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On the 21st of August, director Hu Mei shared an article supporting "The Dream of Red Mansions: The Golden Jade Union," commenting, “There are still people who get it.”

The author, identifying themselves as an industry insider, starts by stating, “I firmly believe that the new 'Dream of Red Mansions' is a classic blockbuster,” and mentions how many big names in the industry praised the film after its Beijing premiere; they also hint at “companies and individuals paying to smear the film behind the scenes”; they defend the film's lack of significant distribution costs leading to lower-than-desirable screening rates, noting, “I've heard from many friends around me who want to see it but can't find where to buy tickets”; they recount the incident when director Hu Mei's film "Confucius" was targeted by online trolls whose ringleader ended up in jail; finally, they assert that Director Hu wouldn't be bothered by such trivial criticism.

August 21st saw Hu Mei, the director, sharing a piece backing "The Dream of Red Mansions: The Golden Jade Union" with the comment, "There are still those who understand." The author, claiming to be an industry insider, begins by declaring, "I have no doubt that the new 'Dream of Red Mansions' is a monumental work," and recounts how major players in the industry lauded the film following its debut in Beijing. They suggest there are "companies and individuals funding smear campaigns against the film from the shadows." They defend the film's limited release budget, which has resulted in fewer screenings, mentioning, "I've heard from quite a few folks who are eager to see it but can't seem to find where to purchase tickets." The piece also brings up past events, such as when Director Hu's film "Confucius" faced a smear campaign, leading to the arrest of the orchestrator. It concludes with the assertion that Director Hu is not fazed by such trifling attacks.

In the midst of all this, on August 21st, Director Hu Mei took to social media to share a piece supporting "The Dream of Red Mansions: The Golden Jade Union," remarking, "There are indeed people who get it." The author, presenting themselves as someone well-versed in the industry, asserts, "I am convinced that the new 'Dream of Red Mansions' is a masterpiece," and mentions the positive reception at the Beijing premiere by industry heavyweights. They imply that "there are companies and individuals financially backing efforts to tarnish the film's reputation." They stand up for the film's limited marketing budget, which has led to fewer showtimes, saying, "Many of my acquaintances have expressed interest in seeing it but can't figure out where to buy tickets." Additionally, they recall the time when Director Hu's "Confucius" faced a similar smear campaign, resulting in the imprisonment of the person responsible. The piece ends by stating that Director Hu remains unfazed by these superficial criticisms.