Chapter 461 Like Art

Little Bailing's first fan meeting is in full swing.

In the specially prepared lounge, the actors, wearing costumes and makeup, sat in a row and signed autographs for the audience like an assembly line.

Feng Ling sat first and became the No. 1 technician on the autograph assembly line. He signed autographs quickly with a pen in his hand.

The elders and aunties waiting in line for autographs held posters of different styles in their hands and communicated excitedly.

The pictures on these posters are the same, but the signatures are different.

Yes, the words on each poster are signed in advance.

All Feng Ling had to do was sign his name after the signed paragraph in front of the audience, proving to the audience that the previous words were written by himself.

The sentence on the poster is not long, and the content is very simple and straightforward. The general meaning is thank you for your support. I hope you will always like opera. Your applause and cheers are the biggest gain of our theater group. The main theme is one sincere.

After Feng Ling signs his name, if the audience still likes other actors, they can queue up with other actors and ask them to sign their autographs or sentences.

As long as the request is reasonable, you can sign anything. Even if the uncle tells other actors that today is my birthday, please sign a birthday greeting. The other actors will happily sign to wish XXX a happy birthday.

In addition to Xiao Bailing, other actors in "The Princess" are also liked by the audience.

The ones with more serious roles, such as the final boss, the Dog Emperor, were still in love one second, but the next second, under the threat of the Yi Tribe, they immediately jumped into the background and transformed into spies to check the Dog Emperor's medical records. They were all very popular with the audience. of.

After getting an autograph and a smile from Xiao Bailing, the time-rich adults happily took the posters in hand and went to the assembly line at the back to find other technicians to sign.

My favorite actors are relatively unpopular uncles and aunts, and I can even sit there and chat with them.

Mr. Pei sat opposite Team Leader Feng and praised him for five minutes on how well Feng Ling sang.

After a fan autograph meeting, I originally thought the ticket price was a bit expensive, but the money-conscious adults suddenly felt that the ticket price was too cheap.

So affordable!

Little Bailing works so hard every day to perform, but he still has to take time to sign a sentence on the poster. After Thursday's performance, he even signed it on the spot.

The most important thing is that Xiao Bailing smiled at himself!

The kind that puts on costumes and makeup and smiles at yourself.

She really made me cry to death.

Buy a ticket, you must buy a ticket!

Little Bailing only played for two weeks in total, so I watched one less show and felt more distressed.

Oops, let’s not talk anymore and go grab the tickets.

As for who signed the sentences on the posters that looked exactly like Feng Ling's handwriting...

Jiang Qi looked at the posters in stock that had already signed sentences, and marveled: "Xinghua, can't you tell? Not only do you write well, but you also have this skill."

Wang Xinghua waved her hands modestly and smiled slightly: "Just a little trick to make money."

Jiang Qi:?

Tips for making money?

How much money did you make with this little trick? .

On an ordinary Saturday, an ordinary post appeared on the small book.

[Help, I think my grandparents are being targeted by a fraud gang! 】

Such a hot title made every user who was bored browsing Xiaohongshu on their mobile phones on Saturday unable to help but click in and take a look.

According to the blogger's description, her family is relatively well-off in Shanghai. They have a house, a car and savings. They are ordinary rich people and the family atmosphere has always been harmonious.

Her grandparents are all standard retired old men and women who have a rich retirement life, but lately they are always staring at their mobile phones as if they are buying something. Not only that, he is also elusive and always disappears.

The old couple has been very strange since yesterday. I don’t know where they got a poster with a hand-drawn style from the last century. On the poster were strange words such as thank you for your support, and a signature.

The old couple treasures these two posters so much that they wish they could hang them by their bedside. This makes the blogger very worried, feeling that his grandparents have encountered a new type of scam and been brainwashed!

There is no way, scammers are rampant these days. In the early years, high-priced health products were still sold to deceive the elderly. After spending the money, you could see something. At that time, most scammers still had some professional ethics. The health products they sold were useless but they would not be eaten. Problem starch.

Things are different now. The world is deteriorating and people's hearts are not as old as they used to be. Scammers are starting to engage in telecom fraud with nothing but nothing, not even providing health care products and milk powder.

In the past few years, there were too many fools and not enough swindlers, and the swindlers were not very smart in their deception. There have been too many scammers in recent years, the industry has been deeply involved, and the deception techniques have been updated. Not only the elderly are easily deceived, but middle-aged people and even young people are also easily deceived.

The blogger's grandparents suddenly became so abnormal, which made her wary, so she posted online asking for help.

At the end of the post, the blogger also said that she planned to stay away from work on the weekends and follow her grandparents to see which liar gathering they went to, and call the police to eliminate harm to society.

