Recently, the new ending of the Crazy Horse show has once again attracted widespread attention, and this time the protagonist is the former female acting superstar Baby (Yang Ying). With the banning of her entire social media account, it seems to mark the end of the Crazy Horse show incident. This incident can't help but look back on the ups and downs of Baby's acting career, as well as her scandalous relationship with Huang Xiaoming.
The Crazy Horse show has become a hot topic recently, and Baby (Yang Ying), as one of its protagonists, has experienced the turmoil of being banned from social accounts. However, this outcome does not seem to come as a surprise. Baby's acting career can be described as bumpy and full of ups and downs. She debuted as a young model at the age of 14, initially developed in Japan, and later returned to Hong Kong, where she had scandals with William Chan, Jay Chou, Zheng Zhongji and other male stars, and her fame increased, but it was also accompanied by a series of negative news.
However, this series of events led to the collapse of her reputation as an actor. Many people mistakenly think that Baby's career decline is due to divorce, but the actual reason is more the predicament of Huayi Group behind Huang Xiaoming. She is increasingly lacking in resources in the entertainment industry, even in big-budget movies, she is just a vase, and new actors have robbed her of variety show opportunities. Even in terms of red carpet and fashion endorsements, they can only maintain topicality, but they can't recover the decline of their careers. The Crazy Horse incident only accelerated Baby's career decline, and her silence was shocking.
The ending of this incident also makes people reflect on the fact that traffic artists who have no works will eventually be abandoned by the times. Baby may think that he can stand at the top forever, but he is finally pushed to the bottom by reality. After the tide recedes, those who remain on the shore are destined to feel lonely. Baby's story is a mirror in the entertainment industry, reminding us that success requires not only good looks, but also solid acting skills and tenacious character. Don't forget that the scenery will eventually pass, and what will be left behind will be true strength and character.