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But Li Juli shook her finger, "But this is a kind of harm to Xiaomin, even if it's just a fake, it's just a kind of cooperation, but no one wants to see their boyfriend so close to another woman, I think Xiaomin must Not only because of that kiss, I'm afraid I have accumulated a lot of grievances, which just happened to explode?"

Lin Youmin was stunned for a while, and smiled wryly. If you really want to say that, it's not just Kim Tae Hee. Among the people who Park Hyo Min is worried about, there will be a long list: Jiang Min Kyung, who bears the brunt, and then Kwon Yoo Ri, Hwang Mi Young, Park Ji Yeon ...and even Li Juli in front of him at this moment.

Lin Youmin shook his head, sorted out his thoughts, and said, "Let's not talk about this, let's talk about your affairs." Lin Youmin changed the subject directly.

"Us? T-ara?"

"Yes, how are your preparations going?" Lin Youmin didn't pay much attention after T-ara's reorganization. After all, he also has his own busy work, not the president or T-ara's nanny.

Speaking of t-ara, Li Juli also became serious, with a slightly melancholy tone, "It's okay, So Yeon is the best performer, and then Hyo Min and Eun Jung, I...at the bottom."

As she said that, Li Juli herself became a little embarrassed. She lowered her head and looked at the little crab crawling slowly on the beach, out of nowhere.

"Bottom?" Lin Youmin thought about it, and felt relieved. Anyway, Quan Baolan and Park Zhiyan had also received several months of training. Unlike Li Juli, who had no foundation, it was only natural that they were at the bottom.

Li Juli sighed, leaned back, and put her hands on the beach, "Also, I have been working hard, but unfortunately the effect is not great. The president and the executive have told me that I only need to keep looking good all the time." , with a heart-warming smile, it’s all right, Youmin, you said being an idol is as simple as that?”

Li Juli looked at Lin Youmin, her beautiful eyes were full of doubts, Lin Youmin didn't know how to answer this question, because Li Juli's hard power really made him feel weaker than Quan Baolan.

What are idols? Idol's standard of life is to treat the surroundings as a stage from the moment you step out the door, and always pay attention to your words and deeds.

Especially for the "face", Li Juli's personality is not suitable for Lin Yuner's line, and she can't play.

Seeing that Lin Youmin didn't respond, Li Juli simply forgot that she was here to comfort others, and continued to complain, "Besides, there are many strange rules in the idol circle, and I still can't get used to them."

"There are a lot of messy assessment systems and trainee systems. Although they are about to make their debut, they say that they will continue to participate in these until they officially debut." Li Juli complained. She doesn't like competition, and she doesn't like exams. Wanting nothing seems to be the best creed in her life, otherwise how could her academic performance be so mediocre.

"Are you actors also in this trouble?"

Lin Youmin smiled slightly, with a beautiful arc on his mouth. He can still explain this kind of problem for Li Juli.

The idol circle has a trainee selection system. Similarly, in the entertainment industry, the entertainment industry also has its own training process. Lin Youmin has participated in countless selections in the past few years to polish his acting skills.

Lin Youmin doesn't quite understand how idols are cultivated, but when it comes to the process of cultivating actors in Korean entertainment companies, Lin Youmin is much clearer.

There are many ways to select actors in South Korea. Except that many of them are admitted to a special university acting major, with excellent grades and then recommended by tutors and schools, the most common way is to recruit.

Being an actor is also a high-end occupation in Korea. Not to mention compared with lawyers, doctors and teachers, but in the entertainment industry, it is definitely at the top of the survival chain. Compared with singers, idols, variety show mcs, etc. Wait, I don't know how much stronger it is.

The actors mentioned here are not the kind of extras or extras who can play soy sauce casually and mix the scene, but refer to those who have officially debuted, registered with the Korean Entertainer Association, and have acted in "Names and Surnames" Only an entertainer who plays the role can be regarded as an entry-level real actor.

In South Korea, "Chosun Ilbo" conducted a large-scale survey, and the first choice of careers most favored by young people is entertainers, film and television actors.

Therefore, performing arts companies never have to worry about not being able to recruit people, they are picking and choosing, and the competition for the exam is of course very fierce.

The degree of intensity is actually much more intense than the selection of idol trainees. Moreover, those who want to become actors will also be trainees for a long period of time after being admitted to an actor agency, which is equivalent to an apprentice. This is actually the same as idol trainees. According to each person's strengths, different training content is set.

