D:Seal's latest article reveals some of the most self-conscious creators in the entertainment industry and the opinions they express when it comes to the entertainment industry phenomenon they are following.
For a period of time, actor Zheng Yitong shared a paragraph about acting challenges on his social ** account**, describing the mental journey of his crush from liking him to learning that the other party was seriously ill and passed away.
The audience resonated with the actors' performances, but the article also mentioned the phenomenon of "related households" in the entertainment industry, pointing out that some actors may rely on their relationships to join the group, and the audience has an embarrassing attitude towards it.
The article talks about the situation where some stars have the identity of both directors and actors, such as Kan Benben who is both a director and plays the role of Zheng Shengli in "In the Name of the People".
Audiences were controversial about his acting skills and the acceptance of the role, with some comments questioning his yellow-haired image and the coherence of his performances.
The article argues that forcibly mixing actor roles may have a negative impact on the actor's reputation.
As an Internet celebrity, Liu Yuning became popular with the short ** platform, but his performance in "Yi Nian Guan Mountain" was questioned by the audience.
The article pointed out that Liu Yuning's acting skills and appearance may not be enough to support his role in the costume drama, and at the same time, the evaluation of the role in the play is also embarrassing.
In addition, the article also mentions some actors such as Liu Boer and Chen Jiahe, who may have entered the entertainment industry with family resources, but there are some problems in acting, and the audience's recognition of their acting skills is not high.
In general, the article puts forward some views on the performance of some actors in the entertainment industry, and calls on actors to gain the recognition of the audience by improving their own strength, rather than relying on the background of "related households".