Text can also be presented in this way, without using a gimmick as a title or using deliberate words to stimulate people's eyes.
Instead, he truly expresses his feelings, bit by bit, to the readers through the charm of words.
Following Shu Peien's film review, Tao Tao once again recalled the scenes in the movie where Doukou appeared, whether it was her tearful but smiling look when listening to an opera, or her sorrow with sad eyes, or her helplessness in moving between men while laughing and scolding, or her unyielding attitude when being beaten by the brothel owner, or when she called out Xiao Zi's name before she died, scaring him so much that he stepped back with a look of alertness, but this "vicious" woman smiled innocently like a little girl who had played a successful prank.
She was inspired by Shu Payne's film review and felt that when she thought about it now, she had a lot of thoughts to say about the movie. So, on a whim, she secretly opened the document while no one was paying attention and wrote down some of her inner feelings.
"The impression that Doukou gave me started with her beauty when she first appeared, and I was surprised by her cruelty, felt pity for her experience, and was sublimated by her final concealment."
Tao Tao finished writing and sighed. Su Min beside her patted the table:
"Taozi, have you completed your task?"
Tao Tao was startled and nodded hurriedly:
"It's done, it's done."
Su Min looked at her panic and shook her head:
"When you're done, send it to me immediately. The editor-in-chief is waiting for it."
Tao Tao quickly put all the documents into a folder and transferred them to Su Min's mailbox. She packed up and left work, but she always felt something was wrong.
Maybe because of the movie tonight, after she got home and washed up, it was already nearly three o'clock, but she still couldn't fall asleep.
She had to go to work at nine o'clock tomorrow. She rolled over on the bed twice, still feeling that something had happened. She jumped out of bed, turned on the computer, and searched for "Beijing Events" again.
On the movie database, after the midnight premiere of "Beijing Events", the satisfaction rate of "Beijing Events", which originally remained at 49%, has now jumped directly to 56%, and the number of people who have rated it has jumped directly from more than 3,000 to nearly 10,000.
Those who watched the premiere were full of praise for the movie.
On the forums of Time Commentary and China Film Network, major public accounts and film critics have expressed their feelings.
Film critic Liu Pinbo praised Jiang Se in one sentence: She conquered the public with her beauty in "The 99th Love Letter" and proved her acting skills with Doukou in "Beijing Events".
Although there are still a few voices under his film reviews who have not seen the film and are questioning whether what he said is true or hypocritical compliments, the majority of people who have seen the film expressed their agreement.
Jin Chao You Jiu: Originally, I watched this movie because of my good looks, but to my surprise, it was very good.
Looking at the Willows from the Other Side: I always thought that Jiang Se could not play the role of Doukou, and I booked the premiere of "Beijing Grand Event" with a critical mindset. I was deeply impressed by Miss Jiangkou, played by Feng Nan in "Rescue Operation". Before that, I always felt that there was no reason why she lost to Jiang Se in the competition for the Best Supporting Actress award at the film festival. It was because the judges were biased and there was something wrong with the film festival. After watching "Beijing Grand Event", I felt that I owed Jiang Se an apology. She really did not "play" Doukou, because from beginning to end, after watching the movie, I felt that she was Doukou and did not associate her with Jiang Se. At the China International Film Festival, she won the Best Supporting Actress award, which was well deserved!
The wind blows the willows: Xiao Zi is not worthy of Doukou!
Xiao Xiaobai's Pursuit: I don't know why, Xiao Zi and Hong Dou are obviously the protagonists, but I prefer Doukou. Teacher Shu Peien said it very well. Jiang Se's performance brought Doukou, written by Hou Xiling, to life.
The previous controversy online about Jiang Se taking on this role was defeated by Jiang Se's strong and powerful proof.
Faced with doubts from many netizens and comparisons between her and Feng Nan, Jiang Se said nothing and let her achievements and performance speak for themselves, convincing those who doubted that she won the Best Supporting Actress Award unjustifiably.
In just over two hours, the number of followers on her major social media accounts increased by nearly 100,000, and now has as many as 1.6 million.
And as the film is released, this number will continue to rise.
Tao Tao became even more excited when she saw this. She originally wanted to continue reading the news about "Beijing Events" and Jiang Se, but her cell phone suddenly rang.
Su Min's name flashed on the phone. It was already past three o'clock. Tao Tao picked up the phone and Su Min asked:
"Taozi, in the document you sent me first, is there a film review you wrote?"
Tao Tao suddenly remembered it and almost jumped up. No wonder she always felt something was wrong. She finally remembered that after reading Shu Peien's film review, she was deeply moved and secretly wrote a film review about "Beijing Events". At that time, she was afraid of being seen, and Su Min urged her to do it urgently, so she packed it together with the documents and gave it to Su Min.
"I'm sorry, Sister Su."
This was her mistake. As a reporter at Longxing Studio, she has a lot of things to deal with every day. Her colleagues in proofreading have to work overtime. If a mistake like this happens and it is reported, she will be scolded for being careless.
"It has been submitted to the editor-in-chief. The editor-in-chief has read it and said it is very good."
Tao Tao was still thinking about how to apologize, but Su Min continued:
"The editor-in-chief asked you to revise the film review to be a little shorter and put it in the news column tomorrow in the name of Long Xing Studio as the ending."
Tao Tao was shocked by this sudden news. Su Min was still saying:
"You should seize this opportunity. We need the manuscript tomorrow. Don't leave it too late!"
After hanging up the phone, Tao Tao was still a little dizzy. She was still an intern reporter and did not have the qualifications to interview or write articles independently. Even a bunch of seniors in the studio had to proofread the manuscripts repeatedly after the interviews and submit them to the editor-in-chief for review before they could be published.
Unexpectedly, my unintentional mistake tonight was noticed by the editor-in-chief. After a long time, Tao Tao tightly grasped the phone and jumped for joy.
The reputation of "Beijing Great Event" has been rising all the way. It received rave reviews at the premiere and received recognition from several well-known film critics. The most important thing is the long review written by Shu Peien in the middle of the night, which made more people pay attention to "Beijing Great Event" on the Internet.
Seeing this, major theater chains across the country quickly increased their screening rates, from the original 8% to 1%. This number may even continue to increase after "Beijing Events" delivers impressive box office results. (To be continued)