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Chapter 603 Husband
"Really?" Chen Hong did not doubt it, but responded with a slight curl of her lips as her emotional value was satisfied.

"Yeah." Wang Shu.

Even though he responded so decisively, he actually didn't think about it at all.

However, because of the character he has always portrayed, Chen Hong believed what he said.

"I miss you too." Chen Hong couldn't help but reply when she saw Wang Shu's text message.

"Have dinner together?" Wang Shu asked.

"No, it's not good if someone sees us." Chen Hong's reason prevailed.

"Let's go to my apartment. I'll pack some food and bring it back for us to eat together." Wang Shu suggested.

"No, I don't have time today." Although Chen Hong was very tempted, she really couldn't spare the time, so she could only reply like this.

"Then when are you free?" Wang Shu asked.

"I'll talk to you when I have time, be good~" Chen Hong.

"Okay." Wang Shu.

Then she replied, "Call me husband."

Chen Hong smiled faintly when she saw the message and deliberately replied: "Good boy, little husband~"

"Nonsense, how is it small?" Wang Shu.

Chen Hong understood immediately, and couldn't help but rub the silk with her hands while replying: "Big husband~"

"I miss you." Wang Shu replied.

Chen Hong also wanted to do that at this moment. She wished that Wang Shu would be right beside her and hold her down and fuck her hard...

However, reality is not like this.

Reply: "I miss you too, but I really can't spare the time today. I'll tell you when I'm free."

"Okay? Big hubby~"

After Huayi went public, several celebrity billionaires were born overnight.

As the most prominent non-Huayi employee, Wang Shu is bound to become the topic of conversation among people inside and outside the circle.

It’s not that he wants to be high-profile, but since he owns shares in Huayi when it goes public and is one of the shareholders, it will inevitably be made public.

Because listed companies need to disclose their shareholder information on a regular basis through public channels (such as the company's official website, stock exchange website, etc.) in accordance with relevant regulations of the securities market.

This information usually includes the name of the shareholder, the number of shares held, the shareholding ratio, etc., so that investors and the public can understand the company's equity structure.

Therefore, it was impossible for him to hide.

Whether it is his name, the number of shares he holds, the shareholding ratio, or the related relationships, they are all clearly disclosed.

It is clearly written in black and white.

Now, everyone knows that he owns 500 million shares of Huayi, with a market value of four or five hundred million.

"Is Wang Shu really worth 500 million now?" Chen Kaige asked in surprise when he saw Chen Hong.

Director Chen found it hard to accept this information.

Wang Shu, a self-taught actor, won the Oscar for Best Director, which stole the limelight from him as the Palme d'Or Director, which made him very uncomfortable.

Now, he even owns shares in Huayi and is worth 5 million?

Damn it, how come all the good things happen to him?
So angry, so congested!
"Wang Shu's name and shareholding ratio are clearly written in the prospectus released by Huayi, and there is also confirmation from Huayi. In addition, Huayi's sudden investment in "Travel to Taipei" is enough to prove it."

"So it must be true."

Chen Hong responded in a flat tone.

She knew clearly that Chen Kaige had always been unhappy with Wang Shu, and she knew that Chen Kaige would definitely feel extremely uncomfortable upon hearing the news.

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but curl his lips secretly.

Wang Shu has always respected Director Chen.

Director Chen, on the other hand, is petty and narrow-minded.

"Is it true?" Director Chen did not hear what he wanted to hear.

I suddenly became withdrawn and didn't want to talk.

Miss him and sign a letter of intent with Shanghai Film Group.

Just by agreeing to film a few movies for Shanghai Film Studio, he can earn tens of millions.

These tens of millions are not even the director’s salary.

The director's salary is calculated separately.

It was something he was proud of and could brag about inside and outside the circle.

As a result, compared with Wang Shu's sudden transformation to a net worth of 5 million, he suddenly pales in comparison.

In addition to Wang Shu, Feng Xiaogang also suddenly became worth 2 million.

One by one, they all rode on his head.

Director Chen, who was very concerned about his reputation, was very upset.

Seeing that Director Chen didn't say anything, Chen Hong didn't say anything and continued to busy herself with her own work.

End of the world.

There are also hot posts discussing how Wang Shu suddenly became a billionaire with a net worth of 5 million yuan.

Title: "Incredible! Wang Shu actually owns 500 million shares of Huayi and is now worth nearly 5 million!"

Content: "Huayi went public and disclosed information about its shareholders, among which was Wang Shu's name."

"After confirmation from Huayi employees, this Wang Shu is exactly the Director Wang we all know."

