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Sky-high bills: Wu Yifan's little costs
I have to say that the matter of tax arrears is like last night's carnival photos that I forgot to delete in the circle of friends, and sooner or later someone will find out, and it is a number that cannot be ignored like 4.2774 million. Two companies in Inner Mongolia, one is called Fanshi Film and Television Media, and the other is Chaoting Culture Media, they may treat "tax" as "burning", and the result is... A large sum is owed. You see, corporate income tax is owed, like a sword of Damocles hanging over the head, ready to be cut down at any moment.
No, after the announcement came out, the two companies immediately became the hot search overlords. The reactions of netizens are also varied, some people call out "the tax bureau is a real fan, even the watchlist is the same as me", and some people began to calculate how many small goals this tax will have to pay off. And behind these two companies, there is a little bit of star aura, Fanshi Film and Television Media is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wu Yifan's brokerage company, and the legal representative is Wu Yifan's cousin, which makes this cousin's shoulders under great pressure.
Family Business: The Tax Office Behind Starlight
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Xingrui Culture Media, founded by Wu Yifan's mother, wholly owns Chaoting Culture Media, doesn't it sound like a family business? But it seems that under the stars, tax problems are also inevitable. Netizens jokingly said, "This tax is not an ordinary 'tide', but a 'tide' of late fees." On social platforms, some netizens have begun to worry about whether this big news will affect Wu Yifan's endorsement and projects.
Some began to ridicule whether they should start a live broadcast to raise money and "generate electricity for love" to help idols tide over the difficulties. At this time, the brand rights protection incident was also picked up, and the emojis and memes were funnier than the other, as if the tax issue had become a joke for young netizens after dinner.
Brand Activism: An Endless Fight of Hide and Seek
To tell the truth, the matter of brand rights protection is simply a Hollywood blockbuster, with ups and downs in rhythm and wave after wave of dramatic conflicts. Our protagonist Wu Yifan has really become a "target of rights protection" this time. I have to say that the word "rights protection" makes people sound very righteous, and it seems that there is a legal villain standing guard with a balance in hand.
And in this story, someone is shouting: "It's not about who's right and who's wrong, it's about money!" After all, in this story, isn't the marriage between a brand and a star a wedding with capital as a bond? At this time, netizens did not forget to contribute their wisdom, and some suggested "should I launch a #tax for Wu Yifan# challenge" to give full play to the spirit of entertainment to the end.
The root of the controversy: from traffic to churn
At the root of all these controversies, we seem to be able to glimpse a phenomenon from "traffic" to "churn". The former traffic manager is now dealing with lost bills. In the past, those thousands of star-chasing girls were eager to invest all their pocket money in idols, but now, they are sweating for the "bad record" of idols.
Some netizens began to post their bills on social platforms, with the text "Brother, do you think this can help?" as if to say that behind the glamour of celebrities, the weight of reality also needs to be weighed.
Household Affairs, Taxes Missing
Finally, let's talk about "tax arrears". The tax issue of celebrities has always been a hot topic, because it is related to the public image and social responsibility of public figures. As for Wu Yifan, this matter is no longer a simple "scandal", but a major event related to economic behavior. From family affairs to state affairs, and then to world affairs, the weight of the four words of tax arrears is extraordinary, which is not only related to fairness and justice, but also related to the bottom line of the law.
The endless stream of netizen comments seems to be trying to tell us: no matter who it is, celebrities or ordinary people, they must abide by the rules of the game when they go to the big stage of society. The audience was watching the excitement while pondering, "What is social fairness and justice?" This may have become a lingering question mark in everyone's minds.
In this era of nothing to talk about, everyone can speak freely in the comment area. So, what do you think of this series of comic dramas about tax arrears and rights protection? Welcome to leave your views in the comment area, whether it is a serious analysis or a ridiculous and funny joke, we welcome your voice. After all, in this day and age, everyone's voice deserves to be heard.