Xia Tian did not hide the fact that everyone called and confirmed it to them.

Hong Kong movies will not have a good time in the future, this is certain.

It can be a miracle for a while.

You know, Hong Kong is just a small place, with only four or five million people. Such a small place should not have a too developed cultural industry.

It was the war that caused millions of people to pour into Hong Kong. Jin Yong, Ni Geng, Liang Yusheng, Zou Wenhuai, Shao Yifu... These people were all from the mainland. Not only talents, but also funds came with them. A large number of rich people brought their funds when they fled to Hong Kong, which created the early prosperity of Hong Kong.

Later, Taiwan, mainland China, Nanyang, gang governance, economy, culture, etc. were all at a disadvantage compared to Hong Kong, which made Hong Kong's entertainment culture take an advantage, and could only be condescending, import these markets and influence these markets.

Economic advantages will create cultural advantages. In the 1980s and 1990s, when Hong Kong and Taiwan were far more prosperous than mainland China, mainland TV hosts deliberately learned Hong Kong and Taiwan accents when speaking.

At that time, Hong Kong and Taiwan singers were often popular in the mainland, such as the Four Heavenly Kings, Little Tigers, Mei Yanfang, Cai Qin, Xu Ruyun, etc.

However, after entering the new century, as the mainland economy became increasingly prosperous and residents' income levels gradually caught up with or surpassed Hong Kong and Taiwan, mainland hosts no longer learned Hong Kong and Taiwan accents.

When Hong Kong and Taiwan stars enter the mainland to develop, they rarely cause sensation. Most of the Hong Kong stars launched by the new generation can only be famous in Hong Kong, but they are simply the most popular in the mainland. This trend becomes more and more obvious as the economic gap between the two places becomes larger and larger.

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If the Hong Kong entertainment industry wants to save itself, it is to rely on the mainland. Being able to get a cup of cake in the mainland market is crucial to the Hong Kong entertainment industry.

You should know that in the past life and after entering the new century, 70% of the Hong Kong entertainment industry were supported by the mainland. Many outdated Hong Kong stars could only make a living in the mainland.

For example, the group of people who had sex with Zhou Xingchi in the early days were unable to make it in Hong Kong after leaving Zhou Xingchi, so they could only use the little fame that Zhou Xingchi brought to them to perform some bad movies in the mainland's straw troupe.

The second is to try to develop the market. Like South Korea in his previous life, in the 1980s and 1990s, it was simply the rhythm of Hong Kong entertainment circles rubbing against the ground.

Hong Kong movie stars are gods in South Korea. How Korean fans in mainland China are pursuing South Korean idols? How did South Korean fans pursue Hong Kong movie stars at that time? Wang Shixian, Zhang Guorong, Cheng Long, Zhou Runfa and others were no less popular in South Korea than the current Korean pop.

In the mid-1990s, South Korea positioned the entertainment and cultural undertakings as the foundation of its country. Not only did it focus on supporting the entertainment and cultural industries in China, but it also actively promoted it to the outside world.

Korean dramas such as "Blue Love of Life and Death", "Winter Love Song", "Sky Bridge Storm", etc. were widely imported into mainland China, Taiwan, Fusang and other countries at that time.

In comparison, Hong Kong dramas that were originally popular in the mainland were banned by the mainland and were not allowed to be broadcast during prime time, which led to a significant reduction in the influence of Hong Kong dramas. Hong Kong's cultural output is equivalent to being cut off one arm.

South Korea vigorously develops entertainment and cultural undertakings and actively exports it to the outside world, which not only caused Korean waves in Asia, but also affected South America, North America, the Middle East and other places.

If the Hong Kong entertainment industry wants to flourish, it is necessary to actively expand outward. Like South Korea, actively export culture to the outside world. Even if you encounter difficulties in the early stage, you cannot give up easily. Sooner or later, you will get rich returns.

Just like South Korea today, cultural output not only makes the world feel the charm of South Korea, but also attracts thousands of tourists to travel to South Korea, bringing huge wealth to tens of billions of dollars.

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After hearing Xia Tian’s words, the bosses of Jiahe, Xinyi City, Yingzhijie, etc. all said that they would go back and think carefully and consider how to go in the future.

Xia Tian didn't have much interest in how they made a decision. He just needed to keep an eye on his own company.

The launch of the "Rebuilding Plan" has been widely popular within Tianxia Entertainment. The mortgage-free direct descendant loan of HK$200,000, and the loan lasts for five years, which is a great thing for many people.

In fact, many people are unwilling to work for others all their lives and want to be their own boss. However, they have no capital, so they can only compromise.

Now with summer support, 200,000 Hong Kong dollars, plus their own little money, it is enough to do business. For example, opening a cafe, a tea restaurant, a small shop, or buying a truck, hiring people to travel to China and Hong Kong, etc., are all ways to make money.

Therefore, for a time, many people applied for loans.

"Mr. Xia, it's a lot of pressure on us to exempt mortgage loans from low interest." Kang Hongbin, the world financial manager, complained to Xia Tian, ​​"What if they don't pay back the money?"

"It doesn't matter. There are not many people who can work in Tianxia Entertainment for five years. Many of them have fought with me from the beginning and can be trusted." Xia Tian waved his hand and said, "Even if they don't pay back the money, the worst thing is that I will give them the contribution award for employees. As for the bad debts that arise from the bank, I will bear them. You don't have to worry about it."

"Yes, Mr. Xia." Kang Hongbin breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this. Otherwise, he would not be able to explain the hole of hundreds of millions of Hong Kong dollars.

"By the way, Mr. Xia, why are you so kind to them? In fact, if you give them full salary, you no longer owe them anything." Kang Hongbin asked curiously again.

The reconstruction plan costs HK$700 to 800 million. It is really a silly thing to spend so much money in summer to help its employees change careers and let them set up their own businesses.

You know, once they have a loan to set up their own business, they will not be the people of Tianxia Entertainment. This summer's move will have no benefits at all, and will instead cause their own talent loss. I really don't know what he thought.

After hearing this, Xia Tian smiled.

In fact, he didn't expect any reward for doing all this.

It's just a feeling.

Hong Kong movies once accompanied him for a wonderful time and brought him a lot of joy.

The stars, directors, screenwriters, movies, music, and pictures all left an extremely deep impression on him, and it was also the driving force behind his embarking on the film and television path.

Because of this feeling, Xia Tian is a billionaire and is still working hard to make movies instead of lying at home and sighing at the world.

Of course, most people may not understand his thoughts, so he does not intend to tell others to listen.

"Who made me kind-hearted?" Xia Tian smiled.

When Kang Hongbin heard this, he was stunned at first, and then nodded in admiration.
Chapter completed!