Under the public's gaze, the unhealthy trends in the entertainment industry have finally attracted attention at the national level. Li Meng's misconduct in the crew became the fuse, sparking a debate about whether she was suitable to continue as the heroine, and in the end, she was replaced, which symbolizes that the public has higher expectations and standards for celebrity behavior.
Every move of the star is under the magnifying glass of public scrutiny. After the misconduct continued to be exposed, the public began to question what the real face of the entertainment industry is behind those glamorous stars? These incidents seem to uncover one fig leaf after another, allowing us to see the essence of the problem more clearly.
Zhao Lixin's shocking remarks set off huge waves in society, and the once beloved actor was banned because of this. This is not only a punishment for individuals, but also a warning to the industry as a whole: public figures must behave in a manner that is in line with social ethics and professional ethics.
Chen He, an actor who was once regarded as a model of a "good man", behaves very differently from the image he portrays in reality. As various behaviors in his private life were exposed by the media, people's favorability towards him dropped sharply, which once again confirmed a truth: the private morality of celebrities is equally important, and personality is not a fig leaf.
Wu Jinyan's extravagant commercial performance behavior has been criticized by CCTV's six princesses, which can't help but make people reflect on the social responsibility of celebrities. In the face of high appearance fees, should celebrities choose activities more carefully, lead by example, and practice artistic style.
In the impetuous entertainment market, the public expects excellent actors with real talent and a sense of responsibility, rather than stars who can only play big names. What people want to see are artists who are willing to work hard and dedicate themselves to art.
The change in the atmosphere of the entertainment industry cannot be completed overnight. However, with the intervention of the state and the media, as well as the voice of the People's Daily, we have reason to believe that a healthier and more ethical entertainment environment is slowly being established. The responsibilities and ethics of the actors will be the cornerstone of their foothold in this industry. The public eye has become more demanding, but this is the way we must go to a more civilized and just place.