Be a goddess from Tokyo

Chapter 50 Self-defeating
On August 2016, 8, two major events occurred in the Asian entertainment industry.

The first is that China has finally released the exact news of the Korean restriction order. The content is to comprehensively restrict Korean artists to perform in China, stop investment in new Korean cultural industry companies, prohibit new signing of Korean TV dramas, and restrict variety show cooperation projects.

Although the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China clearly denied the existence of this ban when facing questions from reporters, South Korea's cultural industry has indeed entered winter in China.

The endorsements and announcements of various Korean stars in Huaxia have been cancelled one after another. Korean movies, TV dramas, and variety shows have been removed overnight. Many Korean star fan support clubs on Weibo are stunned and overwhelmed.

Regardless of whether this ban is true or not, it is an indisputable fact that the Chinese Korean Wave has been hit hard.

The Korean star idols who used to make entertainment headlines instantly disappeared, and domestic stars finally turned into serfs to sing, and many second- and third-rate stars even had the opportunity to appear on the homepage of the entertainment sector.

No one dares to oppose the country at this sensitive moment. Before there was no news, no one would intervene in whatever you posted. Now it is obvious that something is wrong and you have to come out and jump.

In any case, Korean stars and idol groups are completely dead in China, and there is no possibility of negotiation at all.

But they are not the worst, and the worst are the members of the idol group from China.

They were able to join the group at the beginning, largely because of the company's top management's layout to enter the Chinese idol market.

In Huaxia, the attention received by an all-Korean group and a group with several Chinese people is completely different. With the attention, the spending power of the Chinese female fans in Asia is famous, and the real money will not come in by then. ?

In fact, in the first few years, these companies did make a lot of money in China, and those envious companies also began to vigorously develop and tap Chinese trainees, hoping to get a share of this huge market.

This has formed a circular industry. Those boys and girls in Huaxia with star dreams go to Korea to find companies to sign contracts and conduct professional idol practice. After forming a group, the company sends them to Huaxia to earn money from fans.

The talents are sent out, the money is also sent out, and the domestic entertainment ecology is still being ridiculed. Who can bear it?Coupled with the deployment of a certain system, whether it is to maintain hard power or soft power, the promulgation of the Korean Restriction Order is very necessary.

The emergence of the Korean restriction order also made these Chinese stars who developed in South Korea lose most of their value.

In fact, they did nothing wrong. In order to seek a better platform, it is understandable to go to Korea to become idols, but in front of the state apparatus, the power of individuals is really pitiful.

Francis Fukuyama once wrote in his book: "Every speck of dust from the times that falls on an individual is a mountain."

However, no matter how difficult the times are, it is not completely hopeless. As the saying goes, as long as you don't think about it, there are always more solutions to landslides than difficulties. When there are policies above, there are quick countermeasures below.

At noon on August 8, when the entire Internet was discussing the possible impact of the Korean restriction order, a large number of Han Huaxia artists posted on Weibo announcing their withdrawal from the group and wanted to return to China with a pure heart.

These Chinese artists are basically boys, and their fan base in China is extremely large, with as many as 6000 to 2000 million, and as few as [-] million, which can be regarded as the essence of Chinese idols in recent years, also known as the so-called fresh meat.

No one knows how many people here are like Wen Xia, who quit the group when the contract expires, or quit the group directly after breaching the contract.

But the important thing is that they have returned to China and signed Huaxia's economic company, and the focus of their future work will definitely be on Huaxia.

This will definitely have a huge impact on China's existing entertainment environment, but on the other hand, it will also bring huge opportunities.

Former netizens may not know what traffic means, but 14 years later, this word has become something that all celebrities are chasing. With traffic, it means popularity, attention, endorsements, and resources, and these are exactly what most celebrities are. A necessity for survival in the entertainment industry.

In fact, it can be seen from today's Weibo that the number of readings on the topic of the Korean Restriction Order exceeded [-] million in half a day, and the number of discussions went straight to the [-] mark, ranking first on the Weibo topic list.

As soon as the news of these male idols returning to China came out, the number of topic readers rushed to the second place in less than an hour, and they had a great tendency to catch up.

Now eight of the ten hot searches on Weibo are related to it, and almost everyone is discussing these things.

And the second big thing that happened today seems a little insignificant under such circumstances.

"Quan Shui's new album "Coming of Age" will be released soon!"

What a flimsy description, there is no breaking point at all, in today's big day when all the top stars are haunted, this hot search is as annoying as the ugly ducklings in a group of white swans.

If it stayed at the bottom of the hot search, and quietly didn't steal the show, maybe no one would say anything, but after the Sony Records Huaxia branch made a lot of money, this hot search is in full view. Climbed, and finally came to the top five of the hot search.

This time, everyone has seen this "ugly duckling" who is unwilling to be mediocre, but his sudden appearance immediately attracted group ridicule, a real group ridicule:
"An 100th-tier star with less than [-] million followers on Weibo can be ranked No. [-] in the most searched list after releasing an album. How much does it cost?"

"I don't know if I can make money from buying hot searches and sell albums to make money back? (eat melon)"

"Well, spring water, I've been a frequent visitor. I don't know how many times I've been there this month."

"It's a pity that it won't be popular if it's not popular. No matter how many times it's on, it's still an [-]th line. It can't be compared with my idol at all."

"The marketing is too much to lose the popularity of the passers-by. The original image was not bad, but now I feel really ugly in my eyes."

"She has more hot searches abroad than in China. It is said that she is very popular on YouTube."

"This bull is bragging... Do you believe it? Anyway, I don't believe it."

""Faded" and "Lemon" are her songs, they are very popular on Douyin!"

"I won't say too much about Douyin's songs, everyone knows it."

"I've heard the song, and it's really good, but if you have talent, you can't be in such a hurry to make money. It's been a while since you released a new album, and you can write ten songs in fifteen days. It's faster than Nima's hen laying eggs!"

"Don't say that, this is a very talented singer..."

"Don't protect me, I really have talent and need to buy hot searches to promote it? The fragrance of wine is not afraid of deep alleys!"

"That's right, don't think that you can pretend to be an international singer by writing a Japanese song. Now that the country is strong, it's long ago that it doesn't like to worship foreigners!"

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The sporadic fan speeches were also overwhelmed by the overwhelming sarcasm. The promotion of Luo Quan's new album in China just started, and it seems to have encountered Waterloo.

(End of this chapter)