Lu Xinyi was able to realize that Hong Kong has become a place of right and wrong for Zhang Guorong now. This alone shows her strong analytical ability.

If you look at this issue with a normal person, Zhang Guorong is at least a top-tier star. In terms of magnitude, there is no need to be afraid of some gossip news, and there is no need to stay away from Hong Kong in order to avoid the trouble of gossip news. Even Li Mu never thought of it before, but if you follow Lu Xinyi's proposal and think deeply, her proposal will make a lot of sense.

No matter how developed, brilliant and powerful Hong Kong is, it is essentially a small piece of land, and I wish I could print 100,000 flyers to cover the whole Hong Kong. So once Zu Yaoting's newspapers and magazines are fully in full force, Zhang Guorong can't avoid interference in Hong Kong, but it will be different if he goes to the mainland. Zu Yaoting's ability to consult and publish, not to mention covering the whole country, he can't handle it in the Shenzhen Stock Exchange alone. How can he compare with himself?

Furthermore, the entertainment media in mainland China are generally more conscientious than the Hong Kong entertainment media. Some Hong Kong media have been persevering in damaging Zhang Guorong, but mainland entertainment media are much more friendly to him. After all, mainland media have always highly praised "Farewell My Concubine", so they love the house and the Ukrainian, so Zhang Guorong has always been very well-known in China. As for his sexual orientation, Li Mu thinks it is not a problem in mainland China. Mainland media have always been not very interested in sexual orientation. It is the most common way to pretend not to see it without mentioning it. This kind of thing itself is very personal. If there is no gossip and paparazzi dig deep, it should not be made public.

Zhang Guorong was quite moved by Du Wei's selfless support today. He had to find a way to temporarily leave Hong Kong, a place of trouble. Anyway, he is basically out of a shutdown, so time should be relatively free.

Making up his mind, Li Mu was also a little more grateful to Lu Xinyi. This Hong Kong media person whom he had never met before should be one of Zhang Guorong's fans, and he was also a mainlander, which made Li Mu feel a little more favorable.

It was precisely because she had a good first impression of Lu Xinyi that Li Mu chatted with her for a few more words and roughly asked about her personal situation.

Lu Xinyi is 28 years old this year. She is a native of the Shanghai Stock Exchange. She has been studying in the Shanghai Stock Exchange since elementary school and high school. She was admitted to the journalism major of the Chinese University of Hong Kong at the age of 19. After graduation, she worked in Hong Kong. She worked as an assistant director on the TV station for one year and entered the entertainment media circle five years ago.

The Weekly Newspaper where Lu Xinyi works now is one of the most famous print media in Hong Kong, and the most popular section of the Weekly Newspaper is the entertainment version, so the value of her deputy editor-in-chief of the entertainment version is still very valuable.

Li Mu also asked her why she knew her situation so well. Lu Xinyi smiled and said, "People who do news, especially those who do entertainment news, have strong abilities to dig deep into clues, so it is not difficult to check the industries you are involved in now."

Li Mu nodded and asked again: "What do you think of your future in "Yingxia Daily"?"

Lu Xinyi touched her head and said with a smile: "It has already hit the ceiling. The positions that are higher are all board members. If the company does not change to a professional manager system, I will only have a salary increase in the future, and it will not be possible to appreciate."

Li Mu asked her with a smile: "Have you ever thought about being an online media?"

"Internet media?" Lu Xinyi looked at Li Mu with a frown and asked him, "What does Mr. Li mean?"

Li Mu smiled and said: "I think all industries around the world are now being Internetized, and the same is true for the media in the future. Traditional print media and TV media will definitely be greatly impacted by the Internet. TV media is restricted by terminal ratings, print media is restricted by distribution channels, and Hong Kong is too small. These restrictions may not be seen. However, in mainland China, this constraint is too obvious. Except for CCTV, only a very small number of satellite TV stations can get high ratings across the country, and there are very few newspapers that can be sold nationwide. Magazines are at least weekly, and the timeliness is too poor, so the future media highlight should be on the Internet."

Lu Xinyi pursed her lips and thought for a while, and asked Li Mu: "How many netizens are there in the mainland now?"

Li Mu said: "It's less than 100 million now, and yy can now push any consultation to more than 95% of netizens in mainland China."

Lu Xinyi was so shocked that she couldn't stop talking: "Does yy have such a high share among netizens?"

Li Mu nodded, smiled slightly, and said confidently: "Let me tell you this, in mainland China, most netizens do not have their own computers, but they at least have their own yy number."

Lu Xinyi sighed: "I agree with this point. The penetration rate of private computers in mainland China is not very high. In fact, even in Hong Kong, the penetration rate of private computers is not yet 30% of the total number of netizens."

