Recently, Huang Bo has been questioned by the audience because of his performance in "Feng Shen", and Huang Xiaoming's "The Last Truth" box office results are also disappointing. Although Huang Bo's performance in "Learning Dad" has received some recognition, he still faces doubts from the audience. At the same time, Huang Xiaoming's "The Last Truth" did not perform well at the box office, and despite the promotion of many stars, it was still difficult to rise at the box office.
In "The Last Truth", the kiss scene between Yan Ni's character and Tumen's character caused controversy among the audience. Many viewers thought the kiss scene was too awkward and even a little disgusting. But in fact, this kiss scene has a deep meaning in the plot, which shows the deep feelings between the two characters. Yan Ni responded to this: "I couldn't help but go up and kiss him, it's true."
Yan Ni's performance in the film has also been recognized by many audiences. The role of Jin Ximei played by her is vivid and real, whether it is good or vicious, it is touching. Tu Men, who played with Yan Ni, also performed well, and the role of Ma Shuangxi played by him was full of emotions and full of expression.
But no matter what, artistic creation will always be influenced by public opinion. Sometimes, the audience's perception affects the box office and word of mouth of the movie. But we should remember that film is art, and it should not be a tool for certain groups to vent their emotions and express their claims.
In today's society, the relationship between artistic creation and public opinion is becoming more and more close. On the one hand, the artist wants to express his own views and emotions through the work, and on the other hand, the audience has his own expectations and opinions about the work. This relationship exists in various artistic fields such as film, music, literature, etc.
When an artist's creation does not match the audience's expectations, it often causes controversy. For example, a movie may be criticized for a certain scene or character, or a song may be controversial because of the content of the lyrics. How should artists respond in this situation? Should they stick to their creative ideas, or should they cater to the audience's expectations?
In addition, the influence of public opinion on artistic creation cannot be ignored. In the age of social media, the voice of the audience can spread quickly, and the evaluation of the work can be quickly formed. In this case, how artists can maintain their creative independence and not be influenced by public opinion is also a topic worth exploring.
In general, the relationship between art and public opinion is complex and requires artists, audiences and media to work together to find a balance that ensures that the independence of artistic creation and the expectations of the audience are met.
In Yan Ni and Huang Xiaoming's Film Road: When Art Confronts Public Opinion, we explore the complex relationship between artistic creation and public opinion. And in the age of social media, the relationship has become more intricate. A Weibo and a short video may become the key to influencing the reputation of the work. So, in this context, how to ensure that the creative freedom of the artist is balanced with the audience's right to criticize?
First, artists need to recognize that social media is a double-edged sword. It can both help artists build a closer connection with their fans and can also be a source of criticism and controversy. Therefore, artists need to be cautious in what they say and do on social media. At the same time, they should also learn to accept and deal with criticism from social media, rather than choosing to avoid or confront.
Secondly, the audience also needs to realize that artistic creation is a subjective process, and everyone has their own aesthetic views and values. Therefore, when we comment on social media, we should respect the artist's creative freedom and avoid making overly extreme or malicious comments. At the same time, we should also learn to criticize and praise at the same time, and give artists more encouragement and support.
Finally, the media and social platforms also have a responsibility to ensure the healthy development of public opinion. They should strengthen the regulation of malicious comments and online violence, and provide a fair, just and healthy communication environment for artists and audiences.
In the age of social media, online violence has become a growing problem. Many artists and public figures have been subjected to online violence, which not only threatens their personal safety, but can also cause serious harm to their mental health. Then, how to effectively prevent and respond to online violence and protect the rights and interests of artists and public figures is an urgent issue to be solved.