Recently, there has been a rush to buy Rolls-Royce in China's Internet celebrity circle. Many Internet celebrities have posted their purchases of Rolls-Royce**and**, which has aroused attention and heated discussions from all walks of life. Some people think it's a sign that it's too easy for influencers to make money, while others think it's a way for them to show off their status.
Wang Sicong, as one of the most well-known rich second generation in China, also expressed his views recently. He said he wouldn't buy a Rolls-Royce because the brand was too low-grade. His remarks have sparked a lot of controversy, with some people believing that he is showing off his wealth, while others believe that he is expressing his consumption concept.
In fact, the phenomenon of influencers buying Rolls-Royce is not an isolated case. In recent years, with the rapid development of China's economy and the rise of the influencer economy, more and more influencers have begun to pursue a luxurious lifestyle. They make money through various means, including live streaming, advertising endorsements, e-commerce, etc., and then spend huge sums of money to buy luxury goods such as luxury cars, luxury houses, and famous brands.
However, this concept of consumption is not worthy of praise. Internet celebrities have earned a certain amount of wealth through their own efforts, but they should consume rationally and not blindly pursue luxury and show off. At the same time, we should also establish correct values and consumption concepts, and do not regard money and status as the only criteria to measure a person's value.