Siheyuan: Xu Damao corrects his evil ways

There are some things in life that have a dark side that cannot be explained. Anyway, Li Yun acquiesced, Yi Zhonghai missed her, and Qin Huairu didn't know why. So this family of three lived like this.

Every day Qin Huairu went to the Yi family with a bright smile, helping the Yi family wash and cook.

As for the Yi family, they are not stingy people. From all the things they buy, they always have to share some of the profit with the Jia family.

For example~stick noodles.

For example, it’s stick noodles!

Of course, there are occasionally three or four ounces of meat, otherwise Jia Zhang's character would have to jump up.

She couldn't just give away her fat daughter-in-law in exchange for some stick noodles.

As for the stick noodles, Jia Zhang believed it was an insult to her by the Yi family. She was quite disdainful and refused to eat it. But for the meat Qin Huairu brought home, Jia Zhang never asked where it came from.

Bangge ate the most, and Jia and Zhang were the second. The two girls had bad gastrointestinal problems, so they were told to eat less. As for Qin Huairu, it would be good if he could take the rice bowls that everyone had finished and scrape the oil and water on them with steamed buns.

As far as the Jia Zhang family is concerned, Qin Huairu will definitely not be short of food anyway.

Otherwise, why did Qin Huairu become so radiant during this period?

What does that mean? It shows that Qin Huairu has sufficient nutrition.

As for Qin Huairu, he has indeed eaten a lot of protein recently.

People's desires are like this. Li Yunruo's seemingly unrestrained indulgence made Yi Zhonghai no longer like before.

Most of the time, Li Yun would choose to avoid Yi Zhonghai's intimacy with Qin Huairu. When Li Yun feels sick, he will also cough in protest.

Apart from anything else, Yi Zhonghai still attaches great importance to Li Yun's attitude, and basically chooses to avoid Li Yun's sight.

Qin Huairu had been at a loss during this period, eating the pie that Yi Zhonghai had drawn for her. That is to say, after Yi Zhonghai and his wife leave, everything in the Yi family will belong to Qin Huairu.

The important point to note here is not for the Jia family, but for Qin Huairu.

This made Qin Huairu completely addicted to the dream of a ten-thousand-yuan household. Of course, there was no concept of a "ten-thousand-yuan household" at this time, but it didn't mean that Qin Huairu didn't understand that it was a huge sum of money that she would never be able to save.

The key is that in this state, both people are safe. Who would have thought what would happen to these two people when Li Yun was at home.

Of course, during this period, Qin Huairu's reputation was mixed.

Some people slandered Qin Huairu in various ways because Qin Huairu took away everyone's business of taking care of the Yi family.

But no matter what everyone said, they didn't dare to talk about the relationship between Yi Zhonghai and Qin Huairu.

Siheyuan has various bottom lines. The neighbors in the courtyard are not that bad, so naturally they will not think that way.

Xu Damao also heard about the recent reconciliation between Qin Huairu and the Yi family. Even though Xu Damao was used to seeing various videos of his childhood in later generations, he never thought about this matter.

In fact, even if Xu Damao knew about this, he would not try to destroy it.

It is better for Yi Zhonghai and the Jia family to torment each other than for Yi Zhonghai to plot against the yard.

Especially in the calculation of the He family, the relationship between Xu Damao and Yu Yu must be something that needs to be taken care of.

No matter who plots He's family, it will definitely affect Rainwater, and Xu Damao doesn't want Rainwater to be sad. It's that simple.

The story written by Lou Xiao'e has already reached Hong Kong Island. After receiving the story, Miss Xia M was a little dissatisfied, but there was nothing she could do about it.

Lou Xiao'e really wanted to write an all-red book for her. Even if it could be filmed, no theater would dare to show it.

In fact, movies or TV at this time were not very popular even in Hong Kong Island.

TVB, which will be famous in later generations, has not yet been established at all.

As for the scolding SB, although it was established a few years ago, it still mainly focuses on old-school movies.

The most popular Hong Kong movies during this period are opera movies. This makes sense when it comes to culture and cost.

But market recognition shows that this aspect is indeed popular. As for why, it may be that everyone has not forgotten their roots, or a large number of producers were originally from the opera field and switched to this career.

These things are things that cannot be explained clearly.

Everything is driven by profit. If you can make a movie with tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, and then sell it for hundreds of thousands, then no one will think of investing on a large scale.

It was originally going to take a few years until director Hu Jinquan left SB, and then produced "Dragon Gate Inn", which broke the box office record in the entire Southeast Asia region, and then Hong Kong movies would enter a new era.

But now this problem is placed in front of Miss Xia M.

Because the book Lou Xiao'e wrote for her would be a little expensive if she wanted to invest.

This is also the reason why Xu Damao felt a toothache when watching "The Wrong Ride". Compared with mainland films in this era, which are basically all real scenes, Hong Kong films are still mainly constructed single-scene films.

For example, the most popular show this year is SB's "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai". If you are interested, you can check it out.

Compared to the big scenes that we mobilized several divisions to shoot, Hong Kong Island is just a small scene now.

However, the scenes are small and small, but there are complete distribution channels. There is a market for Hong Kong films throughout Southeast Asia.

Low cost, high profit, and complete commercialization are the cornerstones of the take-off of Hong Kong movies.

In fact, in 61, Sir Shaw Brothers had already established a cinema, which could be regarded as the beginning of the journey of "Shaw Brothers' productions must be high-quality".

In this aspect, cc still belongs to the grass-roots team. Now it is a bit painful to let such a grass-roots team shoot a high-cost real-life movie.

Fortunately, at this time, Ms. Xia M was still a popular figure in Hong Kong film and television. The tendency of Lou Xiao'e's books is not so obvious.

So the movie script was put aside, and Ms. Xia M cooperated with Shaw Brothers and directly filmed two episodes of the TV series, with Ms. Xia M personally starring as the heroine.

This thing, who in Hong Kong these days has seen such a large-scale film? Although the setting is simple, the lines are almost like acting in a drama, and the martial arts scenes basically use comedy routines, but it is so inexplicable, it is a hit.

The key is that in Lou Xiao'e's script, it is only said that Xu Wenqiang is a student, and it does not say where he is. So Benwan was introduced very quickly.

The sensation caused this time was beyond comparison with the last time.

It’s not that it spans the ages, but it still allows everyone to see a new world. Let many thoughtful TV and film makers know that it is not only opera and people's livelihood that have a market.

Anyway, Xia M became popular, and Lou Xiao'e also became the originator.

In particular, some people in Hong Kong's crooked circles are the main group of people who spread this kind of film. And if this kind of person protects this film, how can it not become a huge hit?