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Different: The Light and Shadow of Korean TraineesIn today's bustling digital age, we can easily come into contact with Korean pop culture, especially Korean idol groups. The perfection, talent, and youthful sparkle they convey have captivated fans across the globe. But behind this glamour, there is a road full of twists and turns and grinds - the path of trainees. RECENTLY, NANCY LEE SEUNG-RI, A MEMBER OF THE FORMER SOUTH KOREAN GIRL GROUP MOMOLAND, BECAME THE FOCUS OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND HER PERSONAL PRIVACY WAS MADE PUBLIC, AN INCIDENT THAT HAS MADE PEOPLE RE-EXAMINE THE ETHICAL BOUNDARIES OF THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY.
NANCY, THE YOUNG SINGER, WAS BORN INTO A TRADITIONAL FAMILY IN DAEGU, SOUTH KOREA, WHERE HER FATHER WAS A SOLDIER AND HER MOTHER WAS A VIOLINIST. Bathed in music since childhood, she decided to embark on the path of becoming a singer with a vision of the stage. However, the story behind it is not well known. As a trainee, she has experienced countless assessments, challenges and pressures, and she is willing to sacrifice her youth and private life for her dreams.
In South Korea, becoming a trainee is like being in a strict "military school". Trainees have to follow many rules: they are not allowed to go to nightclubs, they are not allowed to fall in love, and they even have strict requirements for their weight and appearance. For the sake of collective honor, they are constantly exercising, learning, and collaborating. In this process, many trainees lost themselves and even suffered psychological depression and self-denial.
Compared with South Korea's trainee system, China's entertainment path seems to be more diverse. Many young people pass the national art examination and enter professional art colleges. This not only provides them with the training of professional skills, but also reserves more options and opportunities for them. But in both South Korea and China, the entertainment industry is a red ocean, with fierce competition, and only a few people can dominate the sea.
RETURNING TO THE NANCY INCIDENT, THIS EVENT REMINDS US ONCE AGAIN THAT BEHIND THE STARS SHINING ON STAGE, WHAT IS HIDDEN IS THEIR DESIRE FOR PRIVACY, DIGNITY AND FREEDOM. They are not just "idols" on the stage, but also real, emotional and thoughtful individuals. Entertainment companies and the public should respect them more than endlessly strip them of their rights.
In short, no matter where we are, we should respect the privacy and rights of others, and we should not hurt others for our own curiosity. The road of the stars may be glamorous, but the stories behind them deserve more attention and understanding. When appreciating the beauty they bring us, we might as well be more tolerant and caring.
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