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"How miserable!"

Wu Jie clicked on the background information at this time, and after seeing that this family lived in Chinatown, he knew that this matter was not done by Neko, and [-]% of it was internal conflicts.

But he is too lazy to understand the details, because the Chinese in Chinatown have complicated backgrounds, including first-generation immigrants, second-generation Chinese, and even third-generation Chinese, and these first- and second-generation Chinese come from all over Asia. It has nothing to do with China, and I don't even have a Chinese name, at most I have a surname.

This Yang Menghua belongs to the first generation of immigrants. She immigrated from Hong Kong with her parents, and her parents smuggled to Hong Kong in the 60s.

This kind of background can be regarded as having a deep connection with China, and it is estimated that there are relatives on the mainland.

Wu Jie didn't pay much attention to these, he wanted to know more about Yang Menghua's tennis career.

First of all, it can be confirmed that Yang Menghua's parents are not poor, which can be seen from the size and decoration of their house.

Yang Menghua immigrated to the United States with his parents when he was 8 years old. He attended a private school since elementary school. He started to practice tennis at the age of 10 and participated in summer training camps with high fees every year.

These all prove that Yang Menghua's family conditions are good, but unfortunately, his talent is not good. Even though he is more diligent than most people, his level still starts to be pulled down as he gets older.

Wu Jie opened Yang Menghua's attribute panel, and sure enough, his talent was much worse than that of Hu Na.

Yang Menghua: Age 13 years and 2 months, height 170cm↑, weight 53kg↑, athletic talent (★☆)

Comprehensive ability: 40↑

身体：爆发力（36）、体能（45）、恢复（40）、横向移动（38）、前后移动（39）。

Forehand: Forehand power (38), forehand stability (39), forehand accuracy (40), forehand volley (37).

Backhand: Backhand Power (36), Backhand Stability (40), Backhand Accuracy (41), Backhand Volley (38).

技巧：发球力量（35）、发球稳定度（42）、发球准确度（41）、接发球（37）、旋球（43）、放小球（40）、切削球（43）、高吊球（42）、借力（43）、上网（41）、高压球（38）。

Psychology: calmness (45), rhythm (40), toughness (44), field advantage (none).

This is Yang Menghua's level before his death. Although he is only 13 years old, most talented players at this age have won the championship in the intercontinental junior competition.

Those tennis players who can rank well in the tennis world, regardless of gender, can win one or two intercontinental junior championships between the ages of 12 and 14, and then start to participate in professional competitions at the age of [-] or [-]. There are countless examples of winning a major event championship.

So a 13-year-old player who can't make a big splash in the junior group of the intercontinental competition means that he has no talent, and it is the right way to put his mind back on his studies as soon as possible.

This sounds a bit cruel, but the tennis circle is really not big. There are only [-] or [-] professional players in the men's and women's tennis worlds who can get good bonuses every year.

But those who can really make a lot of money add up to a dozen or twenty at most, and the remaining half can only be regarded as companions.

Hu Na belongs to the existence of high-paying companions. Her annual bonus in the original plane is about the same as that of ordinary white-collar workers, but you must know that she was a big hit in Asia before treason, although the so-called "Asian First Sister" is a bit bragging It's overdone, but there's nothing wrong with saying she's the most talented of Asia's rising stars.

Therefore, at Yang Menghua's level, it is estimated that she should give up if she persists for another year at most. She really can't play professionally.

Wu Jie didn't hesitate, and directly used the only five-star physical talent in his backpack for this single-lidded, not-so-good-looking young lady.

Yang Menghua's appearance can only be considered average. I wonder if this five-star talent has any cosmetic effects?

Wu Jie thinks it is possible, because he and these tool people look better the longer they grow, even though there are subtle changes in the growth stage, such as fine-tuning of skin and facial features.

However, after a few years of gradual accumulation of such subtle changes, it is enough to change a person's appearance from 5 points to 8 points, that is, from an ugly duckling to a white swan.

If it's a body like his that has a good foundation, after a few years, it won't be just an ordinary white swan.

