Recently, a number of celebrities in the entertainment industry have been exposed to frequent visits to casinos and addicted to gambling, including not only Wang Feng, but also big-name stars you can't imagine.
This once again set off a discussion about celebrities in the entertainment industry and gambling.
What should we make of this phenomenon? Should celebrities be responsible for being role models in society, or should they also have the freedom to live their own lives? This requires us to think deeply.
After Wang Feng divorced his ex-wife Zhang Ziyi, he was exposed to appear in the casino many times.
The photograph shows him absent-minded, as if he had become obsessed with it. Zhang Ziyi's "constraints" in Wang Feng's life seem to have ceased to exist, and it is difficult to curb her addiction to gambling.
In addition to Wang Feng, Wu Zhixiong, Wu Qihua and other celebrities also have gambling records.
Wu Zhixiong was rescued by his friend Louis Koo due to gambling debts, while Wu Qihua became a gambler, which eventually led to divorce. Jay Chou also openly said that he likes to gamble.
These examples show that gambling is quietly popular in the circle.
It is undeniable that the entertainment industry with high income and high pressure is indeed more prone to gambling desires.
The thrill of high stakes has become a way for some people to seek pleasure. But we also need to recognize that the harm of gambling is enormous.
It not only destroys wealth, but also lives.
So, what attitude should we have towards celebrity gambling? On the one hand, they are also ordinary people with personal freedom.
But on the other hand, they are public figures, and they should assume social responsibility and not convey misinformation.
The two positions seem to be difficult to reconcile.
However, we can at least ask that celebrities should not openly promote gambling and should not see it as a way of life.
As long as you keep a low profile and don't deliberately affect fans, your personal behavior can be tolerated.
At the same time, we can also remind the public, especially young people, to stay away from the negative effects of gambling through positive education.
Of course, the key is to fundamentally eradicate the gambling industry.
Only by prohibiting it at the institutional level can we solve the problem at the source.
We need to build a healthy social environment where people learn to understand themselves correctly and achieve legitimate spiritual satisfaction.
The gambling environment has not changed, and it is difficult to win all the games by relying on individual efforts alone.
This requires the concerted efforts of all sectors of society to use positive energy to change the long-standing bad atmosphere.
Only by treating the symptoms and the root cause can everyone stay away from the shadow of gambling and move towards the sun.