"Mr. Li, you are not in Yanjing?!"

Spielberg, who had just walked out of the airport, stopped immediately. Li Mu was not in Yanjing, and all his plans would be greatly affected.

If I followed Li Mu and waited for a few days to contact him, I wonder how many Hollywood bigwigs would come to him in the past few days. By that time, I'm afraid the Muying ticketing system would have fallen into other people's pockets long ago;

But what can I do if I don’t follow his words? I said I was here to film the movie. If I suddenly wanted to go to find Li Mu at this time, then wouldn’t my previous statement be self-defeating?

Li Mu smiled and said to Spielberg: "Yes, I haven't been in Yanjing recently. I have a logistics-related project under my command. I'm following up in the south."

Spielberg has been to China and knows that China is vast, both north and south and east and west, with a span of large or small, and the maximum can reach thousands of kilometers. This distance has even been to more than a dozen countries in Europe. In this case, it is even more difficult for him to make an appointment with Li Mu.

So Spielberg began to feel anxious.

Anne Hathaway, who was standing by, heard a rough idea from Spielberg's words and said tentatively: "Mr. Spielberg, let me say a few words to Mr. Li?"

Spielberg hesitated for a moment, and saw Anne Hathaway's expression firm, he handed her the phone.

Anne Hathaway took the phone and said with a smile: "Hello, Mr. Li!"

"Hello Anne."

"Mr. Li, have you heard that you are in southern China now?"

"Yes." Li Mu nodded and said, "I'm in Shenzhen Market, about two thousand kilometers away from Beijing."

Anne Hathaway pretended to be casual: "Two thousand kilometers are only more than one,200 miles, and the plane is only two hours, not far away. We haven't started construction yet. Why don't Director Spielberg and I fly over to meet you?"

Li Mu said in surprise: "Two thousand kilometers are not far away?"

Anne Hathaway smiled sweetly and said, "It may be quite far for people around the world, but it is nothing to Americans. Americans are used to flying, so we all feel that the distance is close within two thousand miles. It takes two or three hours to arrive. Sometimes we encounter traffic jams in Los Angeles and haven't left the city yet."

Speaking of this, Anne Hathaway said: "Actually, it is mainly because Director Spielberg and I have the only friend in China. Since we have flew over thousands of miles, we don't care about flying more than a thousand kilometers to meet you. Wouldn't you not welcome us?"

Anne Hathaway's words made Li Mu unable to refute. Americans are indeed used to flying, and two or three-hour routes are already commonplace for them.

So Li Mu said, "How could that happen? Of course you welcome! Let's do this. After you have settled your itinerary, tell me that I will arrange everything you come to Shenzhen Stock Exchange!"

When Anne Hathaway heard that Li Mu agreed to meet, she immediately breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile: "Then let us inform you in advance after we have set our itinerary."

“Ok.”

After hanging up the phone, Li Mu began to re-examine the boss Spielberg.

It would be fine to come to China to discuss cooperation with me, but he actually called Anne Hathaway over, obviously intentionally. This made Li Mu sigh that there are no real artists in this world, most of whom are always driven by interests. In the face of major interests, artists may not be able to be truly open and open.

However, this did not cause him much trouble. It was better to work with Spielberg than to work with people like Harvey. And it has to be said that Spielberg's reputation is better than Harvey.

At the same time, Spielberg, who was still at Yanjing Airport, heard that Anne Hathaway said that Li Mu had agreed to meet, and he was immediately overjoyed and breathed a sigh of relief.

He has been working in the film industry for so many years and knows very well what the Muying ticketing system means. He has long been determined to win such a major project and cannot be lost. Therefore, he used a disgraceful means to come to China to discuss with Li Mu with the help of Anne Hathaway. Although his approach is somewhat unfavorable, he doesn't care about too much in order to ensure the smooth development of things.

Now that Li Mu promised to meet, Spielberg's mood suddenly improved. He looked at the time. It was still noon in Yanjing time. If he bought a plane ticket now and rushed to Shenzhen Market, he should have been able to meet Li Mu today.

Spielberg then said to Anne Hathaway: "Anne, let's go buy air tickets now and rush to Shenzhen Stock Exchange as soon as possible to meet Li Mu."

Anne Hathaway had just finished a ten-hour cross-air flight. Now she finally landed, she was tired and tired, and had severe jet lag. What she wanted most now was to take a shower and have a good rest in the hotel. Unexpectedly, Spielberg was so anxious.

