Reborn Bao Guowei, I really didn’t want to be a great writer!

Chapter 90 Can the problem be solved this way?

Bu Wanchang has a Chinese-character face, a little chubby, and his eyes narrow when he smiles.

He had joined Liming Wei's film company five or six years ago as the production director and director. Now, the first film he directed, "Yu Jie Bing Qing", had just been released a few years ago.

He was twenty-seven years old at the time and had studied photography in the United States for a period of time. He could be said to be a rising star among directors in Shanghai.

He continued for Liming Wei: "What Mr. Lai said is exactly what I am worried about in the film industry today. Gentlemen are gathered together today. Can we discuss this topic?"

Today, while Du Yuesheng was organizing the game, almost all of the people present were masters from all walks of life, especially Zhang Taiyan, who could be regarded as the oldest person at the table and the one with the most extensive knowledge and connections. He was looking forward to sparking sparks during the discussion.

Du Yuesheng was very happy when he saw the lively discussion in the venue and the elegant literary and artistic speech. He immediately said: "I am Du, although I am not proficient in film art, but I like watching movies. Gentlemen, you can speak freely. Du Just think of it as learning.”

He talked for a while, which seemed like a lot, but when you think about it carefully, it was the same as not saying anything.

Of course, it is in line with his personality. He rarely makes comments about things he is not good at. If he has to say a few words, he just makes a haha.

Hu Die has entered the film industry since she was a teenager. Although she is young, she is naturally proficient in the topic of movies.

Today is also to make friends with more masters in this game.

She thought for a while and then said: "I have had some feelings recently. Maybe we should make more movies about family and country. The world is not peaceful now, and it is good to inspire everyone's patriotic feelings. I am just afraid that the audience will not like it."

Everyone in the audience also expressed their opinions, but the two above-mentioned issues, such as what form of film expression, and the subtle cultural invasion of foreign films, are really difficult.

It is really difficult to gain any new insights.

Most people are repeating the same old stuff with nothing new.

Zhang Tianyu, a famous artist in the art world, said: "This problem is also reflected in today's art world. Nowadays, everyone respects Western painting schools. There are many people who study oil painting and sketching, but there are fewer people who study traditional painting techniques. .”

After the Qing government was kicked out of the country, the cultural invasion from the outside world never stopped. No matter which cultural circle it was, the same problems were happening, and they even continued a hundred years later.

Afterwards, everyone turned their attention to Zhang Taiyan. This master of Chinese studies has always respected traditional culture, but he has never been repelled from pursuing advanced ideas.

It can be said that if you want to get a correct solution to the contradiction between China and the West, you may be able to get the answer by asking Mr. Taiyan.

Zhang Taiyan felt a little embarrassed when he saw everyone's eyes turning to him. He had indeed seen the movie, but it was still difficult for him to talk about it in depth.

And this is a very broad question. If we can get a definite answer, it can solve a lot of troubles.

Perhaps discuss it from a literary perspective?

Zhang Taiyan pondered for a while, but finally felt that something was wrong, and then turned to look at the disciple next to him who was listening attentively and innocently.

He suddenly remembered one of the purposes of his trip, and a plan formed in his mind.

It's time to let this kid feel depressed. He is always high-spirited and has a bad temperament for young people.

So he smiled and said to everyone present.

"I have seldom been involved in novel things such as movies in recent years. However, my disciple likes to read some miscellaneous books and has many different opinions on things. Why not let him tell you about it."

Zhang Taiyan smiled slightly, seeming very proud that he had tricked his disciples.

Bao Guowei, who was still drinking tea at the moment, was caught off guard and almost spit out a mouthful of tea.

"Sir?"

There was still a word he had not said.

Zhang Taiyan, you old boy tricked me!

Everyone in the venue looked at each other, a little disappointed when they heard that Mr. Taiyan was unwilling to speak.

Although they were introduced just now, they were all superficial, and someone even asked in a low voice below.

"Who is this young man? He looks like a high school student?"

"Bao Bingwen and Bao Guowei!"

"?"

"The same high school student who published the article "The Silent Majority" a few days ago recently had a collection of short stories published in The Times that was quite controversial."

Even Bu Wancang frowned slightly. He had no prejudice against Bao Guowei's identity as a high school student, but he just felt that they were separated after all.

Let a master like Zhang Taiyan talk about it, maybe he can draw parallels, but isn't it a little inappropriate to let a high school student comment?

When Du Yuesheng saw everyone looking embarrassed, he was already used to it. Zhang Taiyan had always had this character of thinking out of the blue.

But compared to others, he was more interested in Bao Guowei. He felt that this child always had a spirit in him, so he immediately came to the rescue and said.

"Although nephew Bingwen is young, he has always had profound insights into things and is meticulous. Du once heard Mr. Lin Yutang's evaluation of him."

