During the Spring Festival period, Chen Pingsheng took the spoiled brat to Capital City to visit people and pay his respects.
He knew that there would soon be restrictions on short dramas.
Previously, no review was needed and they could be broadcast immediately after filming, but now they have to be submitted to the national departments for review and approval to obtain broadcasting rights.
The difference here is extremely significant.
For example, if a drama can't be aired after filming, it's a total loss.
And the risk involved is high.
Compared to the restrictions on short dramas, another move in the entertainment circle would have a much bigger impact.
That would be the implementation of a salary cap.
To put it plainly, the entertainment industry in the Mainland is too distorted now. Even without good acting skills, one can still rake in tens of millions in fees.
It's worlds apart compared to the entertainment industry in Kimchi Country.