This post has clear logic, good writing style, and a great title, which quickly attracted the attention of a large number of passers-by.

Scammers are so hateful. How many elderly people have been deceived by swindlers and become obsessed with them. They refuse to repent and have their coffins taken away from them and ultimately lose everything.

At the beginning, most of the comments below were supportive of the blogger, and some people reminded her to pay attention to her safety.

Soon, the style of painting changed.

The most liked comment at the top is: Go to this post to see if your grandparents are in the photo.

Netizens thought that someone had caught the scammer. They excitedly clicked on the link to see the scene of the capture, and then saw a confusing photo.

At the entrance of a theater that looked very large at first sight, there were all old men and women queuing up. All of these old men and women were in high spirits and had excited expressions. Many of them were holding large shining light signs in their hands. The words on the light signs were as big as pictures. You don't need to zoom in to see what it is.

Little lark.

Who is Little Bailing? Attracting senior idols?

These days, brokerage companies have become so involved that it’s not enough to cut off young people’s leeks, but they also have to launch idols for the elderly.

The person who took the photo took many photos, and one of them clearly captured the complete appearance of the building, the Fangyuan Theater.

The new grand theater in Shanghai.

People on the road were stunned.

After surfing the Internet for so many years, I have eaten all kinds of outrageous melons, but this is the first time I have eaten such outrageous melons.

What is the direction of development?

Fortunately, netizens these days are very enthusiastic, and a few people in the know began to popularize science under these posts.

Oh, old men and women are chasing stars and watching movies. Sure enough, uncle you is still your uncle. His hair is gray and he is chasing stars, but he is not inferior to young people.

Look, how big this light sign is.

Soon, the original [Help, I think my grandparents are being targeted by a fraud gang! 】The post becomes a popular post, and it is very easy for people in the same city to read it.

The result of the brushing is that many people pointed out their own posts in the comment area and posted the same poster.

Some people even posted a row of theater tickets, saying that their grandfather had been watching the theater for five days in a row. Every day at midnight, he would happily go out with a light sign of Little Bailing. He had never been so active in playing cards and chess before.

Netizens were stunned speechless by the stepped prices of the five theater tickets.

At first, some netizens scolded the theaters for being really capitalist. They raised the prices when the shows became popular, and the price increases were so severe that others doubled their prices, but you increased the price by 0.

Then some people who went to the Fangyuan Theater to watch the performance asked him about the different prices because the performance was in different theaters and the seats he bought were also different.

Someone else helped the uncle analyze his mental journey.

The cheapest theater ticket was RMB 80. Netizens speculated that the old man wanted to join in the fun when a new play was being performed, so he bought a cheap theater ticket in the corner.

Then it was 190, which meant that the uncle thought the show was good and bought a slightly better seat to watch another show.

There are two 880 tickets at the back, which means that the uncle thought the show was really good, and maybe he had already booked the lights at that time, so he bought the most expensive front row ticket to chase the stars up close.

The last one is 1600...

Netizens said that the uncle is rich, he is really rich, what a family, he is so star-chasing.

Of course, some people think that the theater is maliciously hyped. How can anyone go to the theater these days? Selling a broken theater ticket for such an expensive price is simply cheating the elderly out of their money. It is no different from fraud and should be scolded.

Then netizens started arguing for no apparent reason.

In this era, becoming an internet celebrity happens overnight.

These days, anything can become an internet celebrity, either something cheap can become an internet celebrity, or something expensive can become an internet celebrity.

A century-old store can become an Internet celebrity, and a cafe with a theme of a pastoral farm style can still become an Internet celebrity.

The buns that cost 5 cents each are still sought after by some people, and the buns that cost 10 yuan each are still sought after by others.

Some people like cheap ones, and some people like expensive ones. Both parties dislike each other. After a couple of scoldings on the Internet, the heat became intense.

"The Legend of the Princess" has been in the spotlight for no apparent reason.

It's obviously a carnival for adults and adults, but it's all young people who are quarreling online.

Some people think that it’s none of your business if the uncle or aunt is rich, wants to watch movies, spends his own money, watches his own dramas, and chases his own stars. I am really used to giving advice on the Internet on weekdays. The police in the Pacific have a lenient control. You have to control how other people spend their money. If you have the time and time to care about others, it is better to care about yourself.

Some people think that a theater ticket can be sold for such a high price is definitely a malicious hype, and maybe this is a new type of scam. The elderly are already easily deceived. Capitalists have no bottom line these days and should be strictly investigated.

Some people think that this matter is just hype from the Fangyuan Theater from beginning to end and should be ignored.

