The founder of huawei, Ren Zhengfei, paved the way for his daughter Yao Anna to enter the entertainment industry by grabbing trademarks and other methods, leading to a wave of bad comments again. “According to the analysis of the foreign media, there are three main reasons why Chinese people do not approve of Yao Anna.
The Voice of America quoted Yi Qiwei, who is in the same age group as Yao Anna and has walked the red carpet at the Shanghai Film Festival and photographed magazine covers, as saying: If the “rich second generation” inherits the Family business or does business, no one will scold them, but if they go to the entertainment industry to sing and dance, they will be grabbing resources with other trainees, and this inequality of resources is one of the three reasons why Chinese netizens are angry. This kind of resource inequality is one of the three main reasons why Chinese netizens are angry.
“The second point is her hard condition, see her singing and dancing hard condition is not passable”, Yi Qiwei added, “The third point is that in addition to her entertainment industry, she also took personal photos, and then published these fashionable with take endorsement, netizens troll her most is her sense of fashion, is very mismatched The kind of feeling.”
Taiwan‘s “Chinese Strategic Foresight Association” Deputy Secretary General Lu Chenwei also believes that the sense of inequality is a major reason why Chinese netizens are fed up with Yao Anna.
She said that in many talent shows in China, contestants have to work hard and advance one level after another to get the chance to debut, but Anna Yao suddenly announced her debut and then appeared on the cover of magazines and got endorsements, so she has obviously different opportunities and treatment compared to the general public. This, coupled with the fact that the outbreak of the CCP virus (New Coronavirus) has hit the salaried class hard, has aggravated the negative feeling of “relative deprivation” among the general public.
Anna Yao announced her official debut in the entertainment industry on January 14 on Weibo. The theme of her agency’s campaign was “Princess of Breakthrough”, claiming that she was “breaking down and reinventing herself. In the next few days, Anna Yao appeared on the cover of a fashion magazine and endorsed the Great Wall car “Mocha” on the mainland.
Contrary to the smoothness of her “star path”, Yao Anna received a lot of bad comments on the Internet. This even brought her to the top of the Weibo hot search list. Netizens sarcastically said, “Oops, the princess has come to cut the peasants’ money!” “Look at this poster is angry, all princesses, can not come to harm us citizens?” “What’s wrong with you, you don’t look good, you don’t sing good, what are you doing here? Your father 996 (refers to work from morning to night), you change a circle to cut leeks ah?”
After this, Ren Zhengfei registered his daughter’s trademark “Yao Anna” and “Yao Siwei”, which once again drove Yao Anna to the top of the search.
Speaking to Voice of America, Fan Shiping, a professor at the Institute of Political Science at Taiwan Normal University, said that the Chinese show business is entirely political, and that Ren must have helped Yao to get through to the Ministry of Propaganda for her to make her debut.
Fan Shiping said: “This is definitely not what we think of what the agency discovered the star, packaged her on TV, which is so simple, how many people behind the line. To put it bluntly, the red packet first sent to hand you in ah, but also not only the red packet, may also have the right to deal with sex have ah.
“This is not like we shoot a shot PO to the network, this no review how will let you go up? This Ren Zhengfei must be to spend a lot of money to contact the Ministry of Propaganda, to see if you can line up on television, otherwise the average person which has this possibility. Half is your ability, but the other part is your background; there is no high recommendation, your relationship, which should be added up, or you just have the ability to do ah.”
Fan Shiping also mentioned that because entertainment news has a wider audience than political news, the Chinese Communist government has always preferred to use political issues to cross over to the entertainment industry as a mode of operation to exert greater influence.
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