1. Excellent competition: "weight loss trend" and "white and thin aesthetics" are crazy in the film and television industry!
In this era when the concept of "perfect body" is gradually diversified, there is a frenzy of blind pursuit of "white and thin body" in the film and television industry. Those celebrities who were praised as "national beauty and fragrance" in the past are now showing tired and emaciated faces in the shocked eyes of the audience.
Under the bright set lights, many actresses fell into the endless nightmare of "the thinner the more beautiful". In pursuit of the so-called "ideal body", they do not hesitate to sacrifice their health.
Taking Chen Luyu as an example, she has always shown herself as extremely thin, which has aroused all kinds of speculation and questions about her weight loss methods from all walks of life. According to her official information, she is only 164cm tall, but she weighs only 40kg, and her skeleton is clearly visible.
Similarly, Ying'er also revealed her weight loss secret of "only eating one grain a day" in a variety show, which made people worry about her health. Their smiles had lost their former brilliance, and their eyes were hollow, as if they had become soulless shells.
2. In-depth review: Maggie Cheung, Li Ruotong, Zheng Xiuwen and other senior actresses' body changes
a. Ruddy and confident demeanor in youth
Let's first go back to Maggie Cheung's youth. At that time, she was very popular in the Hong Kong film industry and won many international awards. She not only won the crown of Miss Hong Kong, but also achieved remarkable results on the stage of Miss World.
At that time, Maggie Cheung had outstanding appearance, extraordinary temperament, and a plump and well-proportioned figure, full of confidence.
Look at another senior actress Li Ruotong, when she starred in the well-known TV series "The Condor Heroes" at the age of 29, the role of the little dragon girl played was gentle and moving, and her every move showed the unique style and charm of the little dragon girl.
At that time, Li Ruotong maintained his figure just right, and his face was full of youthful vitality.
And Zheng Xiuwen, the image of her when she was young was the most talked about was the delicate little face that was red and fluttering. Her skin is always full of life, and even if she is slightly emaciated, her cuteness and beauty remain the same.
Oh yes! The goddesses of those times, the natural beauty that filled them, didn't they make countless fans crazy because of that unique and irresistible charm? But do you know that these former beauties will also encounter such an unpredictable fate in the long river of time.
Taking the film giant Maggie Cheung as an example, this representative of the golden age of Hong Kong films, after experiencing many emotional setbacks and tempering on the road of acting, her figure gradually lost weight, and finally she was as thin as a skeleton, and her former "red gas" also disappeared, and what the audience saw in their eyes was just an expressionless, walking corpse-like woman.
also suffered emotional trauma and career troughs, as well as Li Ruotong, who we are familiar with. Influenced by the aesthetic concept of "white and thin", she began to over-diet, and as a result, her face became increasingly haggard.
Even at the age of nearly half a hundred, her face still exudes a tired, withered and withered atmosphere, which makes former fans feel distressed when they see it, however, these senior veteran drama bones have not given up because of this, they continue to explore, and finally find a way to restore their healthy posture, for example, after Zheng Xiuwen made a breakthrough in her career, her ruddy and good complexion returned to her face, and Li Ruotong created a slender and toned figure through scientific exercise methods.
From their stories, we have learned an important lesson: only health and self-confidence can truly touch people's hearts. Beauty is not built at the expense of physical and mental health.
Valuing the beauty of oneself and staying away from the temptation of morbid aesthetics is the only way to eternal charm.
Unfortunately, in today's film and television industry, the pursuit of a "white and thin" figure is still prevalent, and many young female stars have fallen into a dilemma. Take Ying'er, who quickly became popular because of her starring in the TV series "A Thousand Mountains and Twilight Snow", as an example, after the filming of the show was completed, she was criticized by some viewers who were keen on the "white and thin" aesthetic, accusing her of being too plump.
Jin Chen, another dancer, originally had a slender and graceful figure, however, in order to cater to the trend of "white thinness", she is still persistently dieting and losing weight.
Wu Jinyan once felt extremely frustrated because he was ridiculed by netizens as "like a low-profile version of Angelababy", so he resolutely devoted himself to the journey of losing weight. In order to cater to this popular "white and thin" fashion wave, she even disregarded her physical health and shaped herself into a pale face and a broad head.
A beautiful girl who was originally full of vitality and charm gradually lost herself in this "white and thin" frenzy. The youthful and beautiful looks they once had are now gone, leaving only a haggard face, which is really embarrassing!
