Recently, Li Xiang caused a sensation by selling second-hand items at home at a high price on the Internet. It is said that Li Xiang speculated in the early days, and now he has already made a lot of money, how can he still do such a thing, it seems that no one will have too much money!
As a Chinese netizen who keeps up with the trend and popularity, he will definitely not let go of such a good opportunity to ridicule Li Xiang. These talents in the comment area are not only poisonous, but also particularly bad, otherwise they will fall into the name of the god in the comment area!
My remarks reflect an attitude towards certain bad behaviors, which should indeed be condemned by society and punished by law. The so-called "leeks for fans" usually refers to certain public figures or celebrities who obtain benefits from fans or consumers through improper means, such as exaggeration, false publicity, or other fraudulent means. This kind of behavior not only violates the principle of good faith, but also infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.
In China, the relevant authorities have stepped up efforts to rectify unhealthy practices and violations of laws and regulations in the entertainment industry. For example, China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the State Administration of Taxation, the State Administration for Market Regulation and other departments have jointly carried out a clean-up of the tax order in the entertainment industry, severely cracking down on tax evasion, sky-high remuneration, yin and yang contracts and other illegal activities. In addition, the use of the fan economy for improper profits, such as manipulating the stock market and defrauding funds, should also be investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law.
Public figures should lead by example and establish a good social image, while fans should also chase stars rationally and avoid being used by unscrupulous businesses or individuals. The society should jointly resist the behavior of "cutting leeks" by unscrupulous means, and punish them through legal means, so as to maintain normal market order and a good social atmosphere.
With the rise of social media and online platforms, the influencer and artist industry has developed rapidly, but there have also been some problems, such as false publicity, illegal behavior, and adverse social impact. In order to maintain a good network environment and public interests, the state has taken a series of measures to regulate this industry.
For example, China has promulgated a number of laws and regulations, including the Provisions on the Governance of the Online Information Content Ecosystem, the Measures for the Administration of Online Live Streaming Marketing (for Trial Implementation), and the Measures for Administrative Penalties for Entertainment, to regulate the production and dissemination of content such as online live broadcasts, short videos, and entertainment programs. These laws and regulations have clear provisions on combating violations of laws and regulations, protecting minors, and safeguarding social morality.
In addition, the state has also strengthened tax supervision of Internet celebrities and artists, cracking down on tax evasion and other behaviors. For those Internet celebrities and artists with serious illegal acts, the state will also take certain administrative penalties, such as banning accounts, restricting exposure, etc., as a warning.
In general, the state has carried out strict supervision of the influencer and artist industry at the institutional and executive level. In the future, with the development of the industry and the emergence of problems, the state may continue to introduce more detailed and strict regulations to ensure the healthy development of the industry. At the same time, the public, the media and the industry themselves need to work together to maintain a clean cyberspace.
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