If nothing else, just say "not China" in the first episode of Tycoon, which makes many people think that this is secretly cueing China, expressing a sense of disgust through the mouth of the Chinese.
Yes, this sentence did cause a lot of misunderstanding. I felt a little uncomfortable at first glance, but then I calmed down and thought about this problem slowly, and found that it was actually an unnecessary misunderstanding - a Chinese capitalist Wouldn't it be weird to use the hands of the mafia (Vincenzo didn't break with his employer at the time) to transfer a huge amount of his fortune to a foreign country? If the money came properly, why not store it in the country? Rather than portraying him as a nouveau riche who dislikes the motherland, portraying him as a patriot may be more insulting. Finally, I would like to say that for a TV series full of Chinese elements and with Chinese investors, I really can't think of any humiliation to China. Cultural confidence is not achieved by unfounded doubts, subjective assumptions and glass-hearted accusations. If there is really a problem with this drama, why can it enter the mainland? Is it true that the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television and the Internet police are eating dry rice?
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