What have Goo Hara and Sulli been through? Why are they so hard to think about?

The Korean entertainment industry has always been very dark and chaotic. Korean artists are under great pressure in life, work and thinking. On October 14, 2019, Korean artist Choi Sulli hanged herself at home, ending her 25-year-old life. On November 25, 2019, Korean artist Goo Hara also ended her 28-year-old life at home. So many friends want to know what they have experienced. Why are they so hard to think about?

Before Cui Xueli committed suicide, she was no longer the person she was before. Friends who like Cui Shirley all know that she was born as a child star. Although she is young, she has been in the entertainment industry for more than ten years. She is used to seeing the right and wrong in the entertainment industry, which also allowed Cui Shirley to change from her original innocence. Turned into a weirdo with exhibitionism.

Cui Shirley’s series of behaviors seemed like asking for help. Shirley once broadcast a live broadcast of grilling live eels, and she also dubbed the eels: Help me, help me quickly. It is said that outsiders only watch the show, but insiders know the rules. Lemon always felt that Shirley was asking for help, but there were a lot of obscenities and abuse in the comment area. It was not until later that we learned that Cui Shirley suffered from severe depression, and these were just some of the symptoms of depression.

Let’s talk about Goo Hara. She was Cui Shirley's best friend during her lifetime. After Shirley's death, she was not by her side but worked in Japan, so she broadcast a live broadcast to bid farewell to Shirley and burst into tears. She also bid farewell to Cui Xueli during the live broadcast, saying that she would continue to live with her hard work. There were also many obscenities in her comment area.

After Goo Hara died, we learned that she also suffered from severe depression. The reason why she chose to commit suicide was because she could not bear the heavy blow of Shirley's death and online violence.