Luhan, Vuong Nhat Bac and a series of stars were shocked when China banned effeminate male artists?

Recently, the General Administration of Radio and Television of China has just issued regulations to strengthen the management of artists and television programs. The phenomenon of "nagging cannon" refers to men with a feminized, edgy style that is said to be "a deviant aesthetic" and is not allowed to appear in programs anymore.

Quang Dien emphasized that it is necessary to strictly control the selection of actors and guests and resolutely put an end to the "monstrous" content in terms of tastes, such as the bold, effeminate and soft makeup style of the singer. male artists on television. With this newly issued regulation, many famous men of Cbiz fell into situations like sitting on a fire. The first male beauty can be mentioned is Luhan, he is one of the most famous 9X stars in China today. Successful as both actor and singer.

Luhan once ranked 37th in the list of 100 most famous and powerful people in Chinese showbiz. Not long after, he rose to 2nd place. The male artist's income even surpassed that of Jackie Chan and Chau Kiet Luan. Luhan's genderless beauty captivated young audiences. They always see him as an idol. Therefore, when Loc Ham publicly announced his relationship with his girlfriend - Quan Hieu Dong, waves immediately hit. Many people criticized Guan Xiaotong, saying that she was not worthy of their idol.

However, Luhan's genderless beauty also received mixed opinions. Uong Hai Lam - screenwriter of the film "Kieu Lam bravery" - once publicly commented that Loc Ham is the typical representative of "cannon beauty" - a phrase that refers to young people with behavior, gestures, and personality. female like. Uong Hai Lam said: "The cannon farming culture is becoming more and more popular, I think people who like this type of aesthetic are sick. Like Luhan, I asked many different women if they were in the area. No one will like him when he is an adult. He is only suitable for young people, the standard of people who have just hit puberty."

In addition, male artist Vuong Nhat Bac born in 1997 is also classified as an artist affected by this new regulation. Vuong Nhat Bac is one of the influential young artists of the Asian entertainment industry. He is successful in the roles of singer, actor, MC. The male artist was dubbed the "Four Heavenly Kings of Cbiz". Vuong Nhat Bac often wears women's clothes. Even in an event, the male artist wore high heels to appear on the red carpet.

Besides it, Thai Tu Khon became a new idol in Cbiz with a very strong fan base after emerging with the TV show "Idol Trainee". His appearance also created a lot of controversy on forums for being too feminine. The 22-year-old male singer often wears heavy makeup and likes eyeliner. There was once information, in 2018, Cai Tu Khon could not appear on CCTV because this television station banned artists who "return to firecrackers".

Not only that, male artist Ly Van Han, born in 1994, is a member of the popular group UNIQ with Vuong Nhat Bac, Chau Nghe Hien, Kim Sung Joo, and Cho Seung Youn. Possessing a beautiful face, bright stage, Ly Van Han has a large number of fans. As a male star, Ly Van Han was once invited to advertise MAC lipstick. The male artist once shared: "Makeup, I think is necessary, because makeup is not gender-biased. Anyone can wear makeup, as long as they like it."

Before the series of new regulations introduced by Chinese authorities, a lively discussion broke out on Weibo. Most of the online community supported, thinking that this is the right thing to do, to correct a part of degenerate and degenerate artists. However, many people objected, saying that the regulation was too imposing. They left comments and received tens of thousands of likes such as: "Aesthetics should be diversified", "Art is inherently diverse, it can't be banned like that", "Why is personal aesthetics too? management?"... More harshly, someone stated: "This is sexism".

China's authorities are concerned about the increasingly effeminate male entertainers. According to AFP news agency, due to the declining birth rate, Chinese authorities are trying to rekindle the value. traditional masculinity among young people, criticizing male artists who look like Kpop idols. The station is encouraged to vigorously promote traditional Chinese culture and advanced socialist culture.

Sina also commented that, currently on the Chinese screen, many male roles are difficult to distinguish from women because of their thin, soft bodies, "powdered flower faces". Even some martial arts heroes in the new film adaptations have become weak and effeminate compared to the masculine and masculine of the early films. The strong growth of the passion film genre raises concerns about a crisis of masculinity coming to the next generation.

Besides, on the music stage, male artists with unisex style, heavy makeup, flamboyant hairdo, lace and mesh style, wearing many accessories are favored by female audiences aged 14 to 18. Chinese art management agencies say that this is a trend of lack of standards, "aesthetic deviation", affecting the development of the young generation. Therefore, male artists with this style will not appear on television.

Not only artists, the Chinese government also "takes action" with a series of big streamers and bloggers. Recently, famous blogger Feng Xiaoyi had his account blocked by Douyin (Chinese version of Tik Tok) for "promoting unhealthy values", after he posted a series of videos that were too girly. According to Sina, when there have been too many ethical scandals of artists in recent times such as Ngo Yi Fan, Truong Triet Han, Trieu Vy ..., the Chinese art management agency wants to tighten the activities of artists. artists, fan groups and thoroughly "purify" the showbiz world.

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