Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

Wang Ze looked at the TV shooting plan in front of him and nodded secretly in his heart. Everything was proceeding in an orderly manner according to his previous arrangements.

The screenwriting department still uses his novels and continues to write scripts based on the outline he provided.

At this time, Wang Chun began to introduce the new drama that the TV station was filming, which tells the story of Wu Zetian.

“Yes, this kind of historical drama is indeed indispensable, but we should also consider shooting some urban dramas that reflect our Nanhua environment,” said Wang Ze.

"I have been thinking about the next development direction of the TV station. What you said is very good. I will focus on the development of urban dramas." Wang Chun sat upright on the stool and said to Wang Ze opposite him.

Hearing this, Wang Ze smiled and encouraged: "Great, I think we can try to shoot some urban dramas that show people in other countries living in hardship and finding happiness after coming to a new city."

Wang Chun frowned slightly, as if trying to understand Wang Ze's thoughts. After a moment, she asked tentatively: "Is it similar to the style of "The Pursuit of Happyness"? "

Wang Ze was stunned for a moment. He was not very satisfied with the result of "The Pursuit of Happyness" being made into a commercial. He did not expect that the suggestions he gave would go back to this direction.

So Wang Ze began to recall the TV series in the future, and he tried hard to search the memories in his mind.

Finally, he remembered two classic works: "Love Apartment" and "Soldier Assault".

Apart from that, he only remembers some clips of other TV series that he had seen on Tik Tok.

Wang Ze believes that these two films have unique charms.

One can vividly depict the life scenes in the new city, while the other can profoundly reflect the construction of the army and the spiritual outlook of the soldiers.

"Call the screenwriters here. I want to tell them two stories and we will shoot these two films." Wang Ze said firmly after stopping to think.

Wang Chun quickly picked up the phone on the table and dialed the number of the screenwriter department.

Not long after, the eight screenwriters were brought into the office by Wang Chun's secretary.

Wang Ze divided them into two groups and told two stories to each group.

Among them, he described "Soldier Assault" in more detail, including the characters, plot and other aspects;

As for "Love Apartment", he only provided a general framework and several key plots.

After all, as a sitcom, Love Apartment has a relatively weak main plot, and each episode is an independent little story. Wang Ze cannot remember all the details and can only rely on the screenwriters to create according to the framework.

However, Wang Ze particularly emphasized that the film "Love Apartment" must fully demonstrate the elements of various aspects such as the construction of the new city, people's lives, entertainment, and love.

As for the military film "Soldier Assault", we must not only pay attention to the plot of the protagonist, but also cooperate well with the military, and all kinds of advanced equipment can be shown.

Several screenwriters kept writing down what Wang Ze said in their notebooks, paying full attention and asking questions from time to time.

By the time Wang Ze finished telling the few plots in his mind, it was already quite late.

"Every job is not easy. A story with the same outline takes so long to complete." Wang Ze stood at the door of the TV station, sighing as he watched the sky outside darken.

"Yes, those people in the screenwriting department lose a lot of hair every day. They are like crazy when thinking about the plot." Wang Chun covered her mouth and giggled happily. She wanted to laugh when she thought about the fact that some people in the screenwriting department had thick hair originally, but almost all of it had fallen out in just half a year.

"How are they treated?" Wang Ze asked. He wanted to give them some subsidies. After all, this bald head could be considered an industrial injury.

"Their income is not low. Although the copyright of the story belongs to you, the writing income is 5 yuan per thousand words. At their current rate, they can earn dozens of yuan a day." Wang Chun said.

"Doesn't that mean an income of over a thousand a month?" Wang Ze said in surprise.

"Yes, that's right. The most I earned was 2300 last month." Wang Chun nodded.

Hearing this, Wang Ze couldn't help but sigh: "This treatment is not bad." But then he shook his head and said: "Wait until they can write popular stories themselves before increasing it."

After all, these people were writing according to the outline he provided, not their own stories. Wang Ze felt that this income was indeed not low. You know, this income is already an upper-middle income in the new city. Those who can reach this income are at least the heads of urban departments or scientists in scientific research bases.

Although Wang Ze wants Chinese people to make money and not be short of money, he also understands that this cannot disrupt the overall wage structure.

His vision was that South China would be a country dominated by state-owned enterprises, with the private economy only serving as a supplement.

This is the only way to ensure the country's economic stability and development.

If the income gap in society is too large, it will inevitably cause a series of problems in the future.

Although the current salaries and benefits at South China SOEs are generous, it is still necessary to take precautionary measures in advance.

Wang Ze does not want the people of Nanhua to only care about money in the future, but hopes that they will have various interests and hobbies in the future.

He told Wang Chun: "Your other channels need to speed up and open more channels, and each channel must have a unique focus."

After a pause, he continued, "You should communicate with the military and education departments and ask them to send manpower and resources to build their own TV channels. You can use these two departments as pilot projects first."

For a TV station, it is easy for the spun-off channels to become homogenized.

Wang Ze was also curious about what effect it would have if other departments were to open their own exclusive channels.

When Wang Chun heard what Wang Ze said, although he was a little reluctant, he still nodded in agreement.

In her opinion, this approach is tantamount to decentralization. Originally, all affairs were managed by her, but once these channels are opened, even she cannot interfere too much.

"You did a great job. I'm very satisfied. Keep it up." Wang Ze was very happy to see that the other party agreed without hesitation, and said with a smile.

Then, Wang Ze refused Wang Chun's offer to drive him back and chose to ride his electric bike back to the mountain base alone.

After returning to the mountain base, Wang Ze went straight into the study, took out a pen and paper, and quickly wrote down the personnel adjustments for Wang Chun.

After finishing writing, he handed the document to Wang Shu and reminded him: "Remember to send this appointment to the Prime Minister tomorrow morning."

Wang Chun will officially take over his position as director of South China Television.

Regarding this arrangement, Wang Ze thought that he was not suited to handle specific affairs. When he was asked to be the station director before, he rarely went there and always let Wang Chun handle daily affairs.

Since Wang Chun has done such a good job, it is reasonable to give him some rewards so that she will not be unhappy about giving channels to other departments.

After all, Wang Chun has been with him for so long, and even if Wang Ze says he doesn't care, he still has feelings for him.

"I understand, Patriarch. In addition, the director of the institute has submitted an application, hoping to begin ballistic missile experiments." Wang Shu took the appointment form and handed Wang Ze a live-fire experiment application from the research institute.