Reborn in the Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 1980s

Chen Zhaoguang was at the company when he received a call from Hu Xiaoxiao. He asked, "I just took it for post-production. Is there anything you need, Sister Xiao?"

Hu Xiaoxiao immediately said, "Stop post-production for now, Jiang Muyang's scenes need to be reshot."

"What's wrong?" Chen Zhaoguang asked. "Do we need to complete his scenes? Sister Xiao, aren't you recuperating right now? Your health is the most important thing. Jiang Muyang's scenes don't affect the story content, and Huang Sheng has also agreed to cut his scenes."

"It has nothing to do with me, it has to do with the second season of 'The Inspector Wears Skirts of Hong Kong'." After explaining the situation to Chen Zhaoguang, Hu Xiaoxiao added, "If the male lead Tang Bin's role is to be expanded in the second season, it would be best if he left a deep impression on the audience in the first season. I suggest the director reshoot Tang Bin's scene, trying to make Tang Bin's image as perfect as possible, to increase the audience's anticipation..."

Chan Siu-kwong has high hopes for "The Inspector Wears Skirts of Hong Kong." Although it hasn't been released yet, with Hu Xiaoxiao's involvement, it's sure to be a big hit, and a sequel is naturally in the works. Using Tang Bin's character to generate buzz for the sequel is a brilliant idea, providing free advertising for the second film.

"I'll contact Zhendong immediately and reshoot this scene." After hanging up the phone, Chen Zhaoguang immediately found Jia Zhendong to discuss reshooting Tang Bin's scenes.

In the movie, Tang Bin is portrayed as a pretty face, handsome, rich, and good-tempered, fitting the image of a young girl.

To portray Tang Bin well, Jia Zhendong put a lot of effort into Jiang Muyang, finally capturing the essence of a handsome, rich, and successful man. However, hearing the boss's expectations for the second season, he suddenly felt that the original version wasn't perfect and could have been improved with more highlights.

Jia Zhendong called Jiang Muyang back and had the image consultant redo his look, aiming to make him so handsome that people would fall in love at first sight.

Therefore, after discussing with Liang Jiafeng, Jia Zhendong decided to reverse Tang Bin's appearance order. In the original scene, Tang Bin appeared very early, not long after the beginning of the story. Now they decided to have Tang Bin appear at the end, freezing the scene in the finale.

To film this scene well, Jia Zhendong borrowed a newly purchased sports car from his boss, Huang Sheng, and at the same time, he continuously added to Jiang Muyang's image by referencing the image of William, a rising star who is currently very popular in the film industry.

"When the time comes, you call out to Yunxiao, and when Yunxiao turns around, you open the car door and get out of the sports car. First, stretch out your long legs..." Jia Zhendong instructed Jiang Muyang on how to act, showing him how to appear handsome and charming.

Jiang Muyang himself has been handsome since childhood, and he has a lot of experience in how to be handsome and make girls scream. In addition, he admires his boss Huang Sheng's image, and he added some of his own elements to the scene the director was explaining.

“I think you should wear glasses too, it will make you look more refined.” Jiang Muyang also rolled up his sleeves, revealing the smooth and firm muscles on his arms.

Jia Zhendong actually found a pair of glasses and had Jiang Muyang put them on. Then he stepped back a few paces, examined them for a while, and shook his head.

Perhaps because they were used to seeing the boss's appearance, they felt that Jiang Muyang's combination with glasses was far less attractive than the boss's.

Instead, the image consultant next to him had an idea. He found a pair of sunglasses and had Jiang Muyang put them on, saying, "After you get out of the car, the camera focuses on you. You take off your sunglasses and smile as you look up at the sky. The sunglasses symbolize your dark side; beneath your harmless smile lies hidden danger."

The designer also redid Jiang Muyang's hairstyle, creating a flowing three-seven part.

After watching it, the director immediately asked Jiang Muyang to film a short clip to test it out.

"Yunxiao."

As Yunxiao turned around, a red sports car stopped, the door opened, and a pair of long, slender legs emerged first, followed by Tang Bin, dressed in a white shirt and sunglasses, who walked out elegantly.

He took off his sunglasses, revealing a smile to the sky. His sharply defined features softened with that smile. Beneath his striking, sword-like eyebrows, a pair of dark eyes seemed to hold starlight, sparkling brightly and full of deep affection.

"Jiang Muyang, your smile was a bit too big just now. Try to tone it down a little so the audience can have room for their imagination." Jia Zhendong asked Jiang Muyang to film it again.

Jiang Muyang goes back and starts over—

"Jiang Muyang, your manner of getting out of the car just now was not elegant enough, it was a bit too hasty. Do it again."

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"Jiang Muyang, don't smile before you take off your sunglasses. I'll take a close-up shot first, showing off your handsome features, and then you can slowly reveal your smile."

……

"Jiang Muyang, what's wrong with you? Your smile looks so stiff! Do it again!"

Jiang Muyang vowed that he would never smile again.

Everything was finally perfect, no problems, but after the director finished filming, he shook his head and said, "The weather's not good today, the lighting isn't ideal, and the background isn't bright enough. Jiang Muyang, let's film again tomorrow. Tomorrow it'll be windy and sunny. Imagine driving your red sports car under a clear blue sky. When you take off your sunglasses, your parted hair will be tousled by the breeze, and then you'll smile..."

Under the director's demanding requirements, it took a full week to film this one scene of Jiang Muyang before it was deemed acceptable.

Then the film went into post-production and was released as quickly as possible.

When "The Inspector Wears Skirts of Baogang" was released, Hu Xiaoxiao's burned skin had not yet fully healed, but she had already been discharged from the hospital and returned home to recuperate. However, she was unable to participate in the film's promotional activities.

As a result, gossip newspapers fabricated a lot of news, with some even claiming that she was dating Huang Yuliang and was pregnant, already showing, and resting at home, which was why she hadn't appeared in public...

Predictably, when Hu Xiaoxiao recovered and reappeared two or three months later, gossip newspapers reported that her abdomen was flat, suggesting she had miscarried.

To ensure the success of "The Inspector Wears Skirts," Shengshi Entertainment invested heavily in distribution and promotion, creating a massive amount of advertising and promotional materials for the film.

In order to secure more screenings, Shengshi Entertainment is willing to offer an additional 5% discount to cinemas in order to get better release dates and screenings.

Hard work pays off, and "The Inspector Wears Skirts" became one of the most anticipated movies by audiences as soon as it was released.

Hu Xiaoxiao is a box office draw, and her prominent position on the poster immediately attracts attention. Unlike her previous screen image, Hu Xiaoxiao remains beautiful and dashing, even sporting a spirited uniform, making this film a top choice for audiences who have seen her movies before.

The film, coupled with its high production quality, features action scenes that are both thrilling and hilarious, and its genre of crime thrillers, which is currently very popular, has garnered praise from viewers.

With its reputation growing and more screenings, "The Inspector Wears Skirts" saw its box office rise day by day, constantly setting new records.