Yang Mi's nail art incident sparked heated discussions, and netizens questioned: With a daily salary of 208w, can you really understand the world of workers?
In the fashion industry, Yang Mi has always attracted attention with his keen fashion sense and unique style of dressing. However, a recent nail design choice in her new movie "There is No Thing That Can't Be Solved by a Hot Pot" unexpectedly sparked widespread controversy among netizens. This time, the focus of the controversy is not only on fashion itself, but also on the understanding and respect for the living conditions of ordinary people.
It is reported that the heroine played by Yang Mi in the movie is a cosmetics e-commerce company, and the role is set as a "delicate and poor" woman who is financially constrained but pursues quality of life. In order to get closer to the image of the character, Yang Mi and the director put forward a suggestion when discussing the makeup of the character: the character's manicure should have some traces of damage to highlight the embarrassment of his life. However, the specific implementation of this suggestion has aroused strong dissatisfaction among netizens.
In the promotional video, Yang Mi directly took the hand of an on-site staff member, saying that the staff's nail art status can be used as a reference for the character's nail art. This move immediately sparked questions and criticism from netizens. Some netizens believe that Yang Mi's move to forcibly associate the mutilated manicure with poverty is disrespectful to ordinary people. Some netizens bluntly said: "Yang Mi's daily salary is 2.08 million, can she really understand the life and feelings of migrant workers?" ”
In fact, Yang Mi's original intention may have been to portray the character more realistically, but this way of expression ignores the importance of empathy with ordinary people. In the fashion industry, celebrities often have more resources and choices, and their living conditions are very different from ordinary people. Therefore, when celebrities try to express their understanding and respect for the lives of ordinary people in a certain way, it is easy to cause controversy because of the improper way of expression.
In this incident, the approach of Yang Mi and the filmmaker is indeed worth reflecting on. They may focus too much on the portrayal of the character and neglect the emotional resonance with the audience. In the fashion industry, a successful image building requires not only external dressing and grooming, but also internal emotional resonance and cultural identity. Only when the audience can see their own shadow in the character and feel that their emotions are understood and respected, can this image really penetrate into the hearts of the people.
To better understand this event, we can imagine a dialogue scenario. Suppose Yang Mi is able to express his thoughts more cautiously and respectfully when making nail art suggestions. She can say: "I think we can try to add some broken marks to the manicure to better reflect the life of the character." Of course, this is just a suggestion, and together we can discuss how to better implement this idea. This kind of expression is not only more respectful of others, but also more able to provoke the audience's thinking and empathy.
In addition, the filmmaker should also pay more attention to respect and understanding of the living conditions of ordinary people when promoting. They can show the inner world and life state of the characters through more detailed depictions and emotional expressions, rather than relying only on external dressing and grooming. At the same time, they should also pay more attention to the feedback and opinions of the audience, and adjust the promotional strategy and content in time to better meet the needs and expectations of the audience.
In short, the Yang Mi nail art incident has triggered us to think about the relationship between fashion, celebrities and ordinary people. In this era, fashion is not only about dressing up and embellishing the outside, but also about showing and expressing the inner world. Only when we truly understand and respect the lives and feelings of ordinary people can our fashion truly enter people's hearts.