"And why Director Wang owns Huayi's shares, I think many people have realized the reason, right?"

"That's right. When the filming of Taipei Trip was underway, the investors had clearly already confirmed their shares, but what was unexpected was that Huayi suddenly joined in."

"Rumor has it that Huayi was able to join because Director Wang divided a portion of the shares held by Yikeshu Company."

"Many people are confused. Director Wang and Huayi have never been on the same page. Why did he suddenly give his investment share to Huayi?"

"Therefore, a series of messy rumors spread, including that Li Binbin hooked up with Director Wang."

"These rumors are all reasonable and sound plausible, except for the lack of evidence."

"Now, the truth has come to light."

"It's not what was rumored before, but Director Wang and Huayi exchanged equity!"

"As for why Director Wang exchanged equity with Huayi?"

“I think anyone who has seen Director Wang’s The Wolf of Wall Street will understand that this is clearly in the style of Director Wang.”

“Presumably, he wanted to bring The Wolf of Wall Street to the big screen a long time ago and learned a lot of financial knowledge for this purpose.”

"Having knowledge of this aspect, he subsequently exchanged equity with Huayi."

This post is well-reasoned and even Wang Shu would silently give it a thumbs up when he saw it.

Because of the analysis in the post, it is clear why he made "The Wolf of Wall Street" and why he understands finance.

"The Wolf of Wall Street" is an autobiographical novel, but no one has ever made it into a film.

Therefore, it is impossible for Wang Shu to suddenly turn it into a script and put it on the big screen.

I just came across this autobiographical novel very early on, developed a passion for finance, and then started studying it.

This is in line with Wang Shu's desire to become rich overnight as a rural man who ventured into the big city. Everything is connected and reasonable.

In other words, Wang Shu did not suddenly understand finance.

Instead, the poor boy went to a big city to venture into the world of wine and women and dreamed of getting rich overnight. He happened to see "The Wolf of Wall Street", and the various things in the film made him see the possibility of getting rich overnight in the financial industry, and he began to learn and accumulate relevant knowledge.

Or, Wang Shu somehow came across the autobiographical novel "The Wolf of Wall Street" (pirated version) in his hometown, and then ran to Beijing to make a living.

In short, with the disclosure of this information, many people can imagine why Wang Shu understands finance.

And, they all make sense.

1L: "It's hard to believe. Geniuses are still working so hard. How can ordinary people like us survive?"

2L: "I said that Wang Shu and Li Binbin had nothing to do with each other. Li Binbin has someone behind him. How could he tolerate that? Now the truth is out, right?"

3L: "Wow, he's worth nearly 5 million. I'm so jealous."

4L: "I want to give birth to a child for Director Wang, is there any good way?"

Wang Shu was talking about a lot of topics at this moment, and he was very enthusiastic. Han Sanping couldn't help but call him to consult about the company's listing and other related matters.

This ambitious man couldn't sit still when he saw Huayi's market value reaching 120 billion after the first day's closing after its listing.

Wang Shu was not stingy and chatted with them for a while.

In the original timeline, China Film Group went public in 2016, and its stock price hit the daily limit on the first day of listing, with a market value of up to 240 billion.

However, the composition of China Film Group was rather complicated, and Wang Shu did not think of getting the original shares of this company.

Even though he knew that China Film Group was a leading state-owned enterprise and its listed stock would inevitably soar, he was not very interested.

Because he couldn't get the original shares of China Film.

"What do you think? If China Film Group goes public, will it be successful? Will it be a joke if no one buys the stocks?" Han Sanping hoped to get the answer from Wang Shu to fulfill his determination to push China Film Group to go public.

In fact, when China Film was first established, its goal was to go public.

As early as 2004, China Film Group Corporation attempted to go public on the Hong Kong stock market, but the listing was shelved due to restrictions by the competent authorities on foreign investment in the mainland media and entertainment industries.

In 2007, the listing plan was launched again, but due to many factors such as the global financial crisis, the listing plan was shelved again.

At the end of 2010, China Film Group Corporation, together with seven other companies including China National Radio and Television, Jiangsu Radio and Television, and China Unicom, established China Film Co., Ltd. with a registered capital of 7 billion yuan.

China Film Corporation has once again launched its listing plan in an effort to obtain capital entry ticket for China Film Co., Ltd.

But after that, there was no news for a while.

It was not until 2014 that China Film Co., Ltd. released a prospectus, stating that it planned to raise 46.18 billion yuan and list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

However, in February 2015, China Film Co., Ltd.’s review was suspended due to incomplete application materials. The pre-disclosure information was updated in June of the same year, and it passed the IPO review meeting in July of the same year.

