Ever since Korean star Lee Young-ae returned to filming, there have been rumors that she will participate in the remake of the classic Korean drama "Dae Jang Geum". Unfortunately, there has been no progress. Waiting and waiting, Lee Young-ae is 53 years old, and the "Dae Jang Geum" remake project has not been completed. However, some Korean brands took advantage of the east wind to stir up the cold rice, which unexpectedly caused controversy.
- Recently, Lee Young-ae shot a health care product advertisement, using the story background of "Dae Jang Geum". But judging from the style of the advertisement, today's Korean entertainment industry may never be able to produce the flavor of "Dae Jang Geum" again. Judging from the fact that they asked Lee Young-ae to wear a transparent Hanbok, the core aesthetic orientation of today's Korean entertainment industry has become "marginal".
By the way, the brand that Lee Young-ae endorses is also very embarrassing. It asked celebrities to wear Korean clothes for advertisements to promote so-called Korean health products. As a result, there are Chinese elements everywhere, including Chinese characters and landscape paintings, which reminds people of the original "Dae Jang Geum" It is also a "stealing culture" drama. Chinese audiences lacked awareness back then, but now they will not let Korean entertainment steal our culture unscrupulously.
Of course, some people may think that it is just an advertising look and does not need to be taken so seriously.
Well, you can also look at it from another angle. It’s just an advertisement. Why does 53-year-old Lee Young-ae wear a black gauze see-through Korean dress and pose with the belt covering her eyes?
Or just look at the recent popular styles of Korean entertainment stars. You will know that the controversy about Lee Young-ae wearing see-through Korean clothes is not too sensitive. A large number of Korean actresses are relying on side effects to get out of the industry.
What is even more speechless is that the targets of Korean entertainment's flattery are more inclined to European and American circles, just like Lee Young-ae's see-through Korean clothing, which perfectly fits the imagination of Korean culture from a Western perspective.
- 28-year-old female idol Lin Nalian shot the new song MV, hired a large number of European and American backup dancers, and set up an action of being surrounded by backup dancers and raising her legs. The accompanying lyrics are "You enter like this. In my fantasy, there is no way." Get rid of my gravity”.
Such lyrics and such dance moves are a bit blatant for Korean entertainment, which often breaks through the lower limits, so much so that Lin Nayeon adjusted her moves during public stage performances, which can be said to be "there is no silver 300 taels here."
- 32-year-old female idol Lee Sun Mi shot the new song MV, shooting a lot of voyeuristic angles, many shots imitating the movie "Lolita", full of pedophile implications.
I think of the Korean girl group illit that debuted some time ago. The style of the music video they participated in filming is exactly the same as that of Lee Sun Mi. A 32-year-old powerful female idol has to go the pedophile route, and the post-00s girl group that includes underage members also has to go the other side. With the pedophilia route, no wonder netizens bluntly said that Korean entertainment is over.
Counting down the time, Lisa and Kim Jenny, members of the popular girl group, have to "put down their bodies" when they bravely enter the European and American circles. The former went to Paris, France to dance a striptease at the Crazy Horse show; the latter participated in a large-scale American drama and danced wildly .
Korean star Moon Ga Young endorsed a brand that insulted China after the domestic entertainment actress terminated her contract. She went to Paris to participate in the fashion week. She wore see-through clothes throughout the entire process and allowed the media to take photos. It was obvious that she was unwilling to do so. She forced a smile and tried to cover her key parts with her bag. I just didn't dare to ask for a change of clothes.
The entire Korean entertainment industry, whether it is a big-name actor or a popular idol, is glamorous on the surface, but in essence it is a tool of capital. Under the guidance of one well-known Korean star after another, the bottom of Korean entertainment who are already keen on skirting the edges have gone too far. Many netizens who follow Korean entertainment are aware of this.
Finally, I would like to say that how Korean entertainment trends develop is something they themselves need to think about. I just hope that everyone will not be brainwashed by Korean entertainment and imitate and chase the so-called freedom trend - once again, downward freedom is not freedom.
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