In 2018, Yang made an extraordinary debut.
In the same year, she was honored as one of the “Influential People in China” by China Newsweek, along with Chinese player Liu Guoliang, director Wen Muyano and academician Wang Yifang.
The words of the award given to her were “This young girl reflects the hopes and dreams of ordinary people of an era. “
In 2019, Yang Gao’s Wenlan Culture was acquired and valued at RMB 160 million, which contributed to her personal commercial value.
In 2020, Yang will add seven new endorsements, spanning FMCG, skin care, automotive and other industries.
Koi girl Yang Gao, is she worthy of a Shanghai hukou?
After the news of Yang’s arrival in Shanghai’s new Lingang district broke, the comments exploded, and the system of discourse can be easily imagined….
Like the sarcastic, “In what capacity is she? Singer? Actors? Famous Koi? “
Or the condescending, “What’s she got? For what? Why? “
There is also the old cad who lamented that the world is changing, “People study hard for decades, it is better to debut as a star.
She just said that Shanghai is the starting point of her dream, and as an artist, all she can do is to let more people know about Lingang.
It is really strange that Yang is only a resident of Shanghai, so why can’t she set up an account? Why doesn’t it match?
As an entertainer, she works openly and honestly, does not steal, does not rob, makes her living by singing and acting in variety shows, produces in a light and easy way, does not cause pollution and does not consume production capacity, and earns every penny by flying to one city a day without sleep or rest, does not cost the taxpayers a penny, creates so much production value, pays so much tax, and this is not called talent? Not worthy of support and recognition?
Some people like to pretend to be leaders of the Association of Literary and Artistic Artists at every turn and ask behind their backs, hey, a little girl who cried her eyes out on a talent show and couldn’t even find the right tune to sing can be called a singer and actress? Any representative works? What if you give her an account and try to set some kind of benchmark to bring down social norms?
Along these lines, what kind of singers and actors would you consider worthy of a Shanghai account, and how high are they? Who will set the standard?
If Yang Gao is not worthy of a Shanghai hukou because she is out of tune, how about a soprano who knows her music and is worthy of a Shanghai hukou?
A person who is recognized by business and the market is not worth mentioning, but must be institutionalized and official?
Do you really think that the era of salaries based on titles, moving cities, and housing is particularly wonderful? Everyone has a unit, ranked by seniority, a household registration that moves in and out in an orderly fashion, and a red-book work card with a second-rate actor, first-rate singer, and third-rate writer printed on it, with the full scientific level in parentheses. Don’t you think it’s ridiculous?
It’s not just a matter of time, it’s also a matter of time before you get to the point where you can’t do anything about it.
It’s really easy to say. In fact, there is no need to discuss whether her singing is out of tune or not. The ones who mention studying hard every day may really be watching too many costume movies, and you’re still not awake from your mythical dream of being the only one who can study hard? Do you think that after you study, you should be rewarded with a title and a title, and then you should be rewarded with fame and fortune?
Yang has a huge fan base, great influence, and first-class money-sucking & tax-paying power, so why shouldn’t she be considered a special talent?
Digging for oil, not jumping into a highly profitable business and then using her power to build a wall around it, she didn’t do anything monopolistic. She didn’t do anything monopolistic. She made it to the threshold with hard work and luck, and that threshold is open to anyone.
On the other hand, since what she has done is so easy, so worthless, and the threshold is so low, she doesn’t have to pay taxes for five years in a row, and she doesn’t need to shake the number, you should also participate in a talent show to be a knowledgeable and educated artist after studying hard, and get a Shanghai Lingang hukou as an example yourselves.
If you are so sensitive to the issue of fairness, if you care so much about whether a person is worthy of a Shanghai hukou, how come you have never seen any of your civil servants question whether they are worthy of a big city hukou? Why are they naturally worthy? Many of them can not only settle down, but also can be divided into houses, how come I have not seen you cynically and sarcastically questioned, Wang Ke Zhang Bureau Director Li by what right to settle down? A person who graduated from college and took the civil service exam, didn’t he just memorize a few sets of questions? Does working as a junior officer in Shanghai deserve a Shanghai hukou?
I’d like to ask, what is the value created by these ordinary officers and cadres? The value they create is a natural match for a Shanghai hukou. How did these people who mocked Yang Gao accept the settlement of these people in peace? You should be crying out, “I’ve been studying hard for decades and I can’t compare to a civil servant?
What’s more, not only do these people get their accounts, but their future wages are also everyone’s tax dollars, so why are you so comfortable with that? Why are you so calm and collected? Don’t you care about fairness? Isn’t it a drum and holler? How come that little girl, Yang Gao, is so eccentric that she is able to digest all of this?
In fact, those who mocked and abused Yang Gao can understand that it is because they have a sense of deprivation all the time, and this time, a young flow star has made this sense of deprivation a little more obvious.
In fact, what those people should be thinking about is why do we have these feelings of deprivation? Who caused this? How should it change? To break the involution, it’s not about ordinary people falling over each other, questioning whether you’re worthy or not, or whether you can’t get what I can’t get. Instead, we have to face the much larger mechanism and muscle.
Specifically on this matter of settling down, if you really want to ask questions, you should also ask.
Why should we have something called a hukou to restrict freedom of movement?
How many places in the world still have such a thing as an account?
Why should there be so many benefits tied up in the hukou of these big cities in the north?
Why should I buy a house, pay taxes, and live in Beijing for half of my life, but my children can only apply for vocational colleges and have to go back to their place of domicile for university entrance exams just because they have a foreign household registration?
There are things you can’t ask or feel it wouldn’t help to ask, and over time, people start to subconsciously bypass the very core of what they are supposed to be questioning, and somehow get caught up in a kind of bottom-feeding, and feel particularly righteous, brave, and justified in their own right. If you’re really brave, righteous, and just, you shouldn’t be pointing your finger at a little girl’s nose.
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