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Yang Mi bluntly said in an interview that there are improper behaviors such as "sleeping together" in the entertainment industry, which has attracted widespread attention. But we should not simply judge Yang Mi personally, but think deeply about the chaos behind it.
The phenomenon of "sleeping together" described by Yang Mi reflects the unequal power relations and unbalanced distribution of resources in the entertainment industry.
In order to obtain resources and development opportunities, newcomers often need to rely on powerful people, who use their power for personal gain. This kind of "unspoken rule" distorts normal interpersonal relationships and can easily lead to moral degradation.
The root cause of this is a lack of regulatory constraints and excessive competition within the industry. The problem is compounded by the public's unreasonable expectations and moral criticism of artists. Tackling this chaos will require the cooperation of all parties:
Improve laws and regulations to protect the lawful rights and interests of artists and prevent abuse of power. Crack down on sexual harassment, sex trafficking and other illegal acts, and make violators pay the price they deserve. Establish a reporting and complaint mechanism to allow more victims to have the courage to expose misconduct.
Improve transparency and fairness in the industry. Establish a transparent assessment and promotion mechanism, so that strength and hard work become the only way to obtain acting opportunities.
Formulate industry entry thresholds to avoid power-for-money transactions. It allows the public to inquire about the company's operations and the contract between the artists, and strengthens supervision.
Strengthen vocational education and moral guidance, and improve artists' self-discipline and ability to resist temptation. Help them develop the right perceptions and values. Improve punishment mechanisms within the industry, and carry out punishments such as circulating criticism and restricting employment for conduct that is morally corrupt.
Guide public opinion to look at the lives of artists rationally, do not spoof and moral criticism, and give space to correct mistakes. Remember that artists are also ordinary people and also have physiological needs. They should not be seen as commodities and objects of venting.
Establish a psychological counseling and support mechanism for artists. The pressure in this industry is huge, and many artists face depression, anxiety and other problems. Counselling can help them develop the right perception and cope with stress.
Enrich entertainment content and provide positive orientation. In addition to discovering the dark side of artists, we should also pay attention to their positive energy. A large number of meaningful literary and artistic works will be broadcast to meet the public's demand for a better spiritual culture.
Strengthen moral education for minors at home and at school. Let them establish correct values from an early age and avoid being misled by blind star chasing and misinformation. Parents should also play a good role and guide their children rationally.
Improve the regulation of online public opinion to avoid misleading the public with false information. In response to the negative news in the entertainment industry, the media is required to provide sufficient evidence and avoid hyping gimmicks. Strictly punish violent online speech and maintain the order of normal discussions.
Establish artist trade unions and other organizations, so that artists can collectively fight for their rights and form a unified force. Trade unions can provide them with legal assistance to protect their legitimate rights and interests. It can also self-discipline and regulate the order of the industry and make up for the lack of legal supervision.
Appeal to viewers and fans to look at the problem rationally. Don't have unreasonable expectations of artists, understanding that they can also be wrong. Artists should be encouraged to correct their mistakes, not to make personal attacks.
The management of chaos in the entertainment industry requires the joint efforts of the whole society. We need to keep going, not just scatter. Only by forming a systematic solution and letting each party take responsibility can we fundamentally eliminate the chronic diseases of the industry and let the entertainment industry develop healthily.