Wu Jie was checking Yang Menghua's attributes, and the system finally started to attack the crime scene.

First, the wound on Yang Menghua's chest was healing at a speed visible to the naked eye, and then an encyclopedia estimated to have at least 800 pages flew slowly from the study to the dining room as if controlled by Magneto, and landed on Yang Menghua's wound forward.

"I can understand what it means, but can a thick book stop a bullet? Even if it's just a 9mm bullet, it shouldn't be able to stop it, right?"

Wu Jie has played with guns in Germany, and he knows that a thick book cannot stop bullets from penetrating, even 9mm bullets cannot stop them, unless the bullets are shot at an angle.

But the problem is that this kind of shooting angle is likely to be shot from top to bottom at close range, so how could the murderer shoot at the book?

Besides, even at this shooting angle, it must be shot again!

The system should also consider that this book cannot perfectly explain Yang Menghua's survival, so another thing flew over.

Wu Jie took a closer look, and it turned out to be a medal.

Although Yang Menghua could not win the championship in the intercontinental or even the interstate junior competition, he still has the ability to win the championship in the municipal competition.

This is a tennis match held in a satellite city in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. When the medal flew to Yang Menghua's chest, it happened to overlap with the encyclopedia.

Wu Jie nodded now. An 800-page thick book, together with a medal made of solid steel nearly one centimeter thick, should be enough to stop a 9mm bullet.

As soon as his thoughts fell, he saw the 9mm bullet that penetrated Yang Menghua's body and shattered into countless pieces on the wall. It gathered and recovered from the fragmented state like a slow motion backtracking, and then flew in front of Yang Menghua and stopped in thin air. up.

"What is this for?"

Just as Wu Jie wanted to ask, he saw the bullet shoot out of thin air with a "swish", instantly piercing through the thick encyclopedia, and then smashed the medal into four or five dollars. After losing kinetic energy, the cracked medal turned into a dozen pieces of shrapnel and bounced back to the thick book.

Naturally, some of these shrapnel rebounded and shot into Yang Menghua's chest, but because most of the kinetic energy was offset by the medals and thick books, these shrapnel did not go deep into her body.

"Awesome, this is too reasonable!"

Wu Jie was convinced now, and immediately heard a burst of police sirens coming from outside!

Chapter 257 A family is easy to handle

After dinner, Qin Jian met the coach and team leader in the hotel room, as well as two smiling Chinese reporters. He could guess the result from the expressions of these people.

Bangzi wanted to use the word drag formula, as long as the matter could be dragged on for one night, they would have a chance to play tricks.

But the problem is that it is difficult to find reasons for delay, especially when there are Japanese people present.

Bangzi just mentioned that there is no suitable testing site in the venue, and before the Chinese side protested, those few Japanese reporters who watched the excitement directly suggested going to the hotel for testing, and even the Japanese embassy not far away can provide testing Place.

This made Bangzi so angry that he even hated the Japanese more than the Chinese in an instant.

The two supervisors of the Olympic Organizing Committee were very clear about Bangzi's thoughts, so they naturally wouldn't let them use such clumsy excuses to delay the time, and directly found a room in the venue and started testing.

Needless to say the final result, everything came to light after Park Yong-hwan's gloves were taken apart.

Not only was half of the sponge removed, but plaster was also filled in as a supplement.

This made the faces of all the sticks look ugly, and the Chinese and Japanese reporters naturally took pictures of the evidence.

Everyone knows that this matter is big or small. If only the Chinese family is present, the big deal is to use money to block the mouths of the Chinese people. Although there is no money in this meeting, hundreds of thousands of dollars can still be paid out .

But the problem is that the Japanese media is also on the sidelines, and if Bangzi wants to cover up, he will have to pay dozens of times the price.

Qin Jian knew that there was no way to cover up this matter after the introduction of the Japanese, because the Japanese were not short of money, so they would not miss this opportunity to embarrass Bangzi.

