Jason Wu's remarks were pushed to the forefront, and the official media stopped conniving, which led to a "conspiracy" between Japan and South Korea. What happened?

Jason Wu participated in a talk show, in which photos of the Korean men's team EXO and some song and dance clips were posted on the screen. Jason Wu asked, "Is this a man or a woman?" Hua Shao, the host, replied, "All boys, all men's groups". Jason Wu looked back again and said he couldn't believe it.

Just because Jason Wu questioned "Is this a man or a woman", it caused a lot of controversy on the Internet and also caused confrontation between two fans. EXO fans even demanded an apology from Jason Wu. At that time, Jason Wu was absorbed in his new movie. He didn't care about the behavior of other fans, but Jason Wu fans couldn't sit still and came out to speak for their idols. This opened the situation of two fans fighting.

The official media no longer condone it. After investigation, it was found that Wu Jing asked "Is this a man or a woman" in the program because the host deliberately asked Wu Jing to guess "Is it a man or a woman", which triggered Jason Wu's question and the subsequent storm, but some words were edited at that time. Jason Wu also explained his views on men in the program. Jason Wu said bluntly that a person should be judged not by his appearance, but by his temperament and sense of responsibility.

First of all, the current fan market is dominated by women, so in order to get more benefits, brokerage companies are more active in catering to women's tastes. What is the so-called taste of contemporary women? Small fresh meat, so it has become more and more feminine. Secondly, women are the audience of luxury cosmetics, so in order to speak for themselves, male stars must wear all kinds of eye makeup to make themselves look more feminine.

Finally, idolize, a woman, is more likely to fall into irrationality. When she sees them endorsing expensive items such as TV and mobile phones, she will buy her favorite beans, so the idol image will take into account the preferences of female fans.

Depends on your feminine standards. If it's just ear piercing, hair dyeing and makeup, it's actually a stage and performance need. Some stars go out to make up because once they are photographed in a bad state, they will be hacked online. The redder you are, the blacker you will be, and the more handsome you will be ridiculed. They spend a lot of money to control public opinion every time. The company will not allow them to waste public relations expenses like this. Standing in that position and earning that money will be monitored everywhere, which is one of their professional requirements.

There are many makeup problems, and they are all big boys. I regret that they blindly imitate the Korean Wave. I prefer refreshing and lovely ones, such as Liu Haoran and Leo. Those men's teams have no choice. It's a popular pattern in Korea, and the makeup is basically blushing, but believe me, they are just children of ordinary boys dragging big shorts in the dormitory.

How to evaluate the feminization tendency of male stars in China? Personally, I still hope that men look like men, not necessarily men (after all, not everyone can be Stallone or Schwarzenegger). Naturally, there is no need to do too much. If you want to enhance your personal charm, you can improve your knowledge, thoughts, words and deeds. Women should be gentle, don't need to be too mature, don't need to be particularly sensitive, and compete with boys for everything.

Imagine if you live in an environment where women are not considered inferior to men, and women can do the work that most men can do, and men work with women, then women don't need to feel insecure. Even if women have difficulties in some fields, most people will tolerate and understand.

Also, there is a difference between a male star and himself. Although a boy is very feminine on the screen, nine times out of ten he is a real man in real life. This is determined by genes. So do girls. Although many girls will be more mature when they get along with strangers on the screen, most girls are still girls in real life. This is obedience to the heart. The front of the screen is the front of the screen, and reality is reality. Don't confuse it.