Liu Qingshan understood Shah Rukh's mood and immediately turned to work.
"I will inform you of the studio address selection in the next two days, but you will need to complete the subsequent specific arrangements. I will not delay when it is time for me to sign."
On the plane when they arrived, they had already communicated with each other.
This is the situation in China. As long as business activities can have some connection with foreign funds, the subsequent procedures will be much simpler.
This cannot all be referred to as advocating for foreigners. After all, the development of domestic industry and commerce is still in its infancy so far, and treating it differently is in line with current policy requirements.
Shah Rukh expressed his understanding: "There is also a need to find a warehouse as soon as possible to store the equipment shipped from Tianzhu. They will be sent in just ten days."
That batch of equipment was large in quantity and included several large-scale assembly units.
"It will take three days at most. If the address has not been determined yet, we will find a temporary warehouse near the airport."
He is still a newcomer to Kyoto with a dark eye. In fact, he has no idea about the specific placement of the studio.
Without waiting for Shah Rukh to answer, he turned his attention to Park Hye Jin.
The latter was sitting not far from him but right next to Shah Rukh, so of course he could hear something.
Therefore, as soon as Liu Qingshan's eyes glanced over, she responded with contempt: "Stop it, stop it, don't open your mouth, I am also a foreigner, this matter is beyond my ability!"
Unexpectedly, Yu Yi beside her smiled and said after understanding a little about the cause of the matter: "Shanzi, the warehouse problem is easy to solve. You don't even need to alarm anyone, I just said it!"
It turned out that the backyard of his martial arts school "Kokubuto" in Kyoto was empty. It was originally the production workshop of a neighborhood factory and had been used as a temporary warehouse for a nearby vegetable market.
"Guowu Hall" is the office building of the factory. Since it is located within the third ring road, the rent it has to bear is huge. Renting out the small factory building is also necessary to provide subsidies.
Just last month, there was news of demolition around the vegetable market facing the street. The market has been cancelled, and the temporary warehouse has become a decoration for the time being.
Liu Qingshan had no intention of using such a large area for free.
After hearing this, he was overjoyed and handed the task to Yu Yi, asking him to negotiate with Shah Rukh later.
"As for the studio, I don't know much about it. After all, its nature is purely outsider to me. But whether you choose to be in a business district storefront or a factory in a nearby suburban county, you should have a reasonable plan!"
Yu Yi's words caused Liu Qingshan to think deeply. According to his idea, he wanted to find an office building in a bustling business district.
But combined with his current economic strength, it is obvious that he does not yet have this ability.
So he immediately shifted his attention to aspects more suitable for capital turnover, even though Crum had promised to pay 30% of the cost.
"I don't think you need to be anxious. Why don't you go to China Television to sign the contract tomorrow? Director Zhang has been in Kyoto for decades and has extremely deep social connections. Please check with him. Maybe there will be good news."
Yu Yi said immediately.
The main investor in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is the national television station, so the contract with Zhang Bearded's crew was signed there.
Liu Qingshan's eyes lit up, and he immediately thought of the feasibility of this suggestion.
However, the dinner party had officially started at this time, so he stopped mentioning it and just tried his best to entertain several guests from far away.
The three special effects artists who followed were not from India, but Europeans who came looking for the huge Bollywood plaque.
For example, Frederick and Hans among the three are from Germany, and the other Paul is from England.
Even the few people Kunale helped Liu Qingshan recruit were all in this situation. The difference was that in addition to the Europeans, there was also a Japanese, Kenichi Aida.
The situation of these people is somewhat similar to the experience of lawyer Wang Huansheng, a three-year hard-working intern who has a profound professional accumulation but is unwilling to be dependent on others.
In addition, he did not have a solid job to rely on to settle in Hollywood, so he went to Tianzhu to make a living.
They are a very capable group of people, and they are willing to accept the recruitment, firstly because of the higher salary, and secondly because it is easier to get ahead in an emerging entertainment environment like China.
After some excitement, Liu Qingshan started chatting with Frederick.
He had his own little thoughts in doing this. According to his preliminary understanding and observation, the German was not only older, but also the backbone of the three.
Since he is the core backbone, his professional ability must be outstanding, not to mention that this person is said to be quite famous in the Bollywood computer stunt circle.
Liu Qingshan wanted to further gain this person's trust through interactions outside of work, so that after knowing this person's true level, he could dig into Treasure Pictures' corner.
As for whether Crum will agree to it in the future, he is not too worried. After all, Snowland Studio also has a 30% stake in Treasure Pictures, so it is not surprising to keep a Treasure Pictures employee as an excuse.
There is nothing that can be done about this. Special effects artists belong to a new technology industry, and high-quality talents are already in short supply, not to mention that an industry like Snowland Studio is new.
His ultimate goal is to train a large number of Chinese people to revitalize this industry. It is especially important to have a strong source of teachers at the beginning of establishment.
"So, I can have a chance to get in touch with those celebrities in Xiangjiang?" Frederick asked with great interest.
As early as on the plane, Liu Qingshan noticed that this man had a high degree of admiration for Chen Long, and then learned that he was still a kung fu fan, but from the perspective of a simple appreciation movie fan.
Hong Kong is undoubtedly the cradle of the world's top kung fu movies. Frederick, who is nearly forty years old, grew up watching the movies of Bruce Lee and Chen Lung.
It was precisely because of his special liking for Hong Kong movies that Liu Qingshan decided to start with it.
"In two months at most, I will go to Xiangjiang to shoot a kung fu movie. In that drama are Simon Yam, Zhen Zijian, and Hung Dabao. If you are still at Snowland Studio, I can consider bringing you with me."
Frederick was overjoyed when he heard this. The Hong Kong movies in his eyes were not just kung fu movies. The gangster characters played by Simon Yam were also his favorites.
So his reply was a little stuttered: "Mr. Liu, are you telling the truth? But, can you take me with you?"
The characteristics of European and American people are like this. In addition to being brave, aggressive, impulsive, passionate, and eloquent, they attach great importance to frankness in interpersonal communication. Likes and dislikes are expressed simply and directly. The key is that this does not seem to have much to do with age.
"Your paranoia of worshiping the strong is really not a legend. I think it is very different from young people worshiping idols, right?"
Although I had known him for a long time, I was still surprised that at Frederick's age he could still show his strong spiritual pursuit of someone.
Frederick shook his head solemnly: "I don't think this is called idol worship. Europeans and Americans admire the strong and respect heroes, and often do not distinguish between good and evil. Of course, the heroes in my heart are all good people. With this The boy is different, he admires Mussolini in his heart."
Even in the eyes of Europeans and Americans, Mussolini, the initial leader of fascism, was still a great dictator and the culprit of the war, a completely negative figure.
