Just a few days ago, the media broke the news that Wang Yuan, Yang Chaoyue, and Jia Nailiang were gathering together in a Japanese restaurant.
During the period, Yang Chaoyue has been eating, and Wang Yuan has frequently smoked.
As soon as the news was exposed, it quickly "detonated" Weibo, and related topics occupied half of the hot search on Weibo on the 21st.
Just a cigarette can ignite the circle of public opinion, which shows Wang Yuan's influence as a public figure.
Wang Yuan, as a small fresh meat of the cultivation department, has always shown people with a positive and sunny image, and many people's impression of them is still stuck in the childish child.
However, as soon as the photos of swallowing clouds and spitting fog came out, many fans and even passers-by had a huge psychological gap.
Illusions collapse, people are disillusioned. The higher the expectation value, the greater the gap.
Why can a cigarette cause so much shock?
First of all, most of Wang Yuan's fans are teenagers, and this smoking behavior of idols is easy to produce unhealthy guidance for them.
Second, this kind of indoor smoking violates Beijing's "Beijing Municipal Tobacco Control and Smoking Regulations".
Today, the movie that the film sir wants to recommend to you is also related to smoking -
"Thank You for Smoking"
Thank You for Smoking
The male protagonist, Nick, is a top professional lobbyist in the world's most lucrative tobacco industry.
He was handsome and smiling, and it seemed easy to let people off guard.
A good mouth is Nick's innate talent and his weapon.
As the spokesperson for the Tobacco Association, Nick had only one purpose — to persuade others to smoke.
Nick was promoting tobacco culture to the public on a television show.
A child who had lung cancer from smoking also appeared on the show, and the senator questioned whether the tobacco company had informed the public of the harm.
Nick's position on the issue is that they want to put all kinds of pros and cons in front of people, but in the end they feel that whether it is harmful and whether to smoke should be a personal choice, and others should not interfere.
Nick also encouraged tobacco companies to work with Hollywood film and television agents.
Design the scene of the protagonist smoking in the movie together to attract some viewers to smoke.
In fact, that's how U.S. tobacco companies made their fortunes.
They plan to make smoking a cool behavior, and teenagers around eighteen can't help but want to smoke.
As the tobacco market expands, so does the sales of their tobacco products.
Although Nick was greeted with disdainful boos and curses from others every time he appeared, he was able to win every time, relying on a clever mouth that could turn black and white upside down.
In life, Nick has only two close friends, namely the spokesperson of the alcohol industry and the spokesperson of the arms industry.
They call themselves the M.O.D. Trio (Death Merchants), and although the products they endorse are different, they are all things that are harmful to people's lives.
The three of them gathered every weekend, eating junk food in restaurants, while giving each other advice and discussing how to deal with the pursuit of scientists, doctors and social workers.
They also sometimes compare the number of deaths caused by various industries.
The number of people who die of gunshots in the United States is about 10,000 every year, and the number of people who die of alcohol every year is about 100,000.
But nearly half a million people die each year from smoking, with an average of 1,200 people dying every day.
Nick is well-laced in the lobbyist business, and at the same time, he is deeply hated by the public.
He even received intimidating phone calls while attending the TV show.
Nick spent some time in a panic, but unexpectedly, he was knocked unconscious and taken to the car.
These extreme opponents of tobacco smeared the highest dose of nicotine stickers on Nick's body, and Nick went straight into a coma.
By the time he woke up, he was already in the hospital.
People around him said he was lying naked on a sculpture next to the street when he was rescued.
The doctor lamented that if it weren't for Nick's habit of smoking, his blood would never have stood such a high nicotine content.
Smoking saved Nick's life!
The kidnapping allowed Nick to gain popular sympathy, all of which made him look like a lucky victim.
Nick and tobacco could have pushed their plans more smoothly.
But Nick couldn't resist the temptation to have a relationship with a beautiful and sexy female reporter, and also told the female reporter all the secrets.
The women reporters put all of this in the newspaper, including their tobacco company's plans and plans; the personal information of the M.O.D. trio.
The good image Nick had built up as a result of the kidnapping collapsed in an instant, and the tobacco company fired Nick for failing to keep it a secret.
"Thank You For Smoking" is actually an anti-tobacco satire film and one of the must-see movies in marketing.
The name of the movie, Thank you forsmoking, is also a perfect contrast to the English phrase "Thank you for not smoking."
Alan Ike brings to life a professional lobbyist with 'moral flexibility'.
You can feel the ingenuity (or sophistry) of these professional lobbyists from the following amazing lines:
"If a plane crashes because of the pilot's responsibility, would you blame Boeing?"
If someone got drunk and hit someone, would you go to General Motors and make trouble? (Arms dealers shirk the wounds of arms)
"We don't want lung cancer patients to die, because then we're losing a consumer, and we want them to live and continue to smoke." (Facing patients with lung cancer due to smoking)
At the end of the film, the tobacco companies pay the price for Nick's departure, and they lose the lawsuit and need to pay hundreds of billions of dollars.
Nick thought of his son's health and realized that he could no longer aid and abett the abuse in this way.
So I jumped from the tobacco industry to another profession that is relatively less harmful to people - the communications industry.
Nick thinks he has a good eloquence, so why not go into some industry that can not harm consumers?
The interestingness of this film is that it is not completely preachy and completely critical, but leaves room for the audience to think.
Like smoking, who in the world would admit that smoking is completely harmless?
All of us believe that smoking is harmful to health. But if we choose to smoke, we have to suffer the consequences of smoking
Interestingly, although the theme of "Thank You For Smoking" is related to smoking, there is no half-smoking shot of the whole movie from beginning to end.
It conveys a classic American value -
Many things in life are a double sword, there are all kinds of dangers and traps in the world, and the government cannot do everything for you.
People have the right to choose for themselves, but everyone must also bear the consequences of their own choices.