This may even happen in this case-if Bangzi really plans to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to make China calm down, the Japanese will immediately be able to spend ten times the cash to make the Chinese people write a big book, and by the way, they will laugh at Bangzi for making too much money. Shabby.

He didn't bother to care about this matter so far, anyway, Bangzi would not have a long memory, let alone hope that this little scandal would make them change their minds in the 88 Olympics.

Wu Jie also had the same opinion. He even felt that if Qin Jian continued to compete at that time, it would probably be deliberately used the home court advantage to make things difficult for him.

However, Qin Jian will only participate in the Olympic Games once. The reason is of course that the income from boxing matches in the Olympic Games is too little.

This refers to the income on the "Olympic Coin". This system sets the income according to the influence of the event.

The influence of "Olympic boxing" in the entire boxing circle is not high. The income of an Olympic boxing gold medal is only half of that of a champion defending match of the three major professional boxing organizations.

So once you get an Olympic gold medal, you can go to play professionally. You must know that after you successfully win the boxing champion gold belt, you will have to defend your title at least twice a year, which is equivalent to the benefits of playing four Olympic Games.

If he joins two professional boxing organizations, he will have to defend his title four times a year, and if he joins three organizations, he will have to defend his title six times a year.

This kind of income is much higher than the Olympic Games, so Qin Jian can't wait to go to professional boxing.

After Wu Jie and Qin Jian returned to BJ, they naturally put on a face to meet each other.

After the "Umbrella Brokerage Company" got Qin Jian to join, almost all the sports talents in China were assembled. At this time, when you open the signing list of the sports branch, you can see a bunch of star-studded names: Wu Jie, Lu Da , Shen Lang, Chen Haonan, Lin Yaodong, Qin Jian, Wang Xiaoqian, Nie Weiping, Li Ning, Lang Ping.

This is just the signing list of the "Sports Department". The "Record Department" that was established not long ago, and the "Film and Television Department" that is being established, now have a lot of targets who are signing or preparing to sign. A big shot in the three fields in China.

When Wu Jie came back this time, he planned to sign several contestants of the "CCTV Young Singer TV Grand Prix" sponsored by his family. This program was not held until 85 in the original plane, probably because his appearance was brought forward.

But also because of the advance, the results of Mao Amin and Wei Wei were not as good as the original plane, and both of them stopped in the semi-finals.

Liu Huan only won No.3 in the men's category, because No.2 was Tengger, and the champion was a person who had never appeared in the original plane.

But this did not prevent him from signing the four future big sisters and big brothers in the mainland music scene, and by the way, he also signed two champions who had never appeared in the original plane.

Now that there are talents, the work cannot be copied entirely by him and tool people.

This is the same as they try to cultivate native talents in the three major balls. It is impossible for the Chinese music scene to overwhelm Japan just by plagiarism. They must have hematopoietic ability and innovative ability.

But the road has to be taken step by step. After he and Lu Da established a record company in China, they first cultivated potential composers and lyricists.

There is no shortage of excellent lyricists in China, and there is no need for special training in this area. A large number of cross-border literati and writers with outstanding literary literacy can be qualified for this job after a little self-study.

In fact, there are a large number of such cross-border creators in China in the original plane. Their works are often not many, but they are basically high-quality works. It's a pity that the ability of domestic composers is far from worthy of these godly lyrics.

What is lacking in China in this era is excellent "composers", but there is no shortcut to this. Wu Jie can only use plagiarized works for enlightenment, and then slowly start spending money on training from the younger generation.

But it will take at least three to five years to cultivate a group of truly capable composers.

He can afford to wait. At this stage, he plans to plagiarize a large number of future European and American works individually, and then let those talented domestic lyricists do the creation.

This is a plan he has long thought of. Many works in Europe, America and Japan in the eighties and 90s are of excellent quality, but the lyrics cannot be copied as they are, which has always troubled him.

To give a simple example, he couldn't copy the Cantonese version of "Glory Days", because the Chinese praised Mandela either as stupid or bad, so he could only copy the Mandarin version of "Glory Days".

