Gu Tianle plans to acquire South Korea's Jiaxiu Entertainment to expand the Korean star market

In recent years, Korean style has invaded Hong Kong. Koo Tianle is aiming at the development potential of the Korean star market and is planning to acquire "Jiaxiu Entertainment Co., Ltd.", an entertainment company owned by Shih Nianci and specializing in working with Korean artists. Shih Nianci, who has moved to the Korean star market in recent years, has close ties with many Korean entertainment companies. He often acts as a middleman to recruit Korean stars to come to Hong Kong to hold activities. He once held a meeting in Hong Kong for Running Man's Gary, which set off a craze for flying.

Original title: Gu Tianle buys South Korean entertainment company to become Asian entertainment tycoon

According to Hong Kong media reports, the film company that Gu Tianle invested in his early years has gradually become on track, and his works have box office and reputation guarantees. This year, in addition to setting up a public relations promotion company, he is plotting to acquire an entertainment company that specializes in working with South Korean artists, becoming an entertainment tycoon in Asia!

In recent years, Korean style has invaded Hong Kong. Koo Tianle is aiming at the development potential of the Korean star market and is planning to acquire "Jiaxiu Entertainment Co., Ltd.", an entertainment company owned by Shih Nianci and specializing in working with Korean artists. Shih Nianci, who has moved to the Korean star market in recent years, has close ties with many Korean entertainment companies. He often acts as a middleman to recruit Korean stars to come to Hong Kong to hold activities. He once held a meeting in Hong Kong for Running Man's Gary, which set off a craze for flying.

In the past three years, Gu Tianle has been dubbed the "Hong Kong Star King". He shoots more than ten films every year. Based on a film salary of 20 million yuan, his income before dividends reaches 200 million yuan. In addition, he is very popular among advertisers. There are more than ten advertisements in Asia, with revenue reaching 400 million yuan last year.

Editor: Nancy