SonVill/ Bie/Mike/Arm To Beijing, China 03/31/16 to Participate in Activities ♥
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sarNie OldFart
I wanted to stay up late and see those IG pics; posts here but I can't I have surgery tomorrow.
Pray for you and wish you all the best. Sincerely.
So, in the first pic I think Bie KPN's also there? According to a weibo news brief by cntvlm.com, Son will arrive at Beijing at midnight. Mike left from Guangzhou, China this morning; so, he must be in Beijing already.
BTW, Mario will also go visiting Beijing to attend a brand event on 11 April 2016 and stay there the next day for another activity. Wow, he's really super busy. I guess he'll have to go back to Thailand by 13 April 2016, the debut date of "Take Me Home."
BTW, Mario will also go visiting Beijing to attend a brand event on 11 April 2016 and stay there the next day for another activity. Wow, he's really super busy. I guess he'll have to go back to Thailand by 13 April 2016, the debut date of "Take Me Home."
Most of the news reports seem to focus on Peter Ho, who just got married in March like Bie and I guess is one of the stars the media felt more familiar with. In short, the five entertainment agencies/companies held the “Spring, Here We Come!” press conference to announce that they form an alliance (or in fact create a new mega company?) and will start to roll out a series of big projects.
According to the press release, the track records of HeYing Times and another Chinese company include some big hit drama series (mainly Chinese costume dramas, it seems); Darton Entertainment of Taiwan has Peter Ho and some other stars; Korea’s MOK Group has a great team of CG specialists; Hand Some International Entertainment from Hong Kong has a Thai talent pool. (To my surprise, Push did not attend the event, but his name is listed here)
A senior of Darton Entertainment said the five agencies/companies will share all the resources under the alliance, their stars will collaborate in China and/or overseas, and the project investments will more than double in the future.
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Many people embrace and dive into the Chinese market because they see lucrative opportunities there. But it’s as highly competitive as many others. Wish the new alliance and their stars very good luck.
According to the press release, the track records of HeYing Times and another Chinese company include some big hit drama series (mainly Chinese costume dramas, it seems); Darton Entertainment of Taiwan has Peter Ho and some other stars; Korea’s MOK Group has a great team of CG specialists; Hand Some International Entertainment from Hong Kong has a Thai talent pool. (To my surprise, Push did not attend the event, but his name is listed here)
A senior of Darton Entertainment said the five agencies/companies will share all the resources under the alliance, their stars will collaborate in China and/or overseas, and the project investments will more than double in the future.
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Many people embrace and dive into the Chinese market because they see lucrative opportunities there. But it’s as highly competitive as many others. Wish the new alliance and their stars very good luck.
aiyaja
sarNie OldFart
I hope to see Vill in Chinese productions too.
Gosh, I've always been a huge fan of Chinese series especially the ancient ones, so would love to see Vill in one. My last obsession was Gu Jian Qi Tan. Yi Feng as Baili Tusu was awesome. It would be great if Vill was in one of them like that with magic, powers, and so forth.
Yes, the Chinese market is highly competitive despite it being large. It's not easy making it.
Gosh, I've always been a huge fan of Chinese series especially the ancient ones, so would love to see Vill in one. My last obsession was Gu Jian Qi Tan. Yi Feng as Baili Tusu was awesome. It would be great if Vill was in one of them like that with magic, powers, and so forth.
Yes, the Chinese market is highly competitive despite it being large. It's not easy making it.