7 July, this is a day that must be remembered in history. CCTV News published an article on this day to warn future generations to remember history and strive for self-improvement. The text was just posted and quickly received a large number of retweets, including many celebrities, as well as many familiar Hong Kong stars.
On such a special day, CCTV News released a text update about the "July 7th Incident". The eight words "Keep the history in mind and warn the future" are like a wake-up call, allowing every Chinese son and daughter to view history wisely and strive for self-improvement. Once the text was published, many netizens retweeted it, including many celebrities in the industry, who expressed their attitude by retweeting it.
Judging from the forwarding list, many celebrities forwarded it immediately, such as Huang Jingyu, Lu Han, Yang Zi, Tang Yan, Zhao Lusi, Bai Jingting, Huang Xiaoming, etc., who all forwarded new news quickly after CCTV released it. Among them, Yang Zi and Zhao Lusi are both filming new dramas. Yang Zi has just finished running "Torch Bearer" and then moved to Shandong to film the new drama. Zhao Lusi is also working on schedule. Although she is busy with work, she is still able to do it in a timely manner. Online, this also reflects the sense of responsibility of young actors.
85 flower Tang Yan is also about to join the group, and there are various activities lined up. Even though she is now leading other 85 flower actresses, Tang Yan is not slacking off in terms of social responsibility.
Three other 85 flowers also forwarded CCTV news online. Zhao Liying and Liu Yifei had a tacit understanding, and the text was the same: Cherish peace and let us strengthen ourselves! Although Yang Ying, another former 85-year-old actress, is close to an amateur status, she has not fallen behind in the recent celebrity reposts. If she had realized the importance of personal influence, she would not have gone to see that ridiculous show.
Through personal influence, celebrities can actively guide fans to establish a correct world view, especially for some younger fans. If their idols behave inappropriately, or even do illegal things, we can see what will happen to these fans. negative influence. In this round of reposting, we can also see the important role of celebrity influence. For example, after the actor Xiao Zhan retweeted the text, he received more than one million likes in just a few hours and was at the forefront of the retweeting list.
In addition to Xiao Zhan, there are also some traffic stars and young artists who are also playing a positive role in attracting traffic.
Not only domestic entertainment stars, but also stars from Hong Kong and Taiwan have joined the reposting team, including William Chan, Nicholas Tse, Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi, Angela Chang, Joey Yung, etc. Even Priscilla Chan, who rarely appears, is also included in the reposting team. .
Everyone found that these Hong Kong and Taiwan celebrities are actually frequent reposters. Whenever necessary, they promise to express their attitude as soon as possible and exert a positive influence. Nicholas Tse is such a representative. Whether it is about the topic of "return" or "unification", you can see his statements.
As the mainstay of the entertainment industry, these celebrities are also actively forwarding CCTV texts, such as Ma Li, Qin Hailu, Chen Shu and others. Although they usually surf the Internet and rarely see their news, at critical moments, these drama stars The representative guarantees that he will be able to rush forward.
These are just a small part of the forwarding list. As celebrities continue to join, this list is still growing. Of course, the real meaning of reposting is to learn from history and work hard to improve ourselves. There are not many words in celebrities’ reposts, but they can show their attitude and stance as Chinese people. Especially these Hong Kong stars among them, on some important days, they always You can see their active figures.
In contrast, some other celebrities not only want to make money, but also deliberately remain invisible when they need to exert influence. Fortunately, netizens have sharp eyes, but they are destined not to go far in the long run.Because "Today's China is no longer the China of 1937", we will strive to strengthen ourselves!
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