Reborn Hong Kong Wild Age

Chapter 9 Gossip
Regarding Wu Jing's indignation, Gu Xiayang rolled his eyes and said: "The romance of an artist is itself a topical topic. Don't write nonsense for me if you make a newspaper yourself, or we will have a bad relationship with them, and we will become a weekly lace magazine." .”

"Brother Yang, you are right. When you are a media person, you must be fair and just, and you cannot report blindly."

Wu Jing's girlfriend Chen Jiahui agreed very much, saying: "When the time comes, you can help Amei clarify in the magazine that she has no fans, and she has no tattoos. A few days ago, Zhang Guorong was interviewed by the commercial station and said that they traveled together. At that time, I noticed Amei's left and right arms, no tattoos, she is a good girl."

"What Zhang Guorong said is definitely not wrong."

Wu Jing, who is a hardcore Zhang Pai, did not argue about Deng Cuiwen in front of his girlfriend, and then the topic gradually turned into gossip.

But more is what Chen Jiahui is saying. It is said that women are born with a heart of gossip. The gossip weekly in Hong Kong is selling well. A large part of the reason is that Hong Kong teachers and wives like to read it.

"By the way, Brother Yang, do you know that Huang Jinshen, who is on the street, married my family Su Rongrong in the United States?!"

"It's all reported, please, every female star you like will have their own feelings, so take care of yourself!"

The true and false emotional turmoil directly caused Zhao Yazhi's acting career in Hong Kong to plummet and was ridiculed by the audience.

The former Tvb sister, the highest-paid actress in the early 80s, was rejected for 25 invitations. It is said that she turned down 20 movies a year, which is unimaginable!
Hong Kong's gossip title kills without blood, and then what big brother angrily beats the bad boy, flying five meters in the air.Exaggerated titles such as Miss Xiong's 35-hour massacre of the city are the big killers of Hong Kong media gossip weekly.

In fact, the reason why Gossip Weekly is dubbed "Gossip" is to tell right from wrong, making it difficult to distinguish true from false.For the sake of sales, the privacy of various artists is widely advertised, and readers are naturally keen on this.

There is also a saying that the early Hong Kong Salty and Wet Weekly would paste gossip pictures on the key parts of the cover heroine who is extremely cool, and the function is a mosaic, which is also one of the gossip weekly.

Where there are celebrities, gossip is inseparable, and where there are gossip, paparazzi are inseparable. It is said that the paparazzi went to the United States to investigate Zhao Yazhi's marriage in the United States.

The entertainment industry in Hong Kong has been booming in recent years, and the professional paparazzi industry is also thriving.However, the notoriety index of Hong Kong's paparazzi often ranks first in Asia.

Hong Kong professional paparazzi did not initially serve the entertainment media, but some private detectives, law firms, insurance companies, etc., because such companies often need to do a lot of investigation work due to cases.

With the vigorous development of the entertainment industry, media such as "Daily Daily" began to hire professional paparazzi to track artists. Compared with ordinary reporters, they often have many ways to obtain first-hand information, so they are deeply trusted by media companies.

For example, the paparazzi will invite special people to act as "informal" paparazzi, such as teachers, lawyers, doctors, etc., and then use these people's relationships to bring them into high-end residential areas or private residences of celebrities, etc.

"Exploding houses", digging through trash cans, chasing cars, racing cars and even tapping phones, the paparazzi will do everything for all kinds of news.

Many entertainers in Hong Kong have a very rich nightlife and are easy to get out, so professional paparazzi will choose to lurk in the middle of the night.

There is a saying in their industry that "people are people during the day and dogs at night". When it gets dark, they are ready to pack up and go to the camp at any time.There are even some weekly magazines, "Everyone is a dog", as long as the boss gives an order, they will immediately change from "human" to "dog".

So Hong Kong's gossip magazines and paparazzi are hated by artists, but they are also highly praised by countless people who eat melons.

But Gu Xiayang definitely can't be a gossip weekly, otherwise the relationship with the artists is bad, and the positioning of the magazine is also extremely vulgar, which is completely outweighed by the gains.

What's more, he now has a clear goal, which is to create the first youth entertainment weekly in Hong Kong, with the main audience being middle school students.

"Jingle Bell--"

"Boss, Mr. Wang is here, and he said he has an appointment."

"You take him to the reception room first, and I'll be right over."

After tidying up his appearance, Gu Xiayang went to the reception room, opened the door and went in, and saw a middle-aged man with gray hair and British style clothes appearing in front of him.

This is a very eye-catching middle-aged uncle, exuding a mature charm. A man with this kind of charm is often a girl killer.

"Hi, I'm Wang Letai."

The middle-aged man got up and stretched out his hand, Gu Xiayang shook him and said, "Please sit down, I'm Gu Xiayang."

According to Uncle Wu Jing, this is a senior employee of Entertainment Weekly.

"I didn't expect you, Mr. Gu, to be so young and handsome enough, just like I was when I was young."

"Of course, I don't have as much money as Mr. Gu."

"Haha, let's get straight to the point!"

Wang Letai's simple sentence shortened the distance between the two and eased the atmosphere.

"Mr. Gu, you just set up the company in Central, so you are not afraid of losing money? Now many newspapers and periodicals in Hong Kong have moved their offices to Yuen Long and the New Territories due to sales problems, and fired many employees. money."

"You are young, so you focus on those successful examples. However, any Entertainment Weekly with a circulation of more than 5 copies is behind either "Ming Pao" or "Oriental Daily", which have a daily circulation of 10 million copies. Giants, the rest of the surviving newspapers and periodicals also fought extremely fiercely, it is not easy to count on this to make a lot of money!"

"I know."

Gu Xiayang nodded, but what Wang Letai said was somewhat alarmist.In fact, many weekly magazines in Hong Kong have produced them without relying on big trees.

For example, Lin Guoguan, who is now well-known now, was the first to work as a Hong Kong news reporter in the "Hong Kong Commercial Daily". He was good at running exclusive news, especially on pornography, gambling, and drug news. After working on a special topic for a while, I switched to "Today Daily", which mainly focuses on Fengyue news.

With certain qualifications in the newspaper industry, Lin Guoguan was appreciated by the boss of "Daily Daily" and invited him to set up a fresh and salty local magazine "Dragon Tiger Leopard".

After the success of "Dragon, Tiger and Leopard", Lin Guoguan decided to set up his own company and self-funded another salty and wet magazine of the same type, "Men's Man". , He also became a celebrity in the salty and wet book industry.

With the support of a big boss behind you, you can make drastic changes and even avoid many risks, but as long as your magazine is excellent and has its own characteristics, you don't have to worry about not being able to support it.After all, the entertainment industry in Hong Kong is now well-developed, and it is so difficult, as evidenced by the fact that hundreds of magazines are still crazily grabbing the market.

After patiently listening to Wang Letai's speech, Gu Xiayang smiled and said, "Didn't Mr. Wang deliberately come here to dampen my confidence? I know it is difficult to run a successful magazine, but it is because it is difficult that we sit in Tea here, isn't it?"

　Today coincides with my birthday in the lunar calendar. This book is officially signed. I hope you will support me a lot, thank you.

　　
　
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