This process is the most difficult in the entertainment industry, and the elimination rate is quite high. Lin Youmin was a model before, and he has never experienced such a step as a trainee, so he doesn't know what kind of hardship and hardship it is. Then he jumped directly into the show business circle, and his way forward is also one of the ways that are becoming more and more popular nowadays.

More and more artists start out as models, and then try their best to enter the show business circle. In terms of acting skills, they don't need to be trained by a brokerage company. Many people choose acting majors in universities to make up for it.

After finishing speaking, Li Juli nodded her head half-understood. Her acting skills are pretty good, but it's a pity that she doesn't bother to audition and compete, so she can't have too much acting experience.

On a few occasions, the director of the casting director took a fancy to him because of his appearance, and he directly pulled him over to play tricks.

Li Juli likes cosmetics, clothes, and bags, so she occasionally finds this kind of part-time job to earn pocket money.

There is always a market for beautiful women, such as playing tricks, being a model in some stores, and the previous "face praise" are actually her source of income.

"Ju Li, in your company, is there anything like a trainee being beaten?" Lin Youmin didn't know why he thought of this, and suddenly asked.

Although he is in this circle, many things are just hearsay, and he has never been a trainee, and most of the encounters after his debut are very restrained.

"Yes, I've seen it before, what's the matter?" Li Juli didn't understand why Lin Youmin asked.

Lin Youmin shook his head. Lin Youmin once curiously asked Kwon Yuri to verify whether the trainees would be beaten when they first entered the brokerage company?

Kwon Yuri's answer at that time surprised Lin Youmin, yes, she would definitely be beaten, Kwon Yuri was also beaten and punished, especially when she made a mistake in practice.

Of course, the beating mentioned here is not the kind of behavior that insults human dignity like slapping in the face as we understand it, but more punishment with tools like whips and rulers.

Fortunately, with Kwon Yuri's excellent practice results, the number of times she was beaten is very small, but through this, it can be roughly known that this situation is inevitable for anyone, especially in SM where there is fierce competition and In a large company with a strict system.

Not only do trainees compare with each other, trainee teachers also compare their own students with other teachers, deeply influenced by Confucian culture, in Southeast Asia, most people value their own "face" very much, if their students If you lose in dancing, singing, etc., what you get in return may be a bad face from the training teacher, or even beating and scolding, which is commonplace.

The beating culture has repeatedly impressed South Korea on the international community and people from other countries.

In other places, if a teacher hits a student, he may be fired, even the principal will be involved, and you may be sued for abuse. This is even more serious in Western societies.

But in South Korea, if you go to primary and secondary schools to observe and experience it, then you will know that it is open, common, and often surnamed that teachers beat students. Even parents and social leaders are supportive. As the saying goes, if you don't fight, you won't succeed.

Playing hands, beating, naughty students are punished to kneel, and it's not just kneeling, but kneeling high on the desk to listen to the class. One kneeling may last all morning. This situation is actually similar to the practice in the brokerage company. Health, also somewhat similar.

This is also one of the reasons why Lin Youmin does not have a particularly good impression of his home country, South Korea. In the United States, such a thing is unlikely to happen.

There are certain differences in the cultural background of each country. Therefore, people with different values ​​and values ​​in different countries will have different perceptions and experiences of things like being beaten by trainees in the entertainment industry.

"You Min, are you very opposed to the teacher beating someone?" Li Juli raised her head and asked, she is a traditional Korean woman, and she has been used to such things since she was a child.

Lin Youmin hesitated for a moment before saying, "It's always wrong to hit someone."

Li Juli pursed her lips and said softly: "Of course it's wrong to hit someone, but it's not that terrible."

In the Mingzhi College where she studied, there are not a few art students who have been trainees. Many of them have experience in this field, and some of them even came from several big companies such as SM, so although Li Juli never went to She has been a trainee and has experienced it herself, but she knows and pays attention to many more things than Lin Youmin, and it is more detailed.

When Quan Yuli was a trainee before, because she entered SM with excellent grades, and Quan Euncan secretly took care of her, she never had any major problems except being scolded and punished occasionally, Lin You Min also never cared.

After all, things like being beaten, even Quan Eunchan and Quan Yuri, take it for granted. With typical Korean thinking, Lin Youmin naturally couldn't agree with them on this value concept. (To be continued.)