But there are not many works with bilingual versions, but many works from Europe, America and Japan are of very high musical quality. Even if a second-rate lyricist is used to write lyrics, the finished product will not be bad.

If these melodies are copied out separately and handed over to these domestic masters to fill in the lyrics, then it won't take off!

This is his musical plan, and now he has to complete another project first.

After Wu Jie personally signed the contract with BJ and Qin Jian, he met the two brothers and sisters of the Luo family under the recommendation of the latter.

This kind of operation is a bit cumbersome, but some scenes must be performed perfectly.

Wu Jie didn't know the two brothers and sisters, while Qin Jian didn't know the two brothers and sisters. It started with the transfer of the two schools.

After the two were rescued, they naturally came to the rear for treatment.

They did make a lot of contributions. It was because of their risky sacrifice that the villagers were rescued. Afterwards, the two returned to school together, gave a speech in front of all teachers and students, and accepted media interviews.

But after joining this big family, it would be too much for them to go to study medicine.

So the two excused that they were injured during the rescue and hoped to transfer schools. Although the specific reason was not stated clearly, the meaning was nothing more than that they were injured and could no longer serve in the army in the future.

This excuse is very perfunctory, of course Luo Yunfeng doesn't believe it, let alone agree with their random behavior.

But the mother of the two agreed that they would go to Beijing Film Academy, because acting was much safer than joining the army. She didn't want any problems with the two children, including grandparents.

In the end, with the support of the elders, Luo Yunfeng had no choice but to transfer the two siblings to BJ Film University.

At that time, Qin Jian was also in BJ's special training, and the reputation of "there is no one in the fist" has slowly spread.

When the two troublemakers heard this kind of thing, of course they wanted to challenge it. In the end, the three of them put on a good show in front of everyone.

I won't mention the specific process. Anyway, Luo Shengyang's nose was bruised and his face was swollen after the incident, and Qin Jian's leg didn't dare to exert strength for three consecutive days, so it was a tie.

But in the end, of course, the three of them did not know each other without fighting. Since then, the three Chinese who can fight the most have formally formed a team in BJ City.

Now Qin Jian has not only become a member of Umbrella Company, but also got 3% of the shares. Naturally, he wants to bring in the two brothers and sisters.

After the four met, they chatted more happily, and they talked about movies without knowing it. This is the main line of this meeting.

The third thing Wu Jie will do when he returns to China this time is naturally to set up a film and television company.

But this matter is not easy to handle, because the country did not allow private companies to publish film and television works until 95. Before that, only state-owned studios could obtain publishing licenses. Although private companies can invest money to make movies, they cannot release.

This is the reason why domestic private film companies were not established until after 95. Before 1995, only a few people such as Xie Jin opened private film companies, basically relying on relationships to cooperate with state-owned film studios, a bit like outsourcing cooperation.

But the capital will not invest money in this kind of cooperation. First of all, the operation is too difficult. How many big directors like Xie Jin are there in China?

Wu Jie's idea was to set up the Red Hat Company, relying on his connections to put the company under the eight major state-owned studios.

But this kind of operation is still not referenced. After all, how many people like him have a big face in the whole country?

In addition, if this thing is done, what are the benefits?

Unlike the real estate industry, film and television companies will not make much money in the domestic film market in the next 20 years.

If anyone has this relationship, he will post it in any line of work, why should he make a movie?

If you really have a soft spot for "film" itself, why not go to Hong Kong to set up a film company?

In Hong Kong, you can make whatever you want, and the market environment is better, but in China, you can’t even make ghost movies, and at most you can make scar movies.

So after spending so much effort, what is the final picture?

Wu Jie also knew that doing this was thankless, but he did it because he had some obsessions in his heart.

Now even football can rise, so why can't Chinese movies, Chinese music, and Chinese comics rise together?

Even if he is unprofitable, he still wants to make movies and TV shows in the Mainland, he still needs to find ways to support the domestic animation and music industries, he still wants to engage in the IT and IC industries, or he still wants to engage in the automobile and medical industries...