So some artists who went to the rear tried to find a way to return to Shanghai to shoot political propaganda films such as "Liu Fang" for Wang Jingwei's regime. In addition to the "Manchurian Film Association" for short, and the well-known Japanese actress, Li Xianglan, formerly known as Yamaguchi Shuko, the occupied area has long since developed into a performance capital of all China, and even the entire East Asian world. Li_Xianglan Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @ public domain "Full Movie" superstar Li Xianglan Under the slogan of the "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere", the entertainment industry in Asia has gradually gotten rid of its dependence on Hollywood, and has shaped popular culture with an oriental or Chinese style.

Benefiting from the "Greater East Asian Pop Culture Circle" created by Japan, Chinese entertainers have long learned to let go of their political or ideological photo color correction services insistence, and shoot or create works that please the rulers with the ultimate goal of fighting for survival. For example, Chen Gexin, who composed the New Year song "Congratulations, Congratulations", once wrote a song for the Kamikaze at the end of the Pacific War, but immediately changed his attitude to praise the national army when Japan surrendered.

Zeng Zhongying said that after the surrender of Japan, these artists separated the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and became the main force for the development of entertainment culture in China and Taiwan. However, because they were worried about the "cultural traitors" of the ROC government, the vast majority of pro-Japanese artists relocated to Hong Kong to develop in Taiwan, which established the prosperity of Hong Kong and Taiwan's performing arts industry in the 1970s. And Li Hanxiang, the director of Shaw Brothers in Hong Kong who led Ding Shanxi's debut, was expelled from the National Peiping Art College in the past because of his left-leaning and pro-Communist ideology. After arriving in Hong Kong, he once worked for the Great Wall Production Company run by the CCP.