Should Ma Baoguo be "banned"?

That’s right! As the People's Daily angrily criticized: Ma Baoguo, who has become popular through grandstanding, ostentatious deception, this farce should stop.

The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television issued a notice not to provide artists with bad performances with the opportunity to leave the country to speak out publicly, which set off a war of public opinion, but most netizens still applauded it!

But what is the standard for "bad deeds"? Under this topic, a group of people jumped up and down, smearing and fighting in various circles. There are different opinions and different opinions, and it is difficult to reach a conclusion.

But what is certain is that this notice is by no means just talk. No, the People's Daily quickly responded to this call and published an article titled "The Ma Baoguo farce should end immediately." "The article" was an attempt to curb the farce of Ma Baoguo that became popular through sensationalism and ostentation.

As soon as this article was published, it quickly aroused heated discussions. Is this the People’s Daily’s first shot at “banning” artists with bad deeds? Anyway, Ma Baoguo was "operated".

Who is Ma Baoguo?

He claims to be a master of martial arts. He has deified his self-created five-shot lightning whip and uses the Internet to promote traditional martial arts. In fact, all he does is harm the tradition. Martial arts stuff. To be precise, Ma Baoguo is a meme, a meme used by the Internet for entertainment.

Ma Baoguo, who claimed to be a martial arts master, was later "slapped in the face" in an actual battle! In a close combat with a Sanda athlete, Ma Baoguo, who only knew how to play tricks, was quickly knocked out. Although he was beaten during the competition, he began to gradually become popular from that moment on, coupled with the media operation and hype behind it, it was very lively to sensationalize. The fueling of the flames by some netizens also played a bad role! Open your eyes for the ugly face to satisfy your own pleasure.

After becoming popular, Ma Baoguo’s words “mouse tail juice, young people do not respect martial ethics” became popular on the Internet again after being re-created by a large number of netizens.

The carnival of ugly judgment must be stopped

The culture that the people like to see and hear is not necessarily advanced, but it must be the one that best reflects the times and society. Have some fun after dinner to release and relieve the stress of life.

Looking at Lao Ma’s five consecutive whips, which has become a joke on the entire network, it is time to put the brakes on it. Those memes are made by talented up owners. While making memes, don’t forget the essence of the matter. Ma Baoguo is just a liar who is addicted to his own world.

The reason why foreigners respect Chinese martial arts is because of the unremitting efforts of action actors such as Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Donnie Yen. If pseudo-kung fu like Ma Baoguo spreads abroad, those action actors Wouldn't the efforts and hard work of the seniors be tainted by Ma Baoguo like this?

So it is indeed appropriate to use traditional martial arts to show off and deceive, and you can become a popular Internet celebrity, attracting countless fans, and make money. This will only make more people who want to be famous use vulgar means to gain attention. Logically speaking, those fans who flock to it are just bait for the capital behind it, which is really boring.

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

But after reading some comments, many netizens are secretly mocking the mainstream media for making a fuss out of a molehill. Why not expose those "phenomena that really harm the people"? What is “really harmful to people”? Values ??don’t count? First of all, anyone who knows something about the media also knows that the penetration of the values ????of "cultivation theory" is an important link. Secondly, criticizing one means supporting the other. This bandit logic is too naive.

The People’s Daily commented on Ma Baoguo in the hope of playing a guiding role. It did not say that it is not good to play memes for fun and entertainment, but that these memes that have been distorted into something unknown are being controlled by some traffic, and what they convey is The mainstream value is biased, and the subtle influence is the greatest.

The Ma Baoguo incident is a typical example. In fact, sensationalism and bluffing are not uncommon in today’s Internet ecosystem. Part of it satisfies people’s need to judge ugliness and have a cheerful attitude, but more importantly, we need to be wary of misleading values. Corrosion of social atmosphere.

"Banning" not only targets bad artists, but also restricts the entertainment companies and capital behind the artists.

Artists are just pawns in their hands, and they carry out overwhelming marketing, select second-rate gangsters and package them as idols, hire makeup artists, fill the rankings, and drive out good money with bad money. This is what needs to be strictly controlled. Otherwise, the younger generation will be led to tear down their sex, judge their ugliness, and have no intention of learning, and the harm will be delayed.

There is a long way to go to correct the atmosphere of the Internet and society. The People's Daily has made a good start in calling for not providing bad actors with opportunities to speak out publicly.