What does celebrity mean?

Celebrity means a famous beauty. Also refers to the aristocratic family.

Pinyin: mí ng yuà n.

Celebrity, an online vocabulary, originally meant "famous beauty" and "noble family", and later extended the meaning of "social butterfly". Although the meaning of this word has changed, the word "celebrity" still refers to high-end people, specifically, elegant, decent and intelligent white groups.

The celebrity trend has given the depressed marriage and love market a heavy hammer of "resource exchange, routine seeking success" Public order and good customs seem to be gone, beautiful love has become a joke, and real upper-class people have been criticized and killed inexplicably. This makes people sigh: instead of believing in those glamorous appearances, it is better to believe in the law, common sense and duty.

According to the research of American sociologist T. Veblen, the background of celebrities' appearance originated from the industrial revolution at the end of 19 and the beginning of the 20th century. At that time, a group of new rich people without aristocratic blood appeared, and they became rich overnight by investing in financial undertakings. In order to show off their wealth to the world, the wives and daughters of these nouveau riche have entered social occasions and entered the upper class. Because they don't have noble titles such as countess and princess, they are collectively called celebrities.

Network origin

The incident originated from a self-media article, "I have been a celebrity observer in Shanghai's" celebrity group "for half a month." The author spent money to enter a famous crowd in Shanghai and observed the absurd pseudo-celebrity ecology.

The so-called celebrity group is actually just a high-profile Pinduoduo group. The girls in the group will fight for anything-villas, hotels, bags, and even buy second-hand stockings, so as to modify and enhance their image and shape a beautiful woman who is extremely rich, and then "skip the selection and make friends directly with social elites such as financial tycoons and returnees". Accurate goal, one step in place.

Because of their habit of buying high-end products and services as much as possible, some people ridiculed it as "fighting for RMB".