Articles about views on Hallyu

When it comes to Korean culture, most people are still very disdainful. In my opinion, the name "Bangzi" means a bit of contempt, because when it comes to Koreans, the first thing that everyone thinks of is always them. They like to claim everything as their own, especially Chinese culture. They are very shameless. When it comes to Korean artists, the first thing that comes to mind is plastic surgery and other things that are just about appearance. Everyone basically has no idea about their abilities. To the point where they are convinced that they are not good enough and don’t bother to understand them. Regarding this attitude, I can only say that if cultural export is a war, contempt and ignorance of the enemy are taboos on the battlefield.

In my opinion, the fierce competition in the Korean entertainment industry is far more than that of China. The number of Korean artists should also exceed that of China. So under the fierce competition, who can win more Fans and income depend on appearance and strength. Of course, plastic surgery is very common in Korea. In fact, there are quite a few plastic surgery cases in China. Our teacher once said that artists bring enjoyment to everyone. Of course it is important to sing well and act well, but what does it matter if you look better? Wrong, yes, what people cannot tolerate is changing the appearance given by their parents. But when it is common and reasonable for people to exclude hair and nails from body hair and skin, will one day in the future people will also accept the fact? Can my appearance also be changed? Let’s not talk about the appearance issue for now because I am not very accepting of it myself, but we all know that the audience may like a star for a while because of his appearance, but may also abandon him because he doesn’t know anything. Moreover, Korean agencies are not so superficial as to only find good-looking people to be stars, so strength is a necessary factor from debut to fame. Take Quan Zhilong as an example, is the reason why so many people, including celebrities, like him just because he is good-looking? After reading their debut records, you will know that G-Dragon and Taeyang were trainees in YG for 6 years before their debut in 2006. After 6 years of extraordinary hard work, even a fool became smart. Moreover, G-Dragon had never been a trainee before YG. He has been a dance trainee at SM for 5 years since he was 8 years old, which adds up to 11 years. Moreover, when the boss of YG found him, it was not because of his diligence but because of his genius that he found him, so his extraordinary talent plus After 11 years of practice, G-Dragon has no reason or ability. He has written lyrics and composed music for almost every album of BIGBANG since his debut. He is even the post-producer of arrangers and mixers. He relies on his own performance every year. The copyright association can make a lot of money from the copyright fees earned from the copyrights of more than 130 songs. How many artists can you find in China who had 11 years of experience as trainees before debuting? And he is a very humble artist who has never stopped working hard even though he is so popular?

Under the fierce competition, artists have to undergo very strict training before their debut and they must not relax after their debut. I feel that if they work so hard and diligently, the company will not let them if their strength does not improve. Let alone make them famous after their debut, appearance and strength are definitely the first priority in the eyes of the company, and these two factors lead to the same consequence - fame is the most important, so, at least a few of them I am familiar with and like. Singers and groups, their strength is definitely not inferior to that of some popular idol stars in China.

Of course, I am not saying that we should cultivate talents like them. There are a large number of artists in South Korea, the competition is fierce, and the income level is actually very low. Compared with China, the artists are very hard and playful. There are basically few things like big names because the audience is very picky. If you treat your fans so badly, who will be willing to serve you? So I immediately changed to a new idol. Moreover, the suicide rate of Korean artists is also very high. Most of them are because they cannot stand the huge competitive pressure. This has a lot to do with the system of economic companies. Most of them are basically exploitative. This phenomenon is particularly bad, but I just want to talk about the advantages of Korean culture. I will elaborate on why later.

A classmate recommended a Korean elective program KPOPSTAR to me, so I watched it. To be honest, this program changed my view of Korean artists, especially singers. To be honest, the contestants in it She is really very capable, from a good voice to a strong treble to amazing dance. I think the judges who sing well are very strict, and other aspects of the show are also very good. In my opinion All in all, the only thing that China can compete with him is China's Good Voice. So I have listened to some of the debut songs of the contestants from KPOPSTAR and some have not, but because I have watched their games before, I will not question them at all. On-site strength.

Let’s talk about Korean variety shows. As for the ones I watched, their programs are really real. These programs often invite very famous Korean stars, whether they are Are they traditional stars or K-pop idols? How many actors and actresses or kings and queens can you see on variety shows in China? This is the difference between the two countries. Korean stars are more civilian-oriented, and they are very close to the audience, at least in my opinion. The second is that they will not care about the image of any idol star. They will come up with anything that is unprecedented and difficult to destroy the image, just to meet the needs of the audience. Yes, whether it is China or South Korea, the audience's psychology is the same. Who wants to see it? Are you bossing around every day? Everyone hopes that celebrities can step out of the halo and show their civilian side.