MC Bookstore 58: Bai Feifei
58: Bai Feifei
Han Wen could swear to God that his question to Zhang Yadong about Gao Yuanyuan was a completely impulsive and instinctive reaction, without any ill intentions or ulterior motives.
After he finished asking, he suddenly realized, "Oh, it's only the end of 92. Gao Yuanyuan is only a teenager and still a minor. It will be several years before she is noticed by GG Company."
Although Han Wen was open and honest and had a clear conscience, it still made him blush and feel somewhat embarrassed.
There was nothing he could do; ever since he and Zhou Ning had made love in Shanghai, he hadn't tasted meat for almost a year.
For him, a mature old man who had lived two lives, this was actually a very cruel thing.
Fortunately, Han Wen has been so busy all year that he hasn't had the time or energy to think about these things. Otherwise, he probably would have exploded.
Now things are messed up. The year's work is almost over, and most of the problems that needed to be solved have been solved, and most of the things that needed to be dealt with have been dealt with.
With a sudden burst of free time, Han Wen naturally had some other thoughts, which was unavoidable.
As the ancients said, "When people are well-fed and clothed, they think of silver fish."
Han Wen is young and vigorous, full of energy, and has already achieved financial freedom.
It's unrealistic to not let him eat meat or taste sweets.
After all, he's a man, not some clueless boy. So, suddenly, he felt a little difficult to deal with.
Unfortunately, at this time, not only was Gao Yuanyuan young, but all the other actresses in the "Four Dan and Two Bing" group, except for Li Bingbing, were also very young.
Especially Yang Mi, Zhao Liying, Tang Yan and Liu Yifei, these little girls are even younger.
Similarly, Liu Shishi, who was later known as "Blind Sister," was only a few years old.
Han Wen understood that it wasn't that they were too young, but that he was too old. Nor was it that they were born too late, but that he was born too early.
"Although I didn't miss out on the hype surrounding the Shanghai Stock Exchange's stock warrants and achieved financial freedom directly, I missed out on growing up alongside these young companies."
To say he had no regrets would be a lie. He shook his head helplessly and drove straight away from Jubao Records.
Time flies, and before we know it, the end of the year is almost here.
Filming for "Beijingers in New York" is nearing its end, and Han Qingyan will soon be returning to China with the crew.
During this period, the leading angel investor in Korean culture still did not invest in any projects.
However, he still managed to find some good ideas among all sorts of messy corporate project proposals.
Therefore, he encouraged Kingsoft to expand its business to include network technology, logistics and trade, and express delivery agency services.
Similarly, Jinshan Security has also increased its security training, armed escort, and emergency rescue services.
As for Yaoqianshu Films, the current situation is quite good. There's no intention to change the Korean script, so as not to tire out Mom.
Since Jubao Records was handed over to Zhang Yadong, Han Wen has never visited it again, not even once, and hasn't asked about it.
He continues to adhere to his consistent ideas and practices, leaving professional matters to professionals. He will absolutely not intervene unless absolutely necessary.
Zhou Yu and Lu Xiangdong are not professionals, and they need to learn through trial and error in the process of managing the company.
Therefore, Han Wen would interfere with them in order to make them mature quickly.
The results were remarkable; both companies developed rapidly and expanded aggressively, achieving significant scale in a short period of time.
When Han Wen was at Kingsoft Technology, he saw Gu Amei and sighed inwardly, realizing she was a minor.
When he returned home and saw the nanny Yang Hongxing, he sighed again, realizing that she was yet another minor.
Han Wen felt a little desperate, feeling that he was so hungry that he was almost willing to eat anything.
However, he remained absolutely rational and clear-headed, and would not do anything illegal or criminal. In fact, he wouldn't even consider it.
Han Wen had originally hoped for a successful year in both love and career. But now it seems that this beautiful wish has been completely shattered.
He had a great success in his career, but his love life had become barren, turning into a desert of love.
Having no other choice, Han Wen prepared to write a letter back to the talented and romantic Xu Cairen, to discuss his ideals and pursuits with her.
Before he could even write to the other person, he encountered another unexpected figure.
Han Wen never expected that he would run into Bai Feifei just by driving around the Prince Gong's Mansion.
Life is full of surprises, and fate brings us together everywhere.
To be honest, he didn't know that the "Plum Blossom Mark" crew was filming here, nor did he recognize Bai Feifei, who played a maid in the drama.
Instead, after filming, the other party mistook the Korean-language little yellow bug for a taxi and hailed it.
Actually, it's not surprising that Bai Feifei would make a mistake. Because in those days, Jinghua City was teeming with touts. And their vehicles didn't have any special markings.
After she opened the car door and got in, she realized she had made a mistake, and a look of surprise and embarrassment appeared on her beautiful and delicate face.
"Isn't this a minivan?" she asked, a little embarrassed, as she prepared to get out.
However, she had never met such a handsome young man in her entire life. So, she hesitated for a moment.
"It wasn't like that before, but it is now. Wherever you want to go, young lady, I'd be happy to serve you." Han Wen was also quite surprised, joking, "You can go anywhere you want within Jinghua City. And I won't charge you for the ride."
"You know me, and you're waiting for me here on purpose?" Bai Feifei asked warily.
"What are you thinking? How could I possibly know you?" Han Wen shook his head and introduced himself: "My name is Han Wen. If you like reading novels, you might have heard of me."
Don't worry, I'm not a bad person. It's such a coincidence that we met here. Perhaps, this is fate.
"Korean, Korean, Korean..." Bai Feifei looked at Han Wen's handsome face and thought for a while before suddenly realizing, "That's right, I remember now, you're that up-and-coming writer in China."
"I didn't expect you to actually recognize me. That's quite an achievement. It seems I'm somewhat famous in the literary world these days." Han Wen nodded, somewhat curious, "Miss, what's your name? Where are you going? I'm free anyway, I'll give you a ride."
"My name is Bai Feifei, and I rent a place near the Beijing Film Studio. Thank you so much for your help. I'll pay you for the ride when I get there," Bai Feifei replied.
"Bai Feifei? Bai Feifei?" Han Wen muttered a few times, then suddenly looked at the other person again.
"What, you know me?" Bai Feifei asked, somewhat surprised.
"We didn't know each other before, but we do now," Han Wen replied with a smile, driving towards the Beijing Film Studio.
As he drove, he sighed, feeling that fate was truly amazing, that he had actually met Bai Feifei here.