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Linjiang Immortal Poster: Bailu's "Sword Finger" moment
In the entertainment industry with dense plots, every promotional poster carries the full expectations of the producer, trying to capture the hearts of potential audiences with a visual feast. The newly released poster of "Linjiang Immortal" was supposed to be a gimmick for the series, but it unexpectedly became a "laughing point" hotly discussed by netizens.
In the poster, Li Qingyue, played by Bai Lu, is holding a sharp sword, and the tip of the sword is pointed directly at the nose of the co-op male protagonist. This design is undoubtedly bold and interesting, but it also makes people wonder whether this is a duel full of deep meaning, or just a stiff "hard" pose for the sake of styling.
For a while, the comment area of netizens became a sea of joy, and all kinds of ridicule and imitation pictures made this poster a "trend".
Yu Zheng Aesthetics: A New Challenge for Poster Aesthetics
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Yu Zheng, as a well-known screenwriter and producer in the Chinese TV drama industry, has always attracted wide attention for his unique aesthetic and narrative style. However, as soon as the poster was released, it sparked heated discussions among netizens.
Many people expressed doubts about the aesthetics of the poster, and some netizens even bluntly said that such a style is difficult to understand, suggesting that Yu Zheng's aesthetic direction may be facing new challenges.
In the face of criticism, Yu Zheng seems to be not to be outdone, and some netizens broke the news that it is not uncommon for comments to be deleted and blocked because of criticism posters. Such a move undoubtedly added fuel to the fire, attracting more netizens to "watch" and join the discussion on social platforms.
Interestingly, netizens seem to have become accustomed to this nonsensical "battle" on the Internet, with the insistence of the producers on the one hand, and the jokes and ridicule of netizens on the other, and this "aesthetic battle" is like a daily episode on the Internet.
said that Guo Jingming is not as good as his own family?
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Yu Zheng once received praise from many netizens for complaining about "The Legend of Ruyi", and his humor and sharpness at that time resonated among fans of the series.
However, when the poster of his work "Linjiang Immortal" came out, but it was complained by netizens, the producer seemed to have to face the same sharp comments. Some netizens bluntly said that Yu Zheng's poster aesthetics may not be as good as another peer - Guo Jingming
As a screenwriter and director, the visual style of Guo Jingming's works is often compared. However, the comments on the Internet are always half-truthful, ranging from serious criticism to ill-intentioned funny.
In any case, this discussion about aesthetics once again aroused the enthusiasm of netizens to participate. Some people joked in the comments, "Is the poster designer going to be fired by Mr. Yu?" and some people humorously said, "Is this sword pointing at the tip of the nose hinting at the suspense of the new drama?"
The battle of netizens: an aesthetic contest on the keyboard
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Behind the controversy, it is actually netizens' attention to the content of the TV series and the aesthetic standards behind the production. In this era of looking at faces, a poster can often influence the audience's first impression of a work.
The ridicule of some netizens is actually hoping to put forward some thoughts and discussions on some "old routines" of TV series production through humor. The comment area has become a small "battlefield", where netizens pick up the keyboard and complain, ridicule, praise, and debate, and various voices are intertwined to form a vivid picture of Internet culture.
Discussion and Interaction: Stories Beyond the Poster
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From Bailu's "Sword Finger" poster, to Yu Zheng's aesthetics being questioned, to the discussion of style and taste among netizens, every link is the epitome of Internet culture.
This wave of discussion on "Yu Zheng poster aesthetics" is not only about the rights and wrongs of a poster, but also about how to define and accept the social practice of pluralistic aesthetics. In this discussion, each participant is pushing the culture forward in their own way.
For those artists and producers who are full of creativity, these voices from netizens may be the most direct feedback. For young social media users, such discussions are not only entertainment, but also an observation and reflection on aesthetic, cultural and even social phenomena.