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When a celebrity encounters a rollover, there are always various strategies and means.
A few days ago, Rainie Yang started her national tour in Zhengzhou.
Unexpectedly, shortly after the concert ended, a hot topic quickly came to the fore
Rainie Yang mentioned that Henan people like to deceive others
Soon after, the topic sparked widespread discussion on the Internet.
Many netizens said that her views may involve regional discrimination.
Witnessing the increasing intensity, Rainie Yang immediately issued an apology statement.
He describes himself as an offensive and impolite joke and is open to criticism and correction.
The public has gone beyond the boundaries of apologies, and the comment section is still full of criticism and criticism.
Some legal experts said that if this incident is judged to be regional discrimination, then Rainie Yang will face administrative penalties.
Even *** has already left, ready for an in-depth investigation into the incident.
Why can a short regional joke cause strong dissatisfaction among netizens?
Today, let's dive into the topic.
Judging from the ** content circulating on the Internet, this point of view was generated in the interactive link between fans.
On the stage, Rainie Yang sang passionately.
Underneath the stage, the photographer captures the moment when a pair of lovers kiss each other.
When the big screen **, it immediately aroused the screams of the fans at the scene.
In the face of such a shocking scene, how could Rainie Yang miss the opportunity to interact with others.
So the spectator who had just kissed started waving the glow stick in his hand.
As long as they can interact with their idols, fans will not be distracted and will devote themselves to this event.
When the audience reacted like this, Rainie Yang made that controversial remark.
The residents of Henan should not behave like this.
Your reputation is already pretty good.
You know, the things that are easy to deceive people.
From the perspective of context, this sentence does have a playful tone.
However, a certain negative stereotype embedded in the discourse is also very obvious.
Although this fixed view may have been known to Rainie Yang from elsewhere.
As a public figure, it really doesn't seem appropriate to joke in front of everyone.
In fact, this is not the first time celebrities have faced regional discrimination.
In 2010, Hao Lei became the focus of controversy for openly insulting Henan people.
At that time, ** had just revealed her separation from her ex-husband Li Guangjie.
In those post bars that have not yet declined, she has posted several untruths about her in a row.
She didn't just make threats to fans, but also sent threatening ** and messages to her agent.
Through Hao Lei's in-depth investigation, she realized that these people and Li Guangjie were both born in Henan.
When she learned about this, her emotions began to spiral out of control and she decided to focus all the blame on the Henan people.
30 posts were posted in a row, which triggered a strong map reaction.
She even made it clear to film lovers in Henan that she intends to give up this market opportunity.
Once this matter was made public, the response from netizens was extremely enthusiastic.
News agencies in Henan Province published an article urging her to apologize to the public.
Similarly, there is also Zhou Jie named Erkang.
At the beginning of the year, Zhang Songwen became famous for his outstanding performance in "Hurricane", for which he posted his wishes on Weibo.
Although the original intention is good, a sentence in the article does touch on the sensitive point of the public.
The Cantonese people surpassed the mainlanders in wisdom.
First of all, considering that Guangdong also belongs to the mainland, the division in the article is obviously inappropriate.
Secondly, the topic of who is wiser obviously involves the question of geographical location.
It's easy to get suspicious of him and wonder if he's in the "dark region".
Regional bias isn't limited to what celebrities say.
Looking at domestic film and television works, we can often see similar stereotypes.
As far as Henan people are concerned, Uncle Yu's ideas are very rich.
In "Twelve Citizens," a man from Henan is assassinated in his home, and the suspect is his abandoned child.
In the case discussion, the focus of the discussion shifted to geographical location.
Members of the jury noted that the suspect's stepfather was also a farmer from Henan.
He has gone from a debt-ridden man to a pharmaceutical giant worth more than a billion, and he must have had some illegal and irregular behaviors.
It is precisely because of the difference in identity that led to the birth of the son of **.
Finally, I would like to add one more sentence:
Since this group of Henan peasants entered Beijing, hasn't our Beijing become chaotic?
Luckily, there was another character who fought back next.
In the work "33 Days of Broken Love", Huang Xiaoxian's female customer Li Ke has also become the focus of controversy.
Even though he was born in Henan, his every move is filled with a Taiwanese accent.
She is hypocritical and is definitely a materialistic woman.
The popularity of the film led to the stigmatization of Henan people, which left many local residents dissatisfied.
Not only did they openly oppose the film, but they also intended to file a lawsuit against the crew.
If you want to say the largest scale, it is undoubtedly Guo Donglin's sketch "Withdraw Money".
