I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

' Zhang Ye got into a fight with the deputy director of CCTV 1. The leaders at CCTV 1 tried to persuade Zhang Ye to re-sign his contract, giving up the copyrights to his show "The Voice of China" and upcoming new programs. Zhang Ye refused, leading to the conflict. The overseas copyright fees are quite high, and CCTV 1 wants to sell the copyrights to foreign countries, but if they were sold under Zhang Ye's name, it would be embarrassing for CCTV 1. The leaders are desperate to change the contract. Zhang Ye's temper is quite fierce, and he often argues with the leaders. The situation is complicated, and it's hard to distinguish right from wrong when it involves the interests of the leaders. Everyone in the "The Voice" column team is shocked and worried about Zhang Ye's situation. They think CCTV 1 is being too far and that Zhang Ye is talented and deserves the copyrights. The team is worried that if Zhang Ye doesn't handle the situation properly, he might be put on the shelf by CCTV 1. Zhang Ye is prepared for the worst outcome but continues to work without being disrupted. The team receives a bonus, but Zhang Ye's salary is not paid, which raises suspicions. Ha Qi Qi decides to ask the finance department what's going on. Zhang Ye's anger has accumulated, and he feels that CCTV 1 is treating him unfairly. '

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