Liu Yifei, Nicholas Tse are in danger of "losing a bowl of rice" because of Ngo Diep Pham

For the Chinese entertainment industry, the past few days have been full of "storms". A series of cult stars like Trieu Vy - one of the "Four Great Flowers" of Chinese cinema, or "youth idols" like Ngo Diep Pham, Trinh Sang were respectively handled for breaking the law. law and ethics.

Recently, The Straitstimes reported on a list of 7 artists who may have their activities restricted due to violations of the regulations of the Chinese cultural management world. The artists who are "spotted" on the new list are all veteran stars in Chinese showbiz. These include Luu Dich Phi, Phan Vy Ba, Trieu Huu Dinh, Vuong Luc Hoanh, Nicholas Tse, Truong Thiet Lam and Ly Lien Kiet. On August 30, director Chau Quoc Cuong confirmed that the first name in this book to be mishandled in September was Jet Li.

According to The Straitstimes, the reason why they are blacklisted is because of violating the nationality policy in the country of billions of people. The newspaper said that the General Administration of Radio, Film and Television of China has approved a plan to restrict and ban artists with foreign nationality from performing arts. This is the result of the shocking sex scandal of Ngo Diep Pham.

Wu Yifan has Canadian citizenship, operates in the Chinese entertainment market, but commits illegal acts, causing a negative impact on the industry's appearance. Xinhua said that artists who profit from China's art market must abide by the law and ethics here. The measure to ban foreigners from performing arts activities is also aimed at promoting and giving opportunities to Chinese artists. Moreover, according to the Chinese Nationality Law of 1980, the country of billions of people does not recognize dual citizenship. For many years, the Chinese public has also objected to artists with dual nationalities in artistic activities.

Looking back at the "whirlwind" blowing into the Chinese entertainment industry this time, two groups of objects have been "purged". First and foremost, it's the artists with their huge "capitalist" and economic interests behind them. First of all, it must be affirmed that entertainment is a big business. Creating idols not only helps create stars, but also brings huge benefits. According to China's "The Paper" website, by 2022, the value of the "idol economy" in the country could reach 140 billion yuan (more than 20 billion USD).

Meanwhile, the phenomenon of "heavenly" salary, "tax evasion", using fame to get rich illegally are painful problems in Chinese society. Actor Trinh Sang alone, who has just been fined nearly 300 million yuan ($46 million) for tax evasion, is said to have received 160 million yuan ($24.6 million) after 77 days of filming - ie. 320,000 USD/day - for the role in the 50-episode movie "The Ghost of Goodness".

As for Trieu Vy, although so far there has been no official information about the violations of this "National Idol", but Chinese media have listed a series of scandals related to cooperation between the two countries. her with Japan's "anti-China" elements, or "stock fraud" acts that affect the order of the stock market and cause heavy damage to her investors and her husband, businessman Huynh Huu Long.

Based on the statement towards the goal of "common prosperity" that Chinese President Xi Jinping recently made, these are issues that need to be resolved soon. The second target group is targeted, which is fan groups. It is easy to see that most of the people who follow the stars are minors and are easily influenced by the behavior of their idols. Therefore, the "Beijing Youth Daily" commented, the ultimate aim of dealing with the entertainment industry is "the atmosphere in society" in China.

Meanwhile, with the large sums of money pouring in and being created by the entertainment industry, the country's fan culture has become increasingly chaotic. Many extreme fan behaviors have been revealed on online forums. The conflict between these communities has evolved into cyber violence, an invasion of privacy when a person's details are easily made public online.

Not only that, fan groups have also become gold mines for large corporations. Taking advantage of the fan's love, businesses have hired influential stars to represent their brands to encourage the fan community to consume products. However, advertising with idols has turned into many acts of profiteering. Some platforms, even fanclubs themselves, ask members to pay a fee to see high-quality photos of their idols or ask them to sponsor campaigns to promote star activities. The move to declare war on extremist fans and undisciplined artists reflects an attempt to control the entertainment industry in the world's most populous country.

After a series of moves by regulators, Chinese media quickly spoke up. Not only the People's Daily, China Central Television (CCTV), etc., the website of the country's largest anti-corruption agency also promptly publishes commentary on the handled cases and new regulations of the authorities.

People's Daily, when commenting on Trinh Sang who was fined for tax evasion, called this an act of "sowing the wind and reaping a storm", saying that "stars" like this actor when they are public figures, they must. know how to set an example for others to follow. CCTV also deters, before the law, can't pray for luck... Playing with fire means destroying your career and image.

It can be said that Chinese society is undergoing drastic changes after a series of decisions made by the country's leaders over the past time, and reorganizing the entertainment industry is also part of that overall reform strategy.

Fan Trieu Vy - Truong Triet Han fought a war, blaming the opponent that our idol had a problem Hà Hà23:12:22 31/08/20212021 is probably an extremely unforgettable year for the Chinese-language entertainment industry. Never before have people seen an artist "fall off a horse" so much. From A-list names like Ngo Dich Pham, Trinh Sang to rising juniors like Truong Triet Han, also suffered the same...