In that show, he used his Henan accent to judge that the other party was a **.
Immediately after, he added: There are ten in Henan, and nine are **.
The controversial lines have been removed.
As soon as this remark was released, it immediately caused a huge response on the Internet.
A lawyer from Henan even took him to court, demanding that he pay 1 yuan in compensation to every resident in Henan, with a total amount of nearly 100 million yuan.
In addition to Henan, the Northeast region is also a major "victim" of regional bias.
The TV series "An Home" starring Sun Li has caused a lot of controversy because of the stigmatization of the Northeast.
In the plot, a couple gets into a verbal altercation, and the woman pursues her husband with a rolling pin.
In an emergency, the man began to complain
I am from Sichuan, and I married you, a person from the Northeast, and I will do it once there is a dispute, is it easy for me to survive to this day?
From the outside, he seems to be complaining about his wife's pungent personality.
Unknowingly, people in the Northeast are also labeled as "violent when they get angry".
When this episode was broadcast, screenwriter Liuliu was immediately strongly criticized by netizens in the Northeast.
In the same way, there are also certain stereotypes about Shanghai in film and television works.
In the work "Double-sided Tape", the protagonist Hu Lijuan shows typical Shanghai femininity.
I was reluctant to marry local boys because they were too "sissy."
It's not enough to just complain about the men in Shanghai, and the women won't let it go easily.
After getting married, Lijuan's acerbic personality was vividly displayed.
As the series quickly became popular, from then on, Shanghai's men and women were labeled with specific labels.
On the other hand, xenophobic stereotypes about Shanghainese are also quite common.
In the work "Pity the Heart of a Man in the World", the mother-in-law in Shanghai has a contemptuous attitude towards her son-in-law from other places.
She used her complaint to the neighbor's nanny to visit her in-laws in a weird way, but she didn't say it.
They even blocked the stairs in their home, preventing them from entering the upper floors.
Uncle Yu understands that the reason why film and television dramas do this is to create jokes and create characters.
But go back and think about it again.
This kind of joke may inadvertently deepen people's stereotypes about a particular area.
When it comes to regional black, this is not a new topic.
With the continuous advancement of Internet technology, disputes related to geographical location have also appeared more and more frequently.
Last year, with the launch of IP territorial functions by major social networks, the implementation of regional black became simpler.
No matter what kind of statement you make that challenges common sense, it will always attract an ironic "IP is correct."
Of course, it's also possible that the so-called regional jokes won't have much of an impact.
If it is spoken from a local population, the seriousness can be naturally diluted in a self-deprecating tone.
However, when outsiders mention and touch on hot social issues, the picture can become uncontrollable.
Not long ago, the Nanyang Midi Festival aroused widespread attention and discussion.
As a result of 65 thefts, the topic of midi stealing quickly rose to the top of the hot search list.
It was originally a grand celebration for ** enthusiasts, but it evolved into a battlefield full of regional prejudice.
Once you browse through social **, you'll always find interesting jokes related to it.
Immediately afterward, an even more shocking event emerged.
Numerous ** have reported feedback from the local town**, pointing out that "many villagers mistakenly believe that those items were picked up after being abandoned."
These news reports have undoubtedly once again pushed the residents of Henan to the center of the world.
In the face of the loss of control of **, the organizer issued an announcement called Dump the Pot.
Instead of admitting his mistakes, he wrongly blamed conspiracy theories for "regional blackness."
On the outcome, this is a strong condemnation of regional discrimination.
But when I thought about it again, I realized that such remarks could inadvertently blur the focus and turn the issue to the issue of "regional blackness".
After many round-trips, Nanyang and the entire Henan region have become the target of public criticism.
Stereotypes are formed due to a lazy and simplistic cognitive bias.
The resulting regional bias is actually a manifestation of a superior mentality.
In this fast-paced era, people especially like to use labels to define themselves.
Once they perceive a difference between each other, they will naturally attribute it to a difference in identity.
Among the many identity classifications, geographic location is undoubtedly the most common way to classify groups.
Of course, geographical discrimination can sometimes be an insult.
In some cases, this is not done out of malice.
As Rainie Yang did, she may just want to make a joke with the local audience to shorten the distance between her and them.
Some film and television creations may simply want to enhance their comedic charm through the art of offense.
Still, we need to weigh our impact against the public.
A seemingly unimportant point of view has the potential to be further amplified and amplified by the negative stereotypes embedded in it.
This cannot be attributed to the sensitive hearts of the audience.
After all, no one wants to see their hometown judged differently.
Rainie Yang