Looking at him in surprise, Anne Hathaway asked tentatively: "Are we really going to rush over so quickly? In this case, will it be too abrupt and too obvious to Li Mu's mind?"

Spielberg couldn't help but hesitate. In his opinion, he really wanted to go to Shenzhen Market to meet Li Mu immediately, but as Anne Hathaway said, if he flew over so anxiously, it would definitely be extremely abnormal for Li Mu, and he was really tired all the way. Since Li Mu had agreed to meet, he didn't seem to have to be too anxious.

Thinking of this, Spielberg nodded slightly: "Okay, let's buy a flight ticket for tomorrow morning first, and then go to the city to find a hotel for a night to leave tomorrow."

Anne Hathaway finally breathed a sigh of relief. Although she was still very young, she was a weak woman after all. Without strong physical strength, she could no longer bear it.

...

The two were about to buy a ticket to Shenzhen Stock Exchange tomorrow morning, and Spielberg's cell phone rang. Judging from the number, it was an American cell phone, so Spielberg answered the phone.

"Hi, Steven!" Harvey said in an extremely enthusiastic voice: "I am Harvey. What are you busy with recently, my friend."

Listening to Harvey's voice, Spielberg was particularly surprised. He did not expect that Harvey, the notorious Hollywood, would call him.

Spielberg and Harvey's relationship broke down as early as the end of the last century. At the end of the century, Spielberg filmed an epic war-themed film "Save Private Ryan". Originally, this film was regarded as the strongest Oscar film of that year, until Harvey appeared halfway.

In that year, Harvey made his influence nominations for "Shapes' Love History" he produced with 13 nominations and eventually won seven awards. In terms of nominations and number of awards, "Shapes' Love History" crushed "Save Private Ryan". Even at the most critical best film award, "Shapes' Love History" produced by Harvey also defeated "Shapes' Love History" with the highest award-winning "Shapes' Love History", which was the fuse for the rigid relationship between the two back then.

For Spielberg, Harvey was like a thief who didn't play by the rules. He relied on his wrist and stole the award he most wanted from himself, so since then, he basically never had any contact with Harvey.

So at this time, Harvey suddenly called, and Spielberg was particularly puzzled.

Then, Spielberg asked tentatively: "Have you, what's wrong?"

Harvey smiled on the other end of the phone and said, "Steven, it's been a long time since I've missed you very much. I want to take time to have a meal with you. I wonder if you have time?"

Spielberg frowned and said, "Have, if you have something to do, just say it, there is no need to be hypocritical."

Harvey was a little unhappy when he was quarreled by Spielberg, but when he thought that he might be the only person he knew and could have contact with Li Mu, he suppressed his temperament and said politely: "That's it, Steven. I want to talk about some cooperation with Muye Yingxiang recently, but I have no friendship with Li Mu, so I want to ask you to help me introduce it."

As soon as Harvey said he wanted to see Li Mu, Spielberg immediately became alert. He immediately began to think about why Harvey wanted to see Li Mu. It is estimated that he also fell in love with Li Mu's Mu Ying ticketing system. After all, an old man like Harvey cannot realize the importance of this system.

Thinking of this, Spielberg asked him tentatively: "Li Mu is not in the United States, how do you want me to recommend you?"

Harvey immediately said, "I am not going to see him in the United States, but in China. I am already in China now."

As he said that, Harvey said again: "Steven, I know you have a certain misunderstanding about me, but this time I still hope that you can help me with nothing but grudges. I will definitely compensate you well in the future. Even if you participate in the Oscar next time, I will let you have a Grand Slam."

Spielberg was a little angry when he heard Oscar. He said angrily: "Sorry, I don't have time." After saying this, Spielberg hung up the phone without waiting for Harvey to respond.

Harvey didn't expect that Spielberg was so unreasonable, without giving him any face, and even hung up his phone. While he was annoyed, he continued to use his brain, hoping to find a key person to help him.

At this time, Spielberg, who hung up the phone, said to Anne Hathaway with a serious expression: "Anne, we will change our plans and go to Shenzhen Stock Exchange today!"

Anne Hathaway asked him in surprise: "What happened, Mr. Spielberg."

Spielberg said with a little anger: "Harvey has already arrived in China before us. He is looking for an opportunity to meet Li Mu. He must not let him meet Li Mu before us!"
Chapter completed!