Of course, most quarrels involve veering away from the topic and starting personal attacks. As for what the speculation was in the first place, neither party in the quarrel cares.

Wang Xinghua and Jiang Qi, who did not need to rehearse, were amazed by the popularity online.

"Boss, have you noticed? Some people scolded liars, some scolded theaters, some scolded bloggers, some scolded capitalists, some advertised, some sold pornographic films, some engaged in gender antagonism, some played geographical attacks, but almost no one scolded "The Princess" "Biography" itself." Wang Xinghua sighed.

Jiang Qi:......

Wang Xinghua is indeed a ghostwriter who specializes in writing personal attacks, slandering and smearing articles in third-rate tabloids. This focus is different.

"Is this normal?" Jiang Qi asked, "These days, most netizens quarrel online to vent their emotions. If they want to quarrel, they pick what they are good at. There are fewer people going to the theater these days. There are even fewer people who can say something useful, and there will definitely be less arguments in this regard."

"Moreover, opera and opera actors themselves have occupied the moral high ground. What's wrong with promoting traditional art? Watching opera itself is a pleasure. It must be artistic, or it can be understood and liked by the general audience. Innovation in opera has also been in recent years. The general trend is that what the audience likes is good opera. Unless there is internal fighting among colleagues, who is too free to spend so much time arguing with you about this?"

In fact, Jiang Qi doesn't care much about the inexplicable popularity and inexplicable quarrels on the Internet. After all, the tickets for "The Legend of the Princess" can currently be sold, and the popularity does not have a high monetization value.

There is no way that Fangyuan Theater will increase the ticket price by another 10% now that "The Princess" has become a new internet celebrity.

If Ge Hong really dared to do this, he deserved to be scolded to death. The ticket price is already very high now, and Ge Hong is not short of the money. What people want is the appearance, and a full venue is much more important than a 10% increase in ticket price.

"That's true." Wang Xinghua, who specializes in collecting money and quarreling with people, nodded, saying that the group of literati who quarreled in newspapers back then were basically paid. It’s so tiring to write articles. Who has nothing to do to argue with you for free? Why don’t you charge some money when you have time?

Then Wang Xinghua started typing frantically to join the battle.

Jiang Qi:?

"What are you doing?"

"Now that the popularity is so high, I pretended to be arguing to advertise. There are still many more shows to come. It will be embarrassing if the tickets don't sell out." Wang Xinghua said.

What Jiang Qi and Wang Xinghua didn't expect was that the popularity on the Internet would eventually change some realities.

By the 8th performance of The Princess, young people accounted for an unprecedented 30% of the audience.

Some of these young people really like to go to the theater, but the tickets for "The Princess" were previously monopolized by the aunts and uncles, and the news was only circulated in the circles of the aunts and uncles. They didn't know the news.

As the show became very popular on the Internet, young people living in Shanghai who loved theater came to know that there was such an unprecedentedly popular play at the Fangyuan Theater, so they rushed to grab tickets.

When it comes to grabbing tickets online, adults and aunts will definitely not be able to grab tickets from young people.

Some of these people simply like to join in the fun and go wherever Internet celebrity products are available, mainly to take photos and post in their Moments.

The most popular movie in Shanghai right now is "The Legend of the Princess", so of course it has to be played in theaters.

Others are just curious and want to see what the show that makes a group of adults and aunties so crazy about is like.

Of course, there are also popular bloggers and marketing accounts who spend hundreds or more than a thousand yuan to buy a ticket and shoot a video, and if it becomes popular, they can make a fortune.

It doesn’t matter if it’s not popular. Giving yourself a persona that supports traditional culture can also increase your fans.

No matter what purpose you have for coming to the theater, after watching a play, you will only have one thought in your mind.

I love traditional culture and I love opera!

I love Little Larks!

Oh my god, Little Bailing even signed autographs one by one. She is so gentle and she loves her fans so much!

As the check-in posts were posted one after another, and the post-viewing videos appeared on the Internet, the atmosphere on the Internet also changed accordingly.

There are less quarrels and more conveniences.

Don't ask, just ask because you like traditional culture.

What? You said I only like Little Bailing called Star Chasing?

How can we say that things related to traditional culture are star-chasing? Mainly, I like opera. Xiao Bailing is an artist. Isn’t it normal to fall in love with an artist while loving traditional culture?

If we say who is the real victim of this large-scale Amway?

Those are probably the elderly audiences who couldn't get tickets and their unlucky sons, daughters, and grandchildren.

My son, daughter, and grandchildren said they were under great pressure because they couldn't get tickets.

Damn it, why is this ticket so hard to get?

Damn it, I want to watch it too!