Sakurai hesitated for a moment and said: "This Hama Mieda is the daughter of a friend of mine, the little girl just wants to be a star, and she is not willing to be in Japan, she wants to go to Hollywood in the United States from the beginning, and I really can't shirk it." ”

Tang Ning didn't wait for Sakurai to finish speaking, then waved his hand and said: "I understand, don't worry, this female number one is Hamamieda's, and no one can snatch it away." "Actually, there's really no need to wait for Sakurai to finish speaking, to be able to make Sakurai say that he can't get rid of his friends, it's definitely not a small person, the left and right are just a vase role, who plays it is not the same, there is no need to refute Sakurai's face for this little thing, and it is estimated that this is the main reason why Sakurai is looking for himself today, and the others are just transitions.

Although Downing and Sakurai were trying their best to make new films, it was a pity that the Japanese market at this time was extremely abnormal, and most of the time the television, radio, and newspapers at that time were about "cultural activities" in China, and as in China, these reports repeatedly aroused the enthusiasm of those Japanese young people in their 20s.

This passion was spurred by the mass printing of "Selected Works of Mao", "Quotations of Mao", and other "cultural activities" by radical organizations at the time. Soon millions of copies of "Mao Da Da Quotations" were distributed in Japan, and many Japanese universities at that time used "Mao Da Da Quotations" as a Chinese textbook. In Tokyo, Osaka and other places, there is a rush to buy "Mao Dada's Anthology", and people even wait in line for hours at the door of the bookstore.

That year, the records of Chinese revolutionary songs such as "Dongfang Hong" sold more than the records of singers who became popular on the islands over the years. Mao is like a big chapter, and it is almost like a rare treasure, and only a few people can bring it from China to a company that still does a little business with China, or a classmate who has participated in Japan-China youth exchange activities. A gentleman surnamed Kitada still has more than a dozen notebooks of learning "Mao Xuan" with neat binding and yellowed paper. That's how Mr. Kitata's Chinese studies began. In order to accurately understand and comprehend the spirit of Mao Dada's writings. He also wrote to the Xinhua Bookstore in Beijing, asking to buy the Chinese version of "Mao Da's Selected Works." The first thing he did was to return to his hometown in Kyushu and mobilize his parents to distribute the little land to the peasants. After reading the "Report on the Investigation of the Hunan Peasant Movement," he was so excited that he couldn't sleep at night. He tried to organize a local peasant association to wrest power from the county's government. His family and local peasants regarded him as an "idiot" and a "madman", and he did not hesitate to declare a complete "break" with the "evil exploitative family".

Influenced by the Red Boys Movement, various organizations of young students appeared in various parts of the archipelago like mushrooms in the forest after the rain, and some of them were simply called "Red Boys". In the eyes of many Japanese young people at that time, the United States symbolized imperialism and evil; And China symbolizes revolution. Mao Dada was the co-mentor of revolutionary youth all over the world. During marches and demonstrations, they often held Mao's portrait high and wrote Mao's quotations on banners with blood; Young people march forward with solemn expressions under banners and portraits. Such images appeared on television, newspapers, and periodicals at the time, and became a portrayal of Japan at that time. The Nobel Prize-winning Japanese writer Kenzaburo Oe's many novels contain descriptions of the left-wing movement in Japan at that time, and they gathered in the tens of thousands. Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder. Excitedly chanting anti-American slogans, he walked the streets of Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Okinawa.

"68 generations", but there are still conflicts with the Japanese government again and again. Of these, the most embarrassing to the authorities were two. In January 1968, 47,000 young students from all over the country rushed to Sasebo to drive the USS Enterprise, a 75,000-ton U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that was about to go to Vietnam to fight in the war and resupply the port. In July of the same year. Thousands of young students in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, 30 miles east of Tokyo, joined 300 farming families on the land to resist the government's plans to build a massive airport there, tearing down the boundary wall erected by the airport company and placing huge piles around the land. Obstruct the government from sending personnel to survey the area. Complex tunnel systems are even excavated underground to create a posture for a long struggle.

While the discontent of the youth gradually rose in the conflict, they also became more and more admiring of Mao's doctrine of "power from the barrel of a gun". Many people believe that violence must be countered by violence, and that the old world must be destroyed by revolutionary means. Some of the "red generals" began to make their own gunpowder and armed themselves with shotguns. The "Red Boys" in the Tokyo Valley area, chanting "Chase out the exploiters!" Liberate the Valley! ", attacked the valley police station, burned the policeman's bicycles and smashed the façade of the building. Some people also wrote letters to Mao Dada, vowing to take it as their responsibility to propagate and practice Mao Dada's ideas for the rest of their lives, and expressed their desire to go to China to learn guerrilla tactics, and after completing their studies, they would devote themselves to the world revolution like Che Guevara.

For this momentum, Tang Ning naturally did not join in the fun, but hid in Guam, but what he didn't expect was that Jimmy actually ran over and had a lot of fun in the field below. This made Tang Ning a little curious, and dragged Jimmy over and asked, "I said Boss Jimmy, why don't you stay in Hollywood and run your movie empire, why are you running here?" ”

Jimmy said a little depressed: "Don't mention it, now the United States is in chaos, and I can't stay at all, so I'm still here to hide and spend a vacation by the way!" ”

"What's going on in the United States again? In my opinion, the most chaotic things in the world right now are China and Vietnam, followed by Japan, and how much can happen to the United States! Tang Ning said disapprehantly.

Jimmy was a little surprised and asked, "Tony, no, you haven't heard of such a big shooting?" ”

"How could I not have heard that I was in Los Angeles when President Kennedy was assassinated."

"It's not Kennedy, it's the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination two days ago!"

Tang Ning exclaimed, "What?! What happened to Martin Luther King Jr.? ”

Jimmy nodded: "That's right, he was shot in Memphis, Tennessee!" ”

"Oh my God, who is so cruel, even this good old man can do it. But what does this have to do with the chaos? Tang Ning asked suspiciously.

Jimmy explained: "You are confused, you don't know the status of Dr. King among black Americans, even if he dies a normal death, he will have to cause a storm among black people, not to mention that he was murdered this time, and the murderer of him is actually a white man, and the racial issue is quite tense now, and it is strange that there will be no chaos when this kind of thing happens!" ”

PS: Today is Christmas Eve, I wish you all a happy holiday, and please take me half a day off to accompany my girlfriend. (To be continued.) )