Driven by all kinds of irrational aesthetics, these young girls are depriving themselves of their beauty and self-confidence step by step.
Fourth, in-depth analysis of the origin of the "weight loss tide" in the entertainment industry
a. Zhao Qing incident: Yu Zheng openly asked him to lose weight to 85 pounds
This "weight loss storm" that swept the entire entertainment industry can be attributed to some bad aesthetic concepts within the entertainment industry to a large extent. Taking the weight loss incident of the new actress Zhao Qing as an example, her agent Yu Zheng made a public statement on January 25 this year, clearly requiring Zhao Qing to lose weight from the original 92 pounds to 85 pounds in order to meet the standard in his mind.
For an adult woman weighing 170cm, slimming down to 85 pounds is undoubtedly close to the limit of balance between bone and skin, which is undoubtedly a "hunger game".
As soon as Yu Zheng's remarks were announced, they immediately sparked widespread controversy and repercussions inside and outside the entertainment industry, and many people expressed indignation at this, believing that this was undoubtedly seriously damaging the physical and mental health of the actors.
In fact, Zhao Qing's figure before her debut was not actually obese, just a normal level in the general population. However, under Yu Zheng's strict requirements, she had to put in a lot of effort in diet and exercise, and eventually lost weight to a worrying level.
Looking at her visibly prominent bones and increasingly emaciated face, people can't help but cry and laugh at this extreme way of losing weight.
b. Doubts in the circle about the "round and jade" figure
However, the emergence of this phenomenon is by no means accidental. For a long time, some people have been almost obsessed with the pursuit of a "white, young, and thin" body, believing that only in this way can it be called true "beauty".
On the contrary, they often avoid those "round and jade" figures, and regard them as "not delicate enough" and "not photogenic".
In the entertainment industry, where we are "advocating Western aesthetics", aesthetics are often reduced to superficial and singular standards. Any kind of "different" body type may be ruthlessly questioned or even maliciously criticized, which not only brings a heavy psychological and physical burden to many actors, but also adds fuel to the spread of the morbid "thin is beautiful" atmosphere in the circle.
In such a harsh environment, in order to survive and develop, many female stars have to cater to the aesthetic needs of the public and frantically pursue a "fair-skinned and slender" figure. They endure endless torture every day, but they have nowhere to confide in, and can only bear the pain in silence, which really makes people worry about the "weight loss boom" in the film and television industry.
The pursuit of the so-called "beautiful" body seems to have become a trend and even obsessive-compulsive disorder in the film and television industry. However, this sick road to weight loss not only seriously affects the external image of the actresses, but also may cause irreparable damage to their physical health.
Take the famous actor Ye Tong as an example, she successfully portrayed the role of Xu Xian in the classic TV series "The Legend of the New White Lady", when she was only 29 years old, her energetic body curves are breathtaking.
However, when she was 58 years old, she was accidentally bumped into by a passer-by and ate alone on the street, and her haggard appearance made the outside world jaw-dropping.
The whole person is as thin as a walking corpse, which makes the outside world speculate whether there is a problem in her married life, coupled with the burden of being childless, which has led to today's "torture".
Compared with the style of the past, she is now, such a change is really distressing.
Another artist, Chen Luyu, who has long given people the impression of being extremely thin, has actually suffered from malnutrition and illness. According to herself, she weighed only 40 kilograms, and more than once fainted at the work site due to physical exhaustion.
Whenever we recall these heart-wrenching experiences, people can't help but ask, does "beauty" really have to be built on the basis of such a devastating physical and mental health? A person's life is so short and fragile, instead of desperately pursuing a morbid "perfect body", why not live a healthy and vivid self, this is the wisest life choice!
Although the current "weight loss trend" in the film and television industry is not as prevalent as in the past, the aesthetic pursuit of "white complexion and slender body" is still ubiquitous! As a high-profile film and television star, female artists always feel the huge pressure brought by expectations from all sides.
No matter what they say or do, they will be magnified and scrutinized, and even ruthlessly criticized.
Therefore, how to show the most real and attractive side on the basis of maintaining good health has undoubtedly become a serious challenge for every actress. Perhaps, only by listening to more rational voices and establishing a positive aesthetic concept can we break through this dilemma and regain that self-confidence and beauty.