Pei Linhan left with a smile.
Cheering up one’s parents is a duty children must fulfill.
And the filial duty Pei Yunxi might not have fulfilled was taken care of today by Comrade Jiang Chen.
Just like Pei Linhan’s thoughts deep down.
A boss like him is truly rare.
After putting Pei Linhan into the elevator, Jiang Chen thought for a bit and decided to inform Pei Yunxi.
He didn’t call, but sent a voice ssage.
The content was simple.
"Your dad ca to the company, and I managed to appease him for you."
"Mr. Jiang."
Just as Jiang Chen was walking back, Cui Heng unexpectedly appeared again, with impeccable timing.
He is indeed talented.
"Does Yun Xi have any activities planned recently?"
Jiang Chen asked casually.
"No, Yun Xi has declined all invitations. She also needs to take a good rest."
Jiang Chen nodded silently.
Even when fortune favors them, children from ordinary families need to strive earnestly to carve out a path in the brutal competition of the entertainnt industry.
Pei Yunxi used to be a workaholic, unwilling to rest. Looking back, perhaps she wanted not only to make a na for herself but also to prove herself to her family.
Previously, he thought such an excellent Pei Yunxi would definitely be the pride of her family, but that wasn’t the case.
"Hmm, let her rest if she wants. Don’t disturb her."
Cui Heng remained unflappable on the surface but internally smiled bitterly.
Even if he wanted to arrange sothing, he couldn’t command her.
"Let take Mr. Jiang to the training camp for a look."
Jiang Chen nodded.
Rather than scouting around various film academies nationwide, CX Entertainnt had established its own talent developnt system.
Even those not professionally trained could apply if they held dreams of stardom. Once they passed the screening, they would be absorbed into CX Entertainnt’s Star Creation Training Camp, sowhat like the model in Korea, but not as extre as Korea.
Compared to Korea’s idol trainees, whose years could be spent in vain, CX Entertainnt’s Star Creation program initially has a training cycle of only six months, significantly reducing the cost of trial and error for chasing dreams.
Moreover, from entering the training camp until being eliminated or successfully admitted, all living expenses were covered by CX Entertainnt, further lessening the economic burden on children from ordinary families.
With CX Entertainnt’s industry status and favorable conditions, the enthusiasm of applicants was predictable.
According to Cui Heng’s report, when the Star Creation program was first announced, countless resus flew in from all over the country like snowflakes, once paralyzing the registration network.
Even backed by two founding magnates, CX Entertainnt had ample resources, yet it still had to plan costs. To guarantee the camp’s effectiveness, only 100 trainees were selected per batch, making the "audition" phase extrely competitive.
Pursuing dreams requires effort.
CX Entertainnt spares no expense, not to provide gratuitous hospitality, but courses such as physical training, scriptwriting, and acting skills don’t even need ntioning — CX Entertainnt’s Star Creation Training Camp even teaches how to walk.
Indeed.
Learning to walk is also a course.
Jiang Chen understood and found the setting quite insightful.
If one chooses to beco an actor, unless never acting in costu dramas, their walking posture must be on point.
Ancient walking and modern walking are different.
Especially if the character isn’t just a common ancient person.
Who among current actors can walk elegantly with dignity?
As a child, Jiang Chen liked watching TV dramas, especially costu dramas like the classic "Young Bao Qingtian," where the Royal Prince wasn’t just acting; his gestures were aristocratic, his expressions genuinely imperial.
But today’s costu dramas...
They’re rely modern people wearing ancient clothes; better left unsaid.
When Jiang Chen arrived at the training camp’s floor, he discovered that the teacher teaching was actually Jin Zhuxuan.
"Zhuxuan debuted in Korea and passed Korea’s hellish selection system. She is more than capable of teaching these students physical training."
Jiang Chen chuckled, "You know how to save costs."
Each field has its master.
Even though Jin Zhuxuan is currently assessed as a Grade B artist by Cui Heng’s standards, that’s only due to her foreign nationality.
In terms of professional quality and fundantal skills, putting aside these students, she could efficiently instruct most artists in the dostic entertainnt industry.
"Mr. Jiang, both the teachers in the training camp and our internal staff receive salaries alike."
Cui Heng explained with a smile.
Now that’s humorous.
"Doesn’t she have film contracts?"
Jiang Chen asked.
"She occasionally cos to cover classes."
Jiang Chen nodded.
Most of the trainees in the Star Creation Training Camp are between 16 to 20 years old, like the sun in the morning, vibrant and energetic. During breaks, so perford street dance, so were remarkably talented, singing, dancing, rapping while playing basketball.
"Who is that?"
"Newcor?"
"Impossible."
"How do you know?"
"Did you see who’s beside them? It’s Cui Heng, the manager. What newcor is worthy of such a significant figure’s personal company? Moreover, the registration phase ended long ago."
These trainees gazed at Cui Heng with eyes full of humility and awe.
Even though Cui Heng seed ordinary in front of Boss Jiang, in the entertainnt circle he held formidable power.
Stars are rely the front representatives.
In this fa and fortune field, apart from the top-tier capitalists, the agents behind the scenes often stand above the artists in status.
Even if now they are only substitute candidates, even if these trainees pass the assessnt, debut smoothly, and truly beco the shining stars they aspire to be, facing Cui Heng, they still have to be humble and respectful.
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