Once upon a time, the stars of the Hong Kong film industry were shining on the screen, and many extraordinary superstars such as George Lam, Stephen Chow, Andy Lau and others, with their excellent acting skills and unique charm, successfully pushed Hong Kong films and pop music to the top of the world level!
In that glorious era, the Hong Kong entertainment industry was full of talents, and the powerful stars in the field of film and television performances were in full bloom, attracting the attention of the world.
However, time flies, and with the passage of time, the once dazzling Hong Kong entertainment industry is not as bright as before. The rise of new stars has slowed down significantly, and those old Miss Hong Kong talent shows seem to have become the only few bright spots in the Hong Kong entertainment industry.
The audience is full of deep nostalgia for the glorious years of the past, and deep down they yearn for the emergence of a new generation of idols like Stephen Chow and Leslie Cheung to rekindle the city's passion for entertainment.
Just when the audience was waiting for it, a young artist named "Jiang Tao" took the stage, and his domineering demeanor was unforgettable. With his perseverance and otherworldly prowess, this young man from an ordinary family eventually managed to become a sought-after idol that made the whole of Hong Kong go crazy.
Jiang Tao was born in an ordinary family in Shanghai, and was deeply loved by his father since he was a child. His father is a skilled chef with a passion for cooking, but he also pays great attention to his son's diet.
Perhaps it is precisely because of such a family environment that when Jiang Tao was in middle school, his weight once soared to more than 200 pounds, and his obese figure was often ridiculed and ridiculed by his peers, attracting countless white eyes and cold words.
As a fat boy who was physically and mentally tortured, Jiang Tao suffered great pain in his heart, but he did not choose to give up because of this. Instead, he was determined to go all out to lose weight and get in shape.
Jiang Tao began to strictly control his diet, persevered in physical exercise, and after months of hard work, he finally completely changed his previous clumsy image and transformed into a sunny and healthy sports enthusiast.
Although the process of losing weight was difficult and difficult, it not only honed Jiang Tao's willpower, but also revealed his strong interest in performing arts. Since then, stepping into the entertainment industry has become Jiang Tao's unswerving goal.
Jiang Tao, who exudes a hot performance dream, traveled to the mainland of the motherland with great expectations in 2017 and was invited to participate in the popular reality show "Happy Boys". However, fate played a ruthless joke on him, Jiang Tao unfortunately stopped in the top 30 in the country in this competition and missed his official debut, which made him deeply affected and once had the idea of giving up pursuing his dream.
Just when Jiang Tao was confused and helpless, a glimmer of life came from his hometown of Hong Kong. The hometown is holding a talent reality show "All People Make Stars", which is known as the "largest star-making project in history". For Jiang Tao, this is undoubtedly an excellent stage to rekindle the fire of his dreams.
With his excellent singing and dancing skills and outstanding appearance, Jiang Tao overcame obstacles in the fierce competition, and finally stood out from many contestants, and formed the high-profile "MIRROR" boy group with 11 other talented contestants, becoming the leader of Hong Kong's new generation of idols.
Since their debut, the MIRROR boy group has quickly set off an unprecedented entertainment storm in Hong Kong, with their heroic images everywhere, their flamboyant posters can be seen on the streets, and even the buses on the streets of Hong Kong have been rented by avid fans and decorated as display places for supporters.
As the soul of MIRROR, Jiang Tao's popularity is even more skyrocketing, and his influence even surpassed many senior king-level superstars for a time. According to insiders, Liming, a king-level artist who was preparing for a solo concert at the time, had to lower his posture in front of Jiang Tao and begged him to join his team, hoping to increase the attention of the concert with the help of the latter's super popularity.
The powerful singer Lin Junjie also faced the same dilemma, and he had to extend an olive branch to MIRROR and send out an invitation to perform. However, this proud men's group rejected him mercilessly, and only Jiang Tao accepted the invitation, and since then there has been a gap between the two sides.
What's even more amazing is that even Andy Lau, the legendary actor of both virtue and art, was also ridiculed by Jiang Tao's fanatical fans at an awards ceremony and was accused of "taking the opportunity to hype".
In the face of such doubts about idols, Jiang Tao's brain-dead fans are not merciful, they arrogantly compare him with Andy Lau, and praise Jiang Tao as "a new generation of top traffic stars" without scruples.
What is even more shocking news is that the legendary Jiang Tao was frantically copied by customers in the second-hand trading market of concert tickets to a sky-high price of millions of yuan! Such an astonishing phenomenon amazed everyone.
However, although the MIRROR group has long been famous in Hong Kong, there is very little recognition of them among the vast mainland fan base, and even when some people first hear the name, their reaction is "I have never heard of it".
After watching a certain fat video of Jiang Tao, some netizens directly expressed their concern about his lack of attractiveness in terms of appearance and temperament, thinking that he has no really outstanding characteristics, and they can't explain why he has such super popularity.
"Isn't Jiang Tao just an ordinary fat man who can be seen everywhere in our daily life? Why can he become so popular?"
Looking back on the development of Hong Kong's entertainment industry, people can't help but sigh at the changes in the world. Once Hong Kong, known as the film and television capital of Asia, many powerful superstars such as George Lam, Leslie Cheung, and Stephen Chow shined here, jointly writing the most brilliant chapter in the history of Hong Kong film.
However, in today's Hong Kong film industry, in addition to those old Hong Kong sister talent shows, it seems that there are no other eye-catching new entertainment highlights.
Just as Hong Kong's entertainment industry was gradually declining, Jiang Tao's MIRROR boy group came into being, and with their outstanding talent and exuberant popularity, they successfully attracted the attention of Hong Kong audiences and rekindled the city's love for pop culture.
As the leader of MIRROR, Jiang Tao is now undoubtedly shouldering the important mission of revitalizing Hong Kong's entertainment industry.
Although his popularity in the mainland is still limited, Hong Kong citizens are still full of expectations for him, hoping that he can lead the Hong Kong entertainment industry out of the trough and return to its former glory.
The vision of the Hong Kong people is really unique, and Jiang Tao is what they call "the last stubbornness of Hong Kong entertainment".