The man he had met in Beverly Hills had handed over all his business on the mainland to Qin Guan's accounting firm. When he had returned to Thailand, he had shifted the focus of his business to China.
This kind of small matter was as easy as lifting a finger for the first-in-line heir of the Zhengda Group.
After helping Qin Guan, he would get some benefits.
The two of them already had business dealings because of their business, and now because of a personal matter, their relationship had taken a step forward.
Xie Hanren had decided to treat Qin Guan as a friend, so he invited Qin Guan to visit his house in Thailand after he was done with his work.
His father, second uncle, and third uncle, as well as seven or eight other people of the same age in their generation, were all very interested in this successful young man.
Very naturally, there was another layer of vague and indistinct relationship, and that was the commotion of the Meteor Garden a few years ago.
At that time, F4 was completely suppressed by Qin Guan, and the Thai princess, who was supposed to be infatuated with Hanazawa, changed her target and fell in love with Qin Guan.
There were many Chinese businessmen in Thailand who had connections with the mainland, but Xie Hanren and his family were the only ones who had connections with Qin Guan.
Of course, although the Princess didn't have any real power, she was still a symbol of the Thai people.
It was not a bad idea to let the princess meet her idol while inviting her Chinese friends to a banquet.
Qin Guan didn't know the reason, but he thought it was a good time to meet Qin Guan. It was a cold day, so he could take it as a vacation.
Xie Hanren didn't think that the princess was a big deal either. The two of them didn't ask any questions or think too much about it.
Since the private island had been set up, Tse, who wanted to have the most luxurious and romantic wedding, told Cecilia the date of their wedding and left with her without looking back.
Their wedding in Hong Kong was ruined, so Cong Nianwei returned to Beijing after her vacation.
Qin Guan went to Shanghai with the crew.
That's right. When it came to filming scenes of the Republic of China, Shanghai was the first place that came to mind.
It was a place where people dressed in cheongsam, with red lips and fair skin, where embroidered shoes and red dancing shoes coexisted, where pictures of court ladies and western-style clothes intersected.
It had once been the most luxurious city in China and abroad, as well as the most luxurious city of that era.
Shanghai had a unique taste. It was a philistine city, but it was also a money-worshiping city.
However, one couldn't ignore the romantic style of Shanghai, nor could one ignore the elegance and grace of Shanghai.
Style, this word, was deeply rooted in this city.
Even if they were gold diggers, they would only enjoy the scenery of the falling plum blossoms in winter. They would not ruin the scenery by putting on fox fur coats. Or they would only sip on iced tea under the hottest summer sun.
They would never save money for style, nor would they lose their style for money.
For the Northerners, it was unreasonable, but they had done it to the extreme, which made them even cuter.
In the end, he couldn't be bothered to argue with them, lest they became petty.
However, Director Ang Lee, who had come to the old Shanghai street scene, was not stingy at all.
In order to build the Nanjing East Road in his mind, he even tore down the original set that Stephen Chow had left behind for filming, which was built according to the old Shanghai, without leaving a single thing.
They abandoned the somewhat exaggerated Paramount Gate, and instead reconstructed it according to the old photos of the Republic of China without a single mistake.
Even the trams were running on electricity.
Even the number plates on the rickshaws pulled by the extras were meticulously copied from relevant documents of that era.
The desk in Mr. Yi's office outside the most common room for mahjong was a real antique produced during the Republic of China.
It was done meticulously and meticulously.
Qin Guan felt bitter in his mouth.
He had finally met the type of director he didn't want to meet. To put it nicely, he was seeking perfection, but to put it bluntly, he was a coward.
The voices of the women behind him confirmed Qin Guan's idea.
They were Chong Chen, He Saifei and Tang Wei, who had been friends with him ever since they had joined the crew.
The appearance of these three women seemed to have turned back time by a few decades, returning to the era of chivalry and tenderness where the flames of war raged.
Qin Guan could see that they had been trained by professionals in every aspect.
Fortunately, the Mr. Yi that he was going to play was a Mandarin speaker.
Otherwise, a man like him wouldn't be able to speak Shanghainese.
Among the three women, Chong Chen had just finished working with Qin Guan, so she acted as the introducer without any hesitation.
"Come here, Qin Guan. Let's get to know each other. Professor He Saifei, I don't need to introduce you."
"Hello, Professor He. I liked your role as Yang Jiuhong in 'The Big House'. "
"Now that I have seen you in person, you are indeed a rare beauty."
No matter how old a woman was, she would always like to be praised from the bottom of her heart.
Moreover, the handsome man in front of her had complimented her appearance. The middle-aged actress was overjoyed.
However, Teacher He Saifei, who was originally an opera actress, was also soft and gentle when she was happy. She used the accent of a Jiangnan woman to softly thank him.
The atmosphere was good. Chong Chen's smile was as wide as it could be. She dragged Tang Wei over to Qin Guan and introduced him to him.
'Here, this is your little lover in the movie, Tang Wei. Strictly speaking, you are the same age in this episode.'
"You are my senior, Qin Guan. You should take good care of her."
Tang Wei had been older than Qin Guan for almost two years, but she had always been in the circle.
If it weren't for Director Ang Lee's large-scale casting, this girl would probably be like many graduates of the Chinese Academy of Drama. She would have wasted her best years, and then her dreams would be ground away by reality. In the end, she would embark on the path of an ordinary person.
After all, Tang Wei, who was 79 years old, was no longer in the prime of her life for an actress. She was 28 years old. In any city, she would be heading straight for the road of an older woman.
Therefore, Tang Wei, who was able to get this opportunity, was going all out.
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