Not necessarily. If we must talk about financial sponsors, the brokerage company behind the stars is their financial sponsor.

For example, Yang Zi, when she first debuted, she actually signed with Yang Zi, the company of Huang Shengyi’s husband. At that time, Yang Zi was indeed very good to Yang Zi. At that time, everyone thought that Yang Zi was Yang Zi's boss and financial sponsor. Later, Yang Zi left the company, and her parents have been helping to take care of work affairs.

Actually, Yang Zi has really not had a financial backer in recent years. The reason why her dramas have become stars is because she has a good relationship with several senior executives of local TV stations, and she really just appreciates the relationship of juniors. . However, after Yang Zi experienced the Xiao Zhan incident and missed the Golden Eagle Goddess, she always felt that it was really hard without the support of a big boss behind her.

The impact of the Zheng Shuang incident on the "financier" Beijing Culture:

On the evening of January 25, 2021, Beijing Culture announced that it had been unable to return the money to the bank as scheduled due to recent financial difficulties. The loan was overdue, and the overdue loan principal was 500 million yuan. On January 22, 2020, Beijing Culture applied for a comprehensive credit line of no more than RMB 500 million from the Beijing Anhua Branch of Industrial Bank to supplement the company's working capital. The credit period is one year.

"We are actively communicating with creditor banks. The company will make every effort to raise funds through asset sales, film project financing, etc. to ease the company's financial stress." Beijing Culture stated.

Beijing culture is still in the midst of controversy over the Zheng Shuang incident. As a result of the huge controversy caused by Zheng Shuang's "surrogacy and abandonment", it is difficult for the starring works to be released. As the main investor of "Ask Your Love in This Life" (formerly known as "A Chinese Ghost Story"), Beijing Culture's cash flow continues to be under pressure.