On April 23, Fang Yuan's two daughters were wedding flower girls, which should have been a warm and romantic scene, but their princess outfits sparked controversy on the Internet.
Some netizens believe that although the children are dressed like little princesses in fairy tales, they look a bit cheap overall, and they don't seem to match Aaron Kwok's identity.
Netizens' criticism of the "cheapness" of the princess dress mainly focuses on several aspects: first, the texture of the fabric is not good enough, and it lacks luster and delicate feel.
Secondly, the design is too simple, lacking layers and fine details, and finally, the decorative elements such as lace and beads are crudely made and do not have the fine craftsmanship of high-end customization.
These factors together have made netizens question Fang Yuan's aesthetic taste and consumption concept, and Aaron Kwok's height has always attracted much attention, although official information shows that he is 171cm, but every time he is in the same frame with an artist who is significantly higher than him.
It always sparks a discussion about his real height. Recently, he appeared at an event, and netizens began to question whether he was really 170cm tall, and this topic became hot again.
Regarding the phenomenon that celebrities may falsely report their height, opinions on the Internet are very polarized. Some netizens expressed tolerance for this, they believe that in the glamorous entertainment industry, it is already a common phenomenon to falsely report height, and even call it "the unspoken rule of the entertainment industry".
This part of the people believes that compared with the core qualities of celebrities such as acting skills, musical talents, and social responsibility, height is only a secondary external indicator, and has a limited impact on the artistic achievements and career development of celebrities.
Therefore, they advocate that the small false report of the height of celebrities should not be too serious, and they should pay more attention to their professional performance and personal morality.
However, other netizens have a very different opinion. They emphasized that celebrities, as public figures, especially senior kings like Aaron Kwok, have received widespread attention for their every behavior.
They believe that although height data may seem like a trivial matter, as part of the celebrity's public information, it is a matter of the celebrity's integrity and public image. Deliberately misrepresenting height is not only a distortion of facts, but also an abuse of public trust.
This kind of behavior misleads fans about the true appearance of celebrities, and may also affect their fair competition in casting, commercial endorsements, etc.
Especially when it happened to a star like Aaron Kwok, the public deeply questioned the transparency of the entire entertainment industry - if even such a veteran artist can't be honest about his height, how can the authenticity of other stars' information be guaranteed?
Personally, I am inclined to think that while celebrities are not wrong to falsely report their height, they do reflect the impetuousness and dishonesty of the entertainment industry in some aspects.
To some extent, this is due to the ecology of the entertainment industry. But on the other hand, the integrity and credibility of public figures are extremely important, and excessive glorification or fabrication of facts, for whatever purpose, can damage their long-term professional reputation.
More importantly, as public figures with huge social influence, celebrities' words and deeds have a non-negligible impact on the shaping of social values.
If even basic personal information cannot be honest and honest, then it is undoubtedly a bad example for the younger generation who love to imitate and worship them.
As a public figure, should the details of a celebrity's personal life, such as height and children's dress, be completely transparent? What attitude should the public have? You are welcome to share your views in the comment area, and let's discuss the boundary between celebrity privacy and the public's right to know.