This question is easy to answer. As long as the money is in place, you can do anything. In fact, we think too highly of the so-called sports stars and entertainment stars. At that time, a duet actor said on the stage, I think it is very reasonable, and it is really a wise saying. As long as the money is in place, the glass will break. I still remember a great man once said that if there were more than 300% profits, they would dare to trample on the world. Isn't it just to make money and be famous? Greater fame can earn more money. Those so-called people who do what they like for the sake of their ideals deserve our admiration, but they are few and far between in real society.

In the movie Ip Man III, Donnie Yen and Tai Sen had a duet for a few minutes. In that play, if the alarm clock didn't go off at last, Tai Sen would surely win the Donnie Yen. This is just the design in the film, but if the prescription is given to Tai Sen 65438+1 00000, Tai Sen will give it to1000000. As long as Donnie Yen doesn't beat himself to death, the society is so realistic, and Tai Sen has gone bankrupt. It's easy to impress a man who has no money, but only if you have money to give him.

Ideal dreams and moral bottom line can be measured by some things to some extent. As for what you measure, it depends on what this person lacked most in that situation at that time. If you give two steamed buns to a man who has just finished eating, he will definitely give you a disgusted look and throw it on the ground. But if you give this steamed bread to a person who hasn't eaten for three days and nights, this person may regard you as a savior.

When Tai Sen is not short of money, he may not agree to this request, but it also depends on how much money is given. Besides, Tai Sen was short of money when he was filming ip man 3. If he is short of money, he can do anything for you. Isn't he defeated? It's not that I haven't been defeated. The last question is how much can I give?