In recent years, the development of China's entertainment industry has attracted much attention. Some actors have won the hearts of the audience with their strength and good image, however, the appearance and body of public figures have often become hot topics, such as Cheng Xiao's recent public appearance on a media reality show. This report will explore how Chinese artists should respond to relevant public opinion, and the importance that the public attaches to the body image of celebrities.
According to the revelations in the circle, in a reality show, when talking about her health, Cheng Xiao disclosed her measurements, including height, weight, chest circumference, waist circumference, hip circumference, etc., and said that her body fat rate was 28%. This approach has sparked a discussion among netizens about whether its figure is standard. Although the person concerned has clearly responded in the program, it is still controversial among the public. Whether a standard is a standard or not cannot be judged simply by numbers. Here, we suggest that the majority of netizens respect everyone's private space and should not interfere too much in the private lives of others.
In fact, for public figures, the issue of appearance and body may bring higher pressure on public opinion. However, in China, compared with foreign countries, the stage of artists does not pay attention to the picky figure like Japan and South Korea, and pays more attention to internal quality and talent. Only on the basis of good character, acting skills, and good reputation can artists get the greatest support from everyone. As some fans have said, although they know that Cheng Xiao's measurements may be beyond the conventional range, they will still resolutely choose to support her. This undoubtedly reflects that China's fan base pays more attention to the inner quality of the artist than the superficial image.
In addition, we also conducted a survey on the Korean entertainment industry and found that most of the female stars on Korean screens are thin, while the male stars show a muscular image. In South Korea, the appearance and figure of artists attract attention, and body management is even seen as a sign of professionalism. This strict aesthetic concept also brings a greater psychological burden to artists.
Therefore, whether it is from the case of Cheng Xiao or the general trend in the global entertainment industry, public figures need to maintain self-confidence and calmness in addition to actively recuperating their body and mind and improving their professional ability when facing body problems. At the same time, the public's evaluation of artists should also be diversified and objective, and their value should not be judged solely on the basis of appearance.
Although the Chinese entertainment industry is slightly different from foreign systems, the overall atmosphere is positive and vibrant. Although artists are in a complex public opinion environment, as long as they learn to deal with it and try their best to show their talent and essence, they will eventually win the applause and respect of the audience. May the future of China's entertainment industry be brighter.