Not long ago, the tragic experience of the late South Korean star Zhang Ziyan once again aroused people's attention and heated discussions. She chose to kill herself because of the unspoken rules, and died at a young age, which makes people sigh. So, behind the brilliance, what kind of conspiracy and secrets are still hidden in the entertainment industry? Let's explore together.
Unspoken rules shrouded in darkness
Zhang Ziyan's death was like a thunderclap, completely exposing the long-hidden unspoken rules of the entertainment industry to the spotlight. The so-called unspoken rule is that some practitioners use their power and position to sexually assault, sexually harass or otherwise misconduct other practitioners. In Zhang Ziyan's case, she was not only sexually assaulted, but also forced to have relationships with multiple people, which is really unimaginable. This is undoubtedly the desecration and destruction of her beautiful life, and it is also a blatant denial and trampling on the fairness and justice of the entire industry.
Not only that, Zhang Ziyan is not alone. The unspoken rules of the entertainment industry are like a monster crawling out of hell, and countless celebrities and newcomers have been violated and harmed by it. Sadly, many victims often choose to remain silent, either for fear of the situation getting worse or for fear of affecting their careers.
This kind of weakness and cowering undoubtedly contributes to the existence of unspoken rules.
The scum of the entertainment industry is rampant
As a number of scandalous cases of entertainment stars have been exposed in recent years, people have learned more about the twists and turns of corruption in this industry. In fact, in addition to the naked sexual exploitation of unspoken rules, there are many other dark sides in the entertainment industry.
For example, the prevalence of "fan circle culture" has bought and sold idol stars as commodities, and has not hesitated to go bankrupt to organize various support activities. Some fans even violated the law in order to chase stars. What's more, in order to create a good public image, some entertainment companies do not hesitate to strictly restrict and control artists, excessively squeezing the personal freedom and privacy of artists.
It can be said that the greedy, degenerate, and decadent culture in the entertainment industry has been deeply rooted, and many celebrities have lost their basic human ethics in order to get ahead. As the saying goes, "the entertainment industry has the rules of the entertainment industry", isn't this excusing these crimes. We have seen too many cases of violations and crimes, which makes people feel how degenerate this circle is.
The alarm bell ringing for a long time is thought-provoking
In the face of Zhang Ziyan's tragedy, we can't help but reflect: How deep is the dark side of the entertainment industry?
The government and relevant competent departments should attach importance to and increase the intensity of rectification of the entertainment industry, establish more complete laws, regulations and regulatory mechanisms, and effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of employees. At the same time, entertainment companies should also guide the industry to develop in a positive direction, establish good employment standards, and put an end to the infiltration of dark forces.
As star chasers, we should cherish the efforts of celebrities and look at idols rationally, instead of blindly obsessing and rising to worship. We must examine the gains and losses of this industry with a rational vision, and urge relevant parties to make a contribution to the healthy development of the industry with a positive voice.
Finally, entertainment stars themselves must also have the courage to face and expose the dark side of the industry, cherish the career in their hands, and adhere to professional ethics and personal dignity. Only the joint efforts of all of us can make the once "bright lights" shine again.
Zhang Ziyan's death has made us reflect on the dark side of the entertainment industry, and many problems such as unspoken rules, fan circle culture, and excessive control of the company need to be solved urgently. In the face of such a decaying ecology, we cannot choose to turn a blind eye, but should jointly raise our voices and urge relevant parties to actively rectify it.
It may be difficult for us to completely eradicate the corruption of the industry, but we can at least contribute to it. Everyone's choices are small, but they are enough to converge into a torrent of change. Let's stand together through thick and thin, defend the light together, and look forward to the entertainment industry being reborn under the sun, bringing laughter and hope to everyone, not despair and darkness.