Should Ma Baoguo be "banned"?

Yes! As the People's Daily angrily criticized: Ma Baoguo, who is grandstanding and swindling, should stop this farce.

In view of the notice issued by the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television that bad artists are not allowed to leave the country publicly, a public opinion war has been set off, but most netizens still applaud!

But what is the standard of "misdeeds"? Under this topic, a group of people jumped up and down, smearing all kinds of circle wars. Opinions vary, and it is difficult to have a result.

But what is certain is that this notice is not just talk. No, People's Daily quickly responded to this call and published an article entitled "Ma Baoguo's farce should be over soon" to curb Ma Baoguo's farce ignited by grandstanding and fraud.

Once the article was published, it quickly triggered a heated discussion. Is this the first shot of the People's Daily to "ban" bad artists? Anyway, Ma Baoguo is used to "operate".

Who's Ma Baoguo?

Claiming to be a martial arts master, he deified his lightning five whips and used the Internet to promote traditional martial arts, but what he actually did was to hurt traditional martial arts. To be exact, Ma Baoguo is a kind of stalk, which is used for entertainment by the Internet.

Ma Baoguo, who claimed to be a martial arts master, was later "slapped" by a real battle! In a hand-to-hand combat with Sanda athletes, Ma Baoguo, who was mystifying, was quickly defeated by KO. Although it was beaten in the contest, it gradually became popular from that moment on, and with the media operation behind it, grandstanding was very lively. The help of some netizens also played a bad role! Open your eyes to see the ugly face to satisfy your own pleasure.

After becoming popular, the so-called "behave yourself, young people don't have martial arts" from Ma Baoguo's mouth, which was re-created by a large number of netizens, once again exploded on the Internet.

The carnival of appreciating ugliness must stop.

The culture that people like to see and hear is not necessarily advanced, but it must best reflect the times and society. Play after dinner, release and relieve the pressure of life.

Look at the five whips of the old horse from the jokes of the whole network to the traffic of the whole network. It's time to brake. Those stalks were made by talented up owners. Don't forget the essence of things while playing with stalks. Ma Baoguo is just a liar who is addicted to his own world.

Foreigners respect China Wushu because of the unremitting efforts of action actors such as Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li and Donnie Yen. If the fake Kung Fu Malik national security is spread abroad, wouldn't the efforts and hardships of the predecessors of those action actors defile a Ma Baoguo?

So, it is indeed the right batch. Swindling and cheating with traditional martial arts can also be mixed into traffic network celebrities, attracting countless silly powder to make money. This will only make more people who want to be red use vulgar means to gain eyeballs. That makes sense. Those fans who are eager for it are just bait for the capital behind them, which is really boring.

The mainstream media is not making a mountain out of a molehill.

After reading some comments, many netizens are secretly mocking the mainstream media for making a mountain out of a molehill. Why not expose those "phenomena that really harm the people"? What is "really harmful to the people"? Values don't count? First of all, anyone who knows a little about the media knows how important it is to infiltrate the values of "acculturation". Secondly, criticizing this is tantamount to supporting another. This robber logic is too young.

People's Daily commented on Ma Baoguo, hoping to play a guiding role. I didn't say it's not good to play with stalks and watch the fun. It's that these stems that don't know what they are twisted into are controlled by some flows, and the mainstream value transmitted is biased, which has the greatest subtle influence.

The Ma Baoguo incident is a typical example. In fact, grandstanding and swindling are not uncommon in today's network ecology, which satisfies people's demand for ugliness to a certain extent and makes them enjoy it. However, we need to be more alert to whether it misleads values and corrodes social atmosphere.

"Banning" is not only for bad artists, but also for entertainment companies and capital behind artists. Artists are just pawns in their hands, and should be strictly controlled through overwhelming marketing, selecting prodigal gangsters and packaging them as idols, hiring powder, watering the list, and expelling good money from bad money. Otherwise, it will lead the younger generation to tear X, appreciate ugliness, have no intention to learn, and the harm will linger.

There is still a long way to go to correct the internet and social atmosphere. The People's Daily has made a good start by calling for not providing opportunities for bad artists to leave the country publicly.