Du Yuesheng was called the "Emperor of Shanghai", and people from all walks of life in Shanghai had to give him some face. However, he knew that he had no say in the cultural world, so he pulled Lin Yutang's words out.

"It is precisely because Bao Guowei was a student that he was able to write an article like "The Silent Majority". It is not only a meticulous observation of society, but also a youthful spirit and passion. And like the silent majority, we are Over the years, my spirit has been sharpened."

As soon as this comment came out, everyone in the venue took a second look at Bao Guoweiduo. Previously, Zhang Taiyan endorsed him, but most people thought he was his nephew. Now, with outsiders commenting, he is more trustworthy.

For a moment, all eyes turned to Bao Guowei. He didn't feel embarrassed, but he felt a little scared at being looked at.

He cursed Zhang Taiyan again in his heart, then stood up, bowed to everyone, thought for a while and then said.

"Thank you Mr. Du for your compliments. The students are a little scared. I have all heard what you just said in my heart. How about a concluding speech here?"

Liming Wei is a very open-minded person. After listening to Lin Yutang's evaluation, he had some expectations for Bao Guowei. As the person who asked the question, he said with a smile.

"Brother Bingwen, if you have any opinions, just say it."

Bao Guowei nodded gratefully. He didn't feel panic when faced with this scene. He just needed time to think, so he started to delay.

"What you have mentioned before is nothing more than two issues. One is the issue of film value orientation, that is, how to choose between serious films and entertainment films. Serious films can educate people, but they are not popular. Entertainment films are very popular, but Lack of value.”

"Gentlemen, is there anything wrong with what I said?"

When he said this, his head was already spinning rapidly.

Everyone present was silent, with big eyes staring at small eyes. The eyes seemed to say, did you say something? You don't seem to have said anything?

Do we still need to summarize?

But Du Yuesheng admired it very much. He had no choice. His education level was not high, and the people in front of him didn't talk about the key points in a roundabout way.

Now that Bao Guowei said this, he understood a lot and gave a thumbs up.

"My nephew Bingwen is right!"

But he was the only one present who said this. Even Zhang Taiyan turned his head and glanced at Bao Guowei strangely. There seemed to be a little regret in his eyes.

Apprentice seems to be in poor condition today?

Bao Guowei didn't want to do this, but this question was really difficult to answer, and he had no place to copy it!

The gentlemen and ladies present were eagerly waiting for Bao Guowei's follow-up.

The master would feel sorry for his disciple, and he would start to feel sad in his heart. When he turned around, his disciple couldn't say anything, so he came to the rescue.

At this time, a buzzword from a certain social software suddenly flashed in Bao Guowei's head.

"First ask if it is, then why!"

Inspired by this, he had a flash of inspiration, immediately integrated the knowledge of future generations in his mind, and blurted out.

"And I think this issue of value orientation is not a problem at all!"

As soon as these words came out, Zhang Taiyan, who was already there, almost fell under the table and glared at Bao Guowei, but then thought about the words carefully and seemed to figure out some meaning.

Everyone present frowned. You were asked to solve the problem, but you ended up denying the problem itself?

Some people's faces suddenly became unhappy, but on this occasion, no one jumped out to criticize Bao Guowei.

One is Mr. Du's game, and the other is Zhang Taiyan's apprentice.

His master is the leader in the troll world!

Most people are human beings and don't want to offend others, so they lower their heads and start eating if they don't want to hear anything.

Liming Wei's pupils shrank, as if he felt something coming into contact, but couldn't think of it for a while, waiting for Bao Guowei to continue explaining.

Bao Guowei paused for a moment, combined the various answers he had given in the past on something, added the knowledge from the school in his previous life, and finally spoke out his answer word for word.

"Because the question you gentlemen seem to be is that serious movies and entertainment movies cannot coexist, but philosophically speaking, this is an either/or dualism."

"In my opinion, we should look at this issue dialectically. Why can't serious movies be good-looking? And why can't entertainment movies spread good ideas?"

"The problem here has never been a theoretical problem, but a technical problem. Isn't it important to improve screenwriting and camera skills, improve narrative techniques, and let the audience see a movie that is both pleasing to the eye and thought-provoking?"

"And any movie cannot be separated from its audience. Should the audience for movies in our country today be tens of millions of common people, or the more knowledgeable literati and gentry?"

"People cannot understand things that are too serious. Only by popularizing and entertaining can we bring ideas to the masses."

“Only when tens of millions of citizens understand and understand the governor, can our country have hope of revitalization!!”

After saying this long sequence of words, everyone in the audience was shocked.

Let’s not talk about whether there are any problems with what Bao Guowei expressed. Just his approach from a philosophical perspective makes people’s eyes suddenly clear.

Not to mention the final sublimation to the common people and the national justice.

Bao Guowei's answer is this?

(End of this chapter)