On September 13, the movie "Wild Child" starring Wang Junkai was officially released. For publicity, Wang Junkai actively participated in offline roadshows in many places across the country. Some unscrupulous businesses took advantage of the opportunity and sold the tickets to th

On September 13, the movie "Wild Child" starring Wang Junkai was officially released.

For publicity, Wang Junkai actively participated in offline roadshows in many places across the country. Some unscrupulous businesses took advantage of the opportunity and sold the tickets to the meet-and-greet event as a bonus to sky-high prices.

After Wang Junkai learned about this, he made it clear: "I hope that every time I appear, I can bring positive energy and happiness to everyone, instead of becoming a burden to anyone." He communicated with the theater, argued with reason, and demanded The theater will refund the price difference to fans who are stuck with high-priced tickets, ensuring that every fan can participate in the event at a fair and reasonable price.

Some netizens expressed their appreciation and support for Wang Junkai's behavior: "In this materialistic society, it is really rare to see such a pure and kind-hearted artist!"

Some netizens questioned that this seemed like a carefully planned public relations activity. Through seemingly "just" behavior, Wang Junkai not only successfully attracted the attention and support of a large number of fans, but also indirectly provided free publicity for the movie "Wild Child".

Some people question whether Wang Junkai has the right to unilaterally intervene in commercial contracts, believing that this infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of theaters and disrupts market order.

Consumer rights protectionists are even more worried that if this becomes the norm, it may have a negative impact on consumers’ contractual spirit and lead to confusion in ticket purchase rules.

(Popular News Reporter Lu Han)