For me at the age of 19｜The producer discloses how to set up a road for Zhang Wanting to visit Li Huishi The key middleman is exposed

The Yinghua Girls' School documentary "For Me at the age of 19" has been controversial. Among them, "The Chariot Goddess of the Bull" Li Huishi wrote an article on Sunday (5th) that she was "notified" to perform, and made an interview with director Zhang Wanting in January 2016 Her video is included in the film.

The producer of the film, Huang Hui, issued a statement in the early hours of today (8th), explaining that the team went to Izu, Japan to shoot one of the heroines in the film, Yinghua student Ma Yanru, to participate in the Youth Cycling Championship. The school directly applied to the Japanese authorities in advance and obtained permission to enter the filming was recorded, and was issued an interview card by the conference. Through Chen Zhongyu, the former honorary secretary-general of the "Hong Kong Cycling Federation", Li Huishi was invited to be interviewed after the race to talk about her own experience in participating in the competition, in order to encourage Ma Yanru, emphasizing that she had explained to Chen Zhongyu in advance. Filmed in the name of "Yinghua Girls' School Documentary Film Team".

Li Huishi posted an article on IG to bombard director Zhang Wanting.

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Li Huishi wrote an article on FB to criticize "being notified to be part of the movie"

Regarding the addition of an interview with Li Huishi in the film, director Maggie Cheung revealed earlier that an "honorary director" assisted in entering the Japanese competition venue to interview the heroine Ma Yanru and the "Rider Goddess" Li Huishi.

According to Zhang Wanting, it was like relying on personal connections to enter the venue for interviews and shoots without holding a conference interview pass.

Li Huishi mentioned in an article on Facebook that due to the lapse of many years, I don't really remember the situation at that time, but I only remember two things: "First, the Japanese organizing committee asked me if I would accept interviews with Hong Kong media", "Second, Ms. Zhang asked me a question The content is very weird and has nothing to do with the game."

She said that she kept asking herself whether she had forgotten, "The clips are used for documentaries and movies, how could I forget? What's more, I would never agree to commercial activities and appearances without authorization. If the reporter really told me at that time, They will put the footage on the movie screen, first of all, I will definitely put on makeup, and then I will ask my colleagues in the sports institute to start filming", and finally concluded that "I was notified to be a part of the movie".

Cycling Association: The association has no honorary director and the Sports Journalists Association criticizes interviews without a license

The Hong Kong Cycling Association of China pointed out on Tuesday night (7th) that the association does not have the post of "honorary director". A search of the records shows that in 2016, it sent a Hong Kong cycling team to participate in the Asian Track Cycling Championships in Japan. And staff members, at that time, the Hong Kong Cycling Association did not send any personnel to assist.

The Hong Kong Sports Journalists Association issued a statement on Monday (6th), regretting that Maggie Cheung did not apply for an interview pass in the normal way, emphasizing that the media has always been required to apply for an interview pass from the relevant organizers regardless of whether they are covering international events or local events. , the organizers of major sports events such as the World Cup and the Olympic Games will set quotas for each country or region, and believe that "Director Zhang's behavior may affect the image of the local media industry, and may cause local sports media to apply for other overseas events in the future. There are more unnecessary hurdles in the application process."

▼Screenshot of "For Me at Nineteen"▼

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Producer Huang Hui: The school applied to the Japanese authorities for filming permission and was granted an interview certificate

Huang Hui, the producer of "For Me at Nineteen", said in a statement that the photography team went to Izu, Japan in January 2016 to film Ma Yanru's participation in the Youth Cycling Championship. After the filming, a Press Pass (media interview card) and a licensed vest will be issued by the conference to enter the media area and venue for shooting.

Director Maggie Cheung (right) interviewed Li Huishi in Izu, Japan in January 2016.

(Still photo of "For Me at Nineteen")

Chen Zhongyu, then the leader of the Hong Kong team, was the "former honorary secretary-general" of the Cycling Federation

Huang Hui quoted the photography team as saying that the interview with Li Huishi was through Chen Zhongyu, the then Hong Kong team leader and former honorary secretary-general of the Hong Kong Cycling Federation (the former name of the Hong Kong Cycling Association), and invited Li to accept the interview. "At that time, the photography team clearly pointed out to Mr. , We are the filming team of the documentary film of Yinghua Girls' School. At that time, we were going to shoot the competition clips of young player Ma Yanru. We also hope to interview Ms. Li Huishi and let her talk about her experience of participating in the youth championship, especially how to strike a balance between studies and sports , to encourage and inspire Ma Yanru and others."

Huang Hui emphasized that Li Huishi's interview was arranged by Chen Zhongyu after her competition.

However, according to Li Huishi, it was the "Japanese Organizing Committee" who asked her if she would be interviewed by the Hong Kong media. This is not consistent with Huang Hui's arrangement through Chen Zhongyu.

Huang Hui, the producer of "To Me at Nineteen", issued an open letter in response to the interview with Li Huishi.

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▼February 6, the first school day after the incident of "For Me at Nineteen" at Yinghua Girls' School▼

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▼On December 18, Li Huishi, "The Goddess of Riding Under the Bull", participated in the Cycling Festival▼

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