The following year, in 2016, it was successfully listed.

At this time, private enterprises such as Huayi, Guangxian, and Hualu Baina have already successfully listed.

The reason why China Film Group failed to become the number one domestic film company is not only due to institutional constraints and bloated organizations, but also due to its slow decision-making.

These are the reasons why China Film Group failed to go public early.

The slow decision-making is closely related to the fact that Han Sanping offended some people when he pushed for internal reforms in China Film.

Although Han Sanping didn't know much about finance, he knew that going public could raise funds, and with funds there would be money.

If you have money, you can do a lot of things.

He is ambitious and wants to do many things.

How
Wang Shu smiled and continued, "Director Han, as the leading state-owned enterprise, China Film Group Corporation will definitely not be lower in market value than Huayi as long as it can go public."

"Are you so confident?" Han Sanping asked.

Wang Shu said with a smile: "China Film is a state-owned enterprise and a leader in the industry."

"I have confidence in Huayi, so how can I not have confidence in China Film?"

Han Sanping asked a soul-searching question after hearing this: "Since you have confidence in China Film, why don't you have any thoughts about its equity?"

Wang Shu was speechless after hearing this. Is this something he could answer?

Not to mention that he had no reason to want to get involved.

Even if there is, can it be obtained?
For example, in the original timeline, when China Film established China Film Co., Ltd. in late 2010, which of its co-invested companies was not a state-owned enterprise?
This thing is not something he can get involved in!
Wang Shu then asked back with a smile: "Boss Han, can I get my hands on China Film's shares?"

When Han Sanping heard this, he suddenly realized that he had made a fool of himself.

"So in your opinion, if China Film can go public, it will become a film and television stock that is no weaker than Huayi?" Han Sanping asked.

Wang Shu smiled and replied: "As long as you can push China Film Group to go public, it's 100% certain."

"As a private enterprise, Huayi's stock price has soared after its listing, not to mention that China Film is a state-owned enterprise and the industry leader."

I chatted with Han Sanping for a while, and didn't talk much more.

Whether China Film Group can go public depends on whether he can clear away internal obstacles.

At the same time, Sun Li and Deng Chao were also talking about Wang Shu's net worth of 5 million yuan.

Sun Li looked at Deng Chao and said, "No wonder Director Wang chose Li Binbin to play the leading role in Taipei Trip. It turns out that he exchanged equity with Huayi?"

Deng Chao is an artist of Huayi. Hearing this, he was envious and amazed and said, "I just learned about these things now."

After that, he added regretfully, “I thought Director Wang had reached some cooperation with Huayi, and would schedule a film in the future. Then, artists like us from Huayi would have a better chance of getting a role.”

“I didn’t expect that it was an exchange of equity.”

"Now, Director Wang, a director who is not affiliated with Huayi, is worth more than Director Feng."

Sun Li was also amazed: "Nearly 5 million!"

"My pay is only 100 million yuan. How many movies do I have to act in to earn 5 million yuan?"

Deng Chao remained silent. Unless his pay for films skyrocketed in the future, he would never be able to earn that much in his lifetime.

Sun Li then blinked and said, "Now that Director Wang has money, will he plan to make another blockbuster?"

When Deng Chao heard this, his eyes lit up, and then he reacted: "The market value is not something that Director Wang has money in his hands."

"Unless Director Wang sells off his shares."

"But I heard from people in the company that I can't sell it now. I need to hold it for a few years and wait until the ban is lifted before I can sell it."

"So, Director Wang is now worth nearly 5 million, but he can't get that 5 million at the moment."

When Sun Li heard this, she couldn't help but look disappointed.

Deng Chao then added: "However, with Director Wang's strength, there is no shortage of investors who want to cooperate with him."

"So, even if the 5 million cannot reach Director Wang's hands at the moment."

"If he wants to make a big movie, he can do that anytime."

When Sun Li heard this, she also thought this was true.

Deng Chao looked at Sun Li and fiddled with it, "But you can call Director Wang and ask him that Director Wang is now worth 5 million yuan. Does he have any idea of ​​making a big movie?"

"I'm just trying to find out what's going on."

As soon as Sun Li heard this, she knew what Deng Chao was thinking. Although she was tempted, she said, "We just starred in a movie he directed. Isn't it inappropriate to ask these questions right after we acted in it?"

When Deng Chao heard this, he also felt that it made sense.

So he said, "Then don't ask for now. Ask again when there is a suitable opportunity."

"Is this the right opportunity?" Sun Li murmured to herself when she heard this.

(End of this chapter)