The New Year is approaching, but Liu Xiaoqing has once again become the focus of public attention, this time not because of a new work, but because she sells her calligraphy works on a short video platform, including the words "Purple Qi from the East", the price is as high as 3999 yuan. This move has sparked a lot of heated discussions, making people re-examine the phenomenon and problems of public figures selling personal calligraphy, paintings, and artworks.
Liu Xiaoqing, an old-timer in the Chinese film and television industry, has won the love of many fans and fans with his excellent acting skills and many classic works. As a result, any of her actions have attracted much attention, including the sale of her calligraphy works. The celebrity effect plays a key role here, with many people willing to see her work as a prized collector's item.
However, the key problem in this word selling incident is the price tag of 3,999 yuan. This exorbitant price has sparked controversy, with some arguing that it is too expensive to meet the purchasing power of the average person, and that perhaps only a very small number of people can afford it. Netizens also commented on this, and some supported Liu Xiaoqing to make money by virtue of his ability, believing that this is much stronger than the act of selling fake goods in live broadcasts. But there are also people who question this price, arguing that even the celebrity effect should not make the price of a piece of paper ridiculously high.
Some netizens questioned Liu Xiaoqing's calligraphy level, believing that her calligraphy "has nothing to do with calligraphy", and even criticized her calligraphy for looking "too impetuous", pointing out that she "has not studied the tablet at first glance". This makes us reflect on whether the works of celebrities are really valuable for collection and appreciation, or perhaps they are just the product of the celebrity effect. In a way, it obscures the true artistic value and turns the work into a luxury item rather than a work of art.
In this controversy, some netizens compared the calligraphy of celebrities with the calligraphy of ordinary people. Some people think that celebrities' calligraphy and painting are valuable even if they are not good, and no matter how good the calligraphy of ordinary people is, no one wants it. This has led to a discussion about the celebrity effect and taste perception, whether the quality of the work itself is important, or the aura of the celebrity is more attractive.
Liu Xiaoqing's live broadcast of selling words has become a hot topic after dinner. This sparked a debate about art and merchandise, and also reflected people's thinking about the value of celebrities and real works of art. Perhaps people should pay more attention to the true value of celebrity works, rather than simply the personal aura of celebrities.
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