In the era of the supremacy of appearance, "Internet celebrity" Zhang Linghe was once again on the hot search. Recently, a series of Reuters** during his filming at the shooting location attracted the attention of the public. In this picture, Zhang Linghe stretched out his little tongue and wore a set of off-white clothes to set off his figure even taller, and this "hype" was definitely very successful. As an entertainer, what I want to say is that this is a "compulsory course" that artists must take in order to gain popularity.
First of all, we must realize that in the current entertainment industry, "traffic" is "sound". Artists must always maintain their sense of existence and discussion, because this is related to the value of the artist and the status of the artist in the entertainment industry. Zhang Linghe's Reuters ** is a clear reflection of this phenomenon. Every move he makes, even if it's an occasional one, attracts attention.
However, we have to say that such "popularity" often overshadows the true talents of celebrities. This not only restricts the artist's own artistic development, but also causes the simplification of the public's aesthetics. Zhang Linghe has been recognized for his outstanding appearance and good performance ability, but relying too much on publicity and popularity may become a factor restricting his long-term development.
In addition, the pursuit of traffic also reflects some unstable phenomena in the current entertainment industry. The public's attention to celebrities has always focused on their external image and personal life, while ignoring the essence of their acting careers. This is a huge challenge for the healthy development of the industry.
All in all, Zhang Linghe's Reuters turmoil this time is not a simple hype, but a deep refraction of the current entertainment industry pattern. As a public, if you want to maintain your popularity, you have to use all kinds of means. However, how to strike a balance between "popularity" and "artistry", which can not only ensure their popularity, but also not lose their artistry, is a problem that every artist must consider.