Has Shanghai's fight against the epidemic become a joke?

I think most stars are really doing public welfare, not hype, because hype actually means little to them. If this incident is exposed, it may have a worse impact on their people's livelihood, so I don't think anyone who is a little smarter will choose to do so. We can't deny that some people in the entertainment circle do make up some stories or hype in order to be famous.

But I personally think that most people are sincere in doing charity, because they earn a lot of money, and they can better understand why they want to earn it. It is simply because of everyone's support for them that when they earn money, they can spend it on everyone to help some people in need, which will really make their reputation very good. This is why so many stars are keen on charity. Some people are really sincere at heart.

Han Hong and Louis Koo are celebrities doing charity. If anything goes wrong in China, Han Hong is always the first to rush to provide relief supplies. In the past, some people questioned his authenticity and always felt that he was speculating. But every time he encounters a crisis, he can be the first to rush to the front. If it's really hype, isn't his acting a little too good?

And Louis Koo. He silently donated hundreds of Hope Primary Schools, but he never published these things. If someone hadn't investigated and found out that he donated it, no one would have known about it at all. Some people may think that a real philanthropist should be unknown and should not show these things to everyone, but I think it doesn't matter, as long as he really does something good, he can say or not, because in any case, people really do something.