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Recently, a video in "Sister Lang" sparked heated discussions, in which Zhou Yangqing was eating hot pot with Han Xue and others, Han Xue preached to everyone as an elder, and Zhou Yangqing responded "You are not much older, don't rely on the old and sell the old", this seemingly meaningful sentence pointed directly at Han Xue, which was surprising.
As a reality show that gathers many female artists, "Sister Lang" will naturally have all kinds of competitions and open and secret battles. Judging by the ratings, creating topics is undoubtedly beneficial for this type of program.
Therefore, we should not over-interpret the intention behind Zhou Yangqing's words, she may just conform to the program setting and create some disputes to attract attention.
At the same time, we should also understand that artists in different eras have different living conditions. As an actor of the older generation, Han Xue has her own values and position, but time has changed, and the new generation of artists also have their own right to speak, and it is inevitable that Zhou Yangqing's speaking style will be more direct.
Of course, regardless of the intention, Zhou Yangqing's approach is obviously inappropriate in terms of rhetoric. The phrase "relying on the old and selling the old" to directly refer to the predecessors is too direct and easy to misunderstand. This also reflects that she still needs to accumulate experience in dealing with words in the world and learn to express them in a more appropriate way.
We should not judge artists based on a one-sided impression of just a few sentences. There may be a show's orientation, or it may be a true portrayal of anxiety. We need to understand the complex state of existence behind it, and we can't simply divide it into black and white.
Artists are also ordinary people, and they also have stress and anxiety. We should not only look at them from a viewing angle, but also pay attention to the real human situation behind them. At the same time, different eras should learn to understand each other, rather than simply confront criticism. This requires the tolerance and compassion of society as a whole.
No matter what kind of mentality, perhaps we can think about how to keep pace with the times from this incident and open our hearts to discuss with those who come after us; You can also think about how to express your views in a more appropriate way, rather than simply criticizing and denying.
This kind of understanding, tolerance and symbiosis is the literacy that we generally need to learn in this pluralistic era.
Of course, to achieve this goal, personal kindness alone is not enough, and it will take the efforts of all parties to push forward.
For example, the media should be objective and impartial when reporting, and avoid guided interpretation; Artists should also learn to tolerate different voices and express themselves rationally; The audience should learn to consume rationally and not believe rumors.
On the other hand, when designing the format of the program, the organizer should consider the balance between ratings and value orientation, and set up positive issues, rather than just focusing on creating violent conflicts.
It is also possible to organize exchanges and dialogues between artists of different generations to enhance understanding. Only by creating a culture with good intentions can we reduce prejudice and promote symbiosis and co-prosperity.
It takes time to understand between people, but we should all work hard to push for it. It is believed that through continuous communication, different generations and classes will eventually find a connection point between concession and understanding.
It's going to be a gradual process, but the result is a more inclusive and symbiotic culture.
In short, both artists and audiences should jump out of the cycle of confrontation and criticism, and look at this matter with a more tolerant and rational attitude. We need to work together to promote the progress of the entertainment industry and make the cultural atmosphere of the whole society more inclusive and understanding.
I believe that time and good communication will eventually dissolve the barrier, and different generations will find opportunities to connect and fight each other. This requires the concerted efforts of the whole society, as well as the inner enlightenment of each of us.