Recently, Hong Kong actor Ouyang Zhenhua caused controversy due to the dynamics of social platforms.
The source of the controversy was because he posted a photo of Chinese athletes and Hong Kong athletes at the Olympic Games on social platforms, and he wrote in the caption that "China and Hong Kong are close", but because of the word "China and Hong Kong", some netizens questioned it.
Some netizens pointed out that "the statement between China and Hong Kong is not right", "the words used in China and Hong Kong are not suitable", and some netizens questioned "Don't you understand that China and Hong Kong are completely wrong?" ”。
As soon as this question came out, some netizens also stood up to support Ouyang Zhenhua. Some netizens explained the wording in the forward and comments, saying that "the dry port is actually pejorative", and some netizens were angry that "the keyboard man who provokes things everywhere is really many".
In fact, Ouyang Zhenhua himself had clearly expressed his position before. At that time, the Hong Kong reporter specifically asked Ouyang Zhenhua about the position, and he himself clearly stated on the social platform that "I am a Chinese, which is an ironclad fact.".
Since the controversy over the use of words, Ouyang Zhenhua has clearly identified "Hong Kong, China" in later developments, presumably for fear of causing controversy again.
Ouyang Zhenhua started from running dragon sets in the early days, starting from small roles in TVB dramas, and acting little by little to starring. His performance style is witty and humorous, leaving a deep memory point for the audience.
In "Drunken Golden Branch", Ouyang Zhenhua not only conquered the audience with his acting skills, but also had a good screen partner. The two have partnered many times on the screen and have been repeatedly hailed as the "best partner".
Although actors are public figures, they are not perfect people either. Sometimes their speeches do not have much of an extension, and netizens do not have to overcorrect and interfere with them too much.