That's towards the younger generation and a growing issue because fandom and the obsession has caused huge issues like scamming, health and safety and promotion of hatred. I think more measures need to be made to ensure the entertainment industry sets a good example for the greater community. If any are found to be evading tax, they should be made examples.
Any government will on the face of it look like they are doing their job, whether the whistle-blower has a motive or not. As stated previously, if the accusation is found to be false, the whistle-blower could be jailed.
What you need to be asking is why all her sponsors and industry people are ready to drop her before the investigation has even been completed.
It's pure speculation that by using Song Zuer as an example, it's supposed to deter the local population. The common folk against a star? That's so far fetched and sorry to say, the average person in China is not likely to be obsessing over these actors/actresses. If it were remotely true, it's more likely a message for the industry and associated investors. It is from these industries that are likely to be more motivated to make a quick buck.
Ah, I see, so it's propaganda day from January to December in Hollywood.
I understand your point that the "propaganda" appears clunky and not so subtle as you like. I have not seen this drama yet so won't judge it based on a blurb.
I have watched many dramas in the past with similar messages, but have been done very well and not in anyway like how you have put it. You are entitled to your opinion of course.
The audiences in China are a picky lot and nothing slides unlike what some people might assume. The Douban ratings are in the 8.7s, so they must be liking the drama. They are not like mindless lambs.
Well looks like she is gone for good this time and even if she is proven innocent industry has already blacklisted…
Please refrain from making unfounded accusations about Kunning Palace and Zhao Lusi. As far as I can see it is the toxic fandom that will see the end of certain actors/actresses. It is their behaviour that causes issues within an industry that is and was thriving. I doubt the CPC cares about these little stars to need to "bring them down". They come and go like all other actors and actresses around the world.
Ah, I see, so it's propaganda day from January to December in Hollywood.
Your last paragraph tells me that it seems to be of concern using words like sole goal. Every day, we are bombarded by "propaganda". There's propaganda everywhere in the rest of the world. It's whether you have an issue when the propaganda is coming from China.
The use of this word is normalised and used next to the words China. That, in itself means you (whether you like it or not) have been sold the idea that Chinese propaganda is not as palatable. Unlike the every day drip drip effect that's happening elsewhere.
Anyone wishing to wash their eyes after seeing Dong Jie play one of the second most heinous characters here, I recommend others to cleanse themselves and see her in one of her more masterful roles. https://mydramalist.com/54381-the-last-goodbye-to-mama
Beautiful and subtle drama that tells the story through multiple time-lines to keep the story fresh. Rarely seen stories about death and hope, and how it impacts not just on the son but all of the surrounding family and nearby friends. It's more a story of friendship, possible regrets against the backdrop of a changing China. The story of Bi Yun's mother and her life to the present day and her health is also touching and realistic and well researched regarding Alzheimers disease. Plenty of tear jerker moments, that mixes in with realism of things many of us will have experience or likely to experience. Dong Jie in one of her most commanding roles with a great cast, it really is a treat to see how the make-up department aged the actors so realistically.
And so they maybe, but then again, how many other countries' governments are corrupt too? Tax evasion is a serious crime in most countries with jail sentences in EU, UK & the US. To those who think that others that do the accounting for the said actor/company - it is still legally the owner/actor who is responsible for their taxes being paid. It means, Song Zu'er made a mistake either by trusting her family or employing the wrong people if guilty. The amounts are eye watering for the average person let alone in their industry, which is why they are held high in accountability.
it should get low rating, because this movie is fake for Myanmar people, In Myanmar, we don't like this movie…
How old are you? Why are you still calling your own country Burma? The country's moved on since colonial days. BTW, an individual film does not mean all "Chinese" are as one?
I might be lost in translation, but I heard Shen Tai's girlfriend committed suicide over this, is that true?
Thanks for that! If you know, did this happen before he attacked Yu Zheng or afterwards? Just seems like a very tragic situation, but not a lot has been said about whether Shen Tai had exposed this and put her under a lot of pressure.
It was pretty obvious that it was going to cancel, yes it is Taiwanese singer story but more importantly the cancellation…
I'm afraid you've come with a 6 paragraph essay stating it like it's fact. Truth is, we all don't really know and I very much doubt it's the reasons stated. Some might even wish it was that dramatic. The fact that many dramas have had to be put back or even withdrawn could be due to other factors. As I write, another 2 are held, but I guess others can't give it such a sensational reason as yours because they don't have subjects that just so happen to be about some Taiwanese celeb.
Scripts were strong for the older characters but when it came to the younger actors/actresses, they fell flat. The story turned all mushy and unbelievable and in the end you can't root for annoying Song Yang who's self serving no matter how the scripts try to turn it round. He was very unlikeable and trying to pit Kong Liang against him was cringeworthy and cliched. Female lead falling for Song Yang also seemed forced and the message they were trying to feed us felt insincere considering what the whole drama was about. She wouldn't have been interested in him at all. As for her father, another let down with no logic.
The story works because it doesn't try to give one side and not the other. The characters from the stories are relatable and more realistic to many in all walks of life. The reason it has success is the fact that it draws you into asking if you were there, would you have been any better than the so-called villains.
Apart from the true crafts people that feature, this is a poor attempt at a story that's weak and truly not with reality. The fact that a character like Tao Tang can actually keep secrets on behalf of the female lead is truly horrifying and wrong. This is then re-sold back as tasteful when in reality, it's creepy. Quirky is sold as clever is so dated and in the end, you are not rooting for her but begging for her downfall. The story telling tries to be witty in a middle-of-the-road way and doesn't hit the spot throughout. It's a shame as the only highlight are people's clothes.
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What you need to be asking is why all her sponsors and industry people are ready to drop her before the investigation has even been completed.
It's pure speculation that by using Song Zuer as an example, it's supposed to deter the local population. The common folk against a star? That's so far fetched and sorry to say, the average person in China is not likely to be obsessing over these actors/actresses. If it were remotely true, it's more likely a message for the industry and associated investors. It is from these industries that are likely to be more motivated to make a quick buck.
I have watched many dramas in the past with similar messages, but have been done very well and not in anyway like how you have put it. You are entitled to your opinion of course.
The audiences in China are a picky lot and nothing slides unlike what some people might assume. The Douban ratings are in the 8.7s, so they must be liking the drama. They are not like mindless lambs.
The use of this word is normalised and used next to the words China. That, in itself means you (whether you like it or not) have been sold the idea that Chinese propaganda is not as palatable. Unlike the every day drip drip effect that's happening elsewhere.
https://mydramalist.com/54381-the-last-goodbye-to-mama
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmxB3rmf3lQ&list=PLPHFQiE-MdaLvBGpLskQoTbMq2aC-k0QR&index=3