Li Mu smiled and said: "The Internet is developing very fast. In the future, not only will the Internet speed increase significantly, but the information will be more diversified, and the hardware price will continue to decline. The share of private computers and the absolute number will continue to rise. Just imagine that in China, hundreds of millions of people may watch news through the Internet every day. At least 20% of people will read entertainment gossip more or less. This channel is probably not comparable to any traditional media. As media people, what you care most about is the distribution channel besides the news source?"

Lu Xinyi was shocked. The current local population of Hong Kong is only more than 6 million. Including the number of foreign population is more than 10 million. As a city, this number is indeed quite large, but if it is a market, it is far from enough.

At present, the decline in the Hong Kong entertainment industry has been revealed. Hong Kong movies have been in a downturn for several consecutive years, and the Hong Kong music industry has also been impacted by digital music and the Internet. Non-local music is becoming more and more abundant and more convenient. More and more young people no longer buy records, and the music industry is deeply affected.

The changes in the times have made the Hong Kong entertainment industry seem a little embarrassed now. It seems that the people no longer pay attention to the entertainment industry as before. Even media people who do news in the entertainment industry think that the market is getting smaller and smaller and their future is worrying.

Li Mu suddenly portrayed a huge market with audiences of tens of millions or even hundreds of millions, which made Lu Xinyi feel yearning. However, she didn't understand the Internet very much and didn't know what kind of opportunities she had to transition to the development of the Internet society.

At this moment, Li Mu suddenly sent an invitation and said, "Ms. Lu, if you stay in Hong Kong enough, you can consider Yanjing. In fact, in the long run, the mainland scenery is better. Muye Technology is now preparing to build the world's largest Chinese portal based on yy. Entertainment is a very important second-level category under its jurisdiction. If you are interested, I can make a decision now and give you the editor-in-chief of the entertainment version, and be fully responsible for the structure of the entire entertainment sector."

Although Lu Xinyi knows Makino Technology and yy, she doesn’t know that yy wants to build a portal. This is an internal news that yy has not yet announced to the public.

I was just wondering if there was any good way to enter the Internet field in this situation, but I didn’t expect that a huge opportunity hit me directly.

Lu Xinyi calmed down and looked at Li Mu intently and asked, "Mr. Li, are you saying true?"

Li Mu nodded seriously and said solemnly: "The portal project has already started to operate and will be prepared to go online in the near future. If you are really interested, you can come to Yanjing to join the company at any time tomorrow."

As he said that, Li Mu reminded again: "But the time left for you to consider may not be too long, about half a month."

Lu Xinyi immediately said, "No need to think about it, I am willing to join!"

Li Mu looked at her in surprise: "I decided so quickly? At least I will talk about my salary requirements first?"

Lu Xinyi said with a firm expression: "No need to talk, I am looking forward to joining Makino Technology."

Li Mu raised his eyebrows, smiled and stretched out his hand, saying, "Welcome to join."

Lu Xinyi shook hands with Li Mu, but she didn't know why she suddenly made such a major decision, but if you think about it carefully, it might be that she was already pursuing a breakthrough point in her career, and Makino Technology is obviously a better opportunity.

At this time, a staff member walked up to Li Mu and said in his ear: "Mr. Li, the party is almost over. President Xiao booked a small dinner in the hotel. In addition to you and Miss Du, President Xiao also invited his brother and several other stars who were present today. If you are willing to enjoy the meeting, please go there with her later."

Li Mu did not hesitate and nodded slightly and said, "Then I'll go down and wait for her first."

The staff nodded, thanked him and turned around and left first. Li Mu said to Lu Xinyi again: "Ms. Lu remember my mobile phone number, contact me before going to Yanjing, and I will ask you to arrange for you to join the company."

Lu Xinyi nodded quickly and said, "I may need a few days to deal with the affairs in Hong Kong and try to go to Yanjing within next week."

Li Mu smiled and said, "Okay, you can control the specific time yourself, but don't be too late."

"OK."

The two exchanged mobile phone numbers, and Li Mu hurried downstairs. When he returned to his seat, Zhang Guorong took the initiative to say to him: "I heard from Xiaowei that you will go back to the mainland tomorrow?"

Li Mu nodded: "There are many things, so I have to go back earlier."

Zhang Guorong said: "I want to bring Xiaowei to meet Lin Xi, as well as some more famous producers in the Hong Kong music scene."

Li Mu smiled and said, "This is a good thing, but I may not be able to stay in Hong Kong to accompany her..."

Mo Wenwei smiled and said, "I have told my brother just now that Xiaowei can live with me for a few days in Hong Kong."

Li Mu was very curious and wanted to ask if Mo Wenwei had already lived with Feng Delun now, but I thought that since he took the initiative to take in Du Wei, he should have not lived together yet.

So Li Mu asked Du Wei: "Xiaowei, what do you mean?"

Du Wei looked at Li Mu with big eyes and said shyly: "Brother Li Mu, I can take good care of myself."

Li Mu nodded immediately: "Okay, I'll call your sister to tell you."

(To be continued.)
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