stars, they would be slept with by their bosses. They did not even dare to breathe loudly.
The tragic series of videos in the Korean entertainment circle was just the tip of the iceberg.
This also led to their country's artists wanting to make money crazily once they came to Hua Xia. Once they made money crazily, they started to act like big shots. People were like this. When they had no money, who would dare to act like a big shot?
Only when you had money would you be a big shot!
It was because Hua Xia gave them too much face that some Korean artists liked to act like a big shot when they came to Hua Xia. There were some who brought 20 bodyguards, some who even had to have a meal with them, some who complained that five-star hotels were not good enough, and some who were always late for work …
All kinds of negative news could probably be written all over the front page of the website.
This was also a point that Zuo Meiyan wanted to remind those Korean stars who wanted to stay in Hua Xia. If they did so, she would not give them any face at all.
Coming to Hua Xia was to earn money from the people who spent it. Therefore, they had to be well-behaved and not find trouble for themselves. Those who acted like big shots would not be served.
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