The deputy director of the Performing Arts Department "slaps" the showbiz world again: "Many young people in art activities are a bit delusional of strength, not allowing anyone to touch them."

Mr. Huong Duong's statement is considered to be very straightforward.

Before the controversy related to the legal stories of some artists recently, Mr. Tran Huong Duong - Deputy Director of the Department of Performing Arts shared: "Honestly, I am quite sad because the past time, There have been too many controversies happening in the performing arts world. The stories of some individuals have unknowingly caused the artist world to get hurt. Artists are so vulnerable.

... Anyone can ask the law to intervene to protect themselves legitimately, instead of arguing back and forth on social networks... People throw me 10 sentences, I throw back 8 sentences, and then the words back and forth turned into exposing one's own shortcomings.

I hope that the controversy will quickly close with reasonable and reasonable solutions. Whether it is a private life or a charity matter, it should not cause disturbance to society and the community ... especially when the Covid-19 epidemic is still tense."

The lawsuit filed by some artists in court caused unnecessary disturbances, about which, Mr. Huong Duong said: "In this matter, when everything is still unclear in black and white, it is okay to say anything now. I'm very sensitive. I'm not on the side of the artist, nor with a part of the community. What's right, I accept, what's wrong, I criticize.

The thing is, the scandals related to the artist world for a long time have made social life appear many negative public opinion. It is these negative thoughts that make trust eroded and many values reversed.

In my opinion, being an artist requires an audience. Once the audience has lost faith, it will be very difficult for me to regain my footing in art. People can forgive themselves once, twice... but can't ignore many times.

Many young people who are active in the arts today are somewhat delusional about their strength. They set themselves in a special mode, no one is allowed to touch. They only like to praise but do not like to criticize, those who criticize react harshly. They ignore losing the power of the community and sit above the voice of the community. I don't think that's right at all."

He also talked about the upcoming Code of Conduct for artists that will be issued, contributing to tightening the behavior of artists in cyberspace: "This Code requires artists to In addition, 5 articles clearly stipulate the code of conduct of artists in professional activities, dealing with colleagues, and dealing with the public. them, behave in social work and respond in the press - media - social networks.

This is the barem that artists must look at to adjust their behavior, not a legal regulation to have sanctions. In this Code, the preservation of morality, image, manners and prestige in accordance with the values of social moral standards, fine customs and traditions and cultural traditions is emphasized. Maybe, this Code cannot be 100% thorough, but it will also be the basis for reducing the controversy in the performing arts world."

Previously, media expert Nguyen Ngoc Long also commented: "Looking back at history, it is completely clear that there are many things that artists are legally correct but do not agree with the public, the fact that Miss Truong Ho Phuong Nga Court is a prime example...

They would be wiser to handle the media first and make public opinion on their side. When they sue and lose, the public won't care much about that loss, and if they win - it will be a crunch victory."

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