People were talking all around and asking questions. Faced with such a situation, the teachers and students of the Archaeology Department of the First University inevitably had some students who were asked some questions. To their honest answer, they had been doing internship for the past six months.
There were all kinds of messy questions, such as whether Jiang Se acted like a big shot among his classmates, or didn't fit in with his classmates, and what his attitude was towards teachers...
It only counts if you ask until a group of people flee in panic.
Curious fans were eager to learn the whereabouts of their idol from other people, so they chased after the classmates until the teachers and students were in a mess and got on the school bus that came to pick them up.
There were still fans outside who hadn't caught up with Jiang Se holding up their phones to take pictures. Professor Tian took off his baseball cap and trimmed his hair:
“These kids are horrible.”
Even at his age, he was caught and questioned. A reporter mixed in and asked about Jiang Se.
Professor Tian was grabbed by someone before he could even react to what was happening. It was the students accompanying him who dragged him away from the reporters and fans.
At first, I had only heard that teachers and students from the history department had been harassed and questioned by reporters. This was the first time that people from the archaeology department had enjoyed such treatment. After getting on the bus, some classmates couldn't help but search for Jiang Se's name. It had only been half an hour since they left the airport, but as soon as this girl searched for Jiang Se, the news had already come out.
"Professor Tian..."
Huaxia News was the first to reveal Jiang Se's whereabouts, which read: Jiang Se mysteriously returned to Beijing late at night, presumably returning from an internship with teachers and students.
The Archaeology Department of the First University was also mentioned below. The photos were all out. A group of classmates were surprised and confused by the sudden photo shoot, but Jiang Se seemed to have gotten used to it. She was still as beautiful as ever in the camera and looked calm.
The news was released just a few minutes ago, but the comment section has become lively. In such a short period of time, replies came one after another, and the heat is gradually rising. I'm afraid this will be tomorrow's news headlines.
The students from the Archaeology Department gathered around and once again felt what the words "popular female star" meant.
Jiang Se disappeared from the entertainment industry for nearly half a year, but once he showed up, he easily attracted the attention of the media and fans.
"She is so popular, why did she join our archaeology department internship team?"
Someone asked a question out of curiosity, and a boy wearing glasses pushed his glasses:
"I'm curious too. I heard that her current net worth is 50 million after filming a movie. Why would such a star give up her time for filming and spend several months squatting in Anyang with us?"
A group of people found it a little unbelievable that they had lived with Jiang Se for several months, especially after hearing about Jiang Se's salary for filming, many classmates gasped.
The figure of 50 million is not much for a true scholar, especially one of Professor Tian's level. In addition to teaching students, he also has other extra work. The country will set up laboratories and invite such top scholars to conduct research and protection of cultural relics. The wealth accumulated over the years is conservatively estimated to be tens of millions.
But the fact that a star can easily have so many roles in one movie is enough to surprise a group of students who haven't even graduated yet.
The most important thing is that Jiang Se was able to give up her time for filming and do a real internship without cutting any corners. Among all the interns in this field, she is the most hardworking.
Professor Tian, who was still tidying up his appearance, heard the students' conversation and frowned in disapproval:
“Academic exploration is endless.”
He interrupted the students' discussion and began to lecture them:
"You will have plenty of time to make money in the future, depending on your life. After graduation, you will have a lot of time, but the time for pure learning is limited." He lifted his collar and smoothed the wrinkled corners of his clothes pulled by the reporter:
"After ten or twenty years in the future, it will be hard for anyone to stick to the mood they have now. Study hard when you should study, and make money when you should make money. Jiang Se's mentality is worth learning from!"
The bespectacled guy who had mentioned Jiang Se's pay and worth earlier blushed and apologized sincerely:
"Yes Professor."
At this time, Jiang Se, who was being discussed by everyone, was pulled by Mo Anqi to her parked car. It was still very cold in the capital in February, but the two of them were sweating profusely. There were fans holding their phones outside the car, calling Jiang Se's name. Mo Anqi took out a tissue and wiped her forehead, then started the car:
“The aftermath of the release of “About My Love for You”.”
Jiang Se interned with the school for half a year, but her influence is still there. When she left the capital, "Love" was being released and she often made headlines. In Mo Anqi's words, "She is not in the world, but there is always news about her."
At the end of October, "Caring" broke the box office record of Chinese romantic art films within one month of its release. The box office of 1.1 billion proved the absolute status of "Caring", and it was widely reported in Chinese news at that time.
Prior to this, the box office record for Chinese romantic art films had always been held by "Second Love" directed by Ning Zhanping six years ago, which grossed 900 million yuan in just one box office, and has firmly occupied the throne of China's number one romantic art film for many years.
When "The 99th Love Letter" was first released, some people in the industry believed that it would have the potential to break this record, but for various reasons, it was not until now that "Caring" broke Ning Zhanping's record.
Precisely because of the good box office performance of "Caring", major domestic cinemas adjusted the originally scheduled release date of "Caring" from 35 days to about 50 days.
Ultimately, "Love" grossed 2.2 billion yuan in the domestic box office, which was in line with the box office numbers later estimated by the industry.
Although the movie has been taken off the screen, Jiang Se's popularity has not diminished.
Although she was far away in Anyang for internship, she did not produce any works during that time and did not make any appearances to gain attention, but she was very lucky.
In December, because of the good response of "Caring" in China and the heated discussions among fans, the film successfully attracted the attention of the foreign Huandao Entertainment Company, which even bought the copyright of "About I Love You" and intended to remake the story in Hollywood. As a result, Jiang Se's name was mentioned again in major domestic media, which also established the status of "Caring" and Jiang Se.
The investor Ruihe made a lot of money this time. "Yan Chunhua from Ruihe even called Century Galaxy and discussed with the general manager in person, asking if your internship could end early."
While driving, Mo Anqi turned to look at Jiang Se:
"He said he has several scripts in hand and is interested in investing. He will definitely not be vague about the remuneration, and is just waiting for your nod."
Yan Chunhua's words are not without basis. Jiang Se has proved her ability to attract money at the box office, and the film has a good reputation. (To be continued)