The deterioration of the public opinion environment is enough to destroy a well-operated market.

For example, the reason why the Hong Kong entertainment market is no longer as crowded as in the 1980s is that in addition to its decline in market position, it also caused celebrities to lose their due halo due to malicious media reports.

For example, several celebrities such as Bosch Cheung, Chen Guanxi, Gillian Chung (Gillian) were originally considered the top sisters in the Hong Kong entertainment industry and were highly expected by the Hong Kong entertainment industry.

However, the exposure of Yanzhao directly made the three of them miss the center of the earth. Zhang Bozhi turned from a Best Actress Award to a box office poison; Edison Chen had no choice but to withdraw from the entertainment industry, and even in the past ten years, his comeback was still far away; Gillian became a popular idol star in the music industry and suddenly became "very stupid and naive". Although she was still working hard in the entertainment industry, she was a huge difference from the previous situation where everyone was holding the moon.

The Hong Kong entertainment industry suffered losses in a sudden loss of three generals, which was really a heavy loss. Even after ten years, there was still no new star who could replace them.

What's even more troublesome is that the exposure of Yanzhaomen has made the always glamorous and beautiful Hong Kong entertainment industry become inauspicious. Many viewers have changed from previous pursuits to contempt, which has greatly lost its halo and has also lost a lot of popularity.

It can be said that before Yanzhaomen, although the Hong Kong entertainment industry had declined, it was still higher than the mainland film and television industry. Many mainland big-name stars were willing to cooperate with Hong Kong, and even if they were just supporting roles, they were flocking to it.

For example, Li Bingbing has participated in the Hong Kong films "Flying Eagle", "Rapids", "Rats Fall in Falling in Cats", etc.; Zhao Wei has participated in the Hong Kong films "Shaolin Football", "The Decisive Battle at the Top of the Forbidden City", "The Unparalleled World", etc.; Fan Bingbing has participated in the Hong Kong films "Hedong Lion Roar", "Thousands of Changes 2", "The Great Sage of Love", etc.; Zhou Xun has participated in the Hong Kong films "There is a Holy Life in Hong Kong", "If Love", "Mingming", etc.

At that time, these four actresses were the most popular actresses in the mainland, but most of them could only play supporting roles and play vases in Hong Kong films. However, after Yan Zhao's family, they changed to Hong Kong stars to play supporting roles in mainland films, making soy sauce.

For example, "The Woman of the Dynasty·Yang Guifei" starring Fan Bingbing invited Li Ming, one of the four great kings in Hong Kong, and staged a shocking "Ma Zhen". Although Li Ming in the movie is still the protagonist, the limelight was completely stolen by Fan Bingbing, and he completely carried the sedan chair for others.

But ten years ago, Li Ming was starring in "Mei Lanfang", directed by Chen Kaige, and Zhang Ziyi and Sun Honglei played supporting roles for him. This treatment is really a big difference.

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It can be said that the decline of the Hong Kong entertainment industry and the collapse of their public opinion relationship will definitely not escape.

In fact, the Hong Kong entertainment industry has always been unclean.

In the 1970s, the "Silver Chicken Case" was exposed, which refers to a popular actress who had a paid transaction with the rich young master under the recommendation of the media; in the 1980s, a case of Miss Alphabet was also exposed, and a madman pretended to be a rich man and cheated money and sex on the grounds of asking celebrities to film, which caused several people to suffer.

As for the director's shallow rules of actresses, female stars surround the rich, and rich people chasing actresses, they are also quite frequent. But the reason why there is no uproar is mainly because the media reports still know to grasp a certain degree, that is, to stop.

For example, because the victims in the Miss Alphabet case are all celebrities, in order to avoid causing trouble to their lives and careers, they are called letters when they are tried.

But if the media wants to investigate, it can't be concealed at all. But Hong Kong media have tacitly agreed and didn't do that. If it is put into future generations, it will not be guaranteed.

Paparazzi in later generations really struggled to get news. They went to reprint celebrities' trash cans and used ultra-long-distance cameras to take photos, not only in public places, but also in other people's bedrooms, and even in changing clothes.

For example, "YiBen Convenience" weekly once published photos of Gillian Chung changing clothes in the backstage, while "East Weekly" published photos of Liu Jialing being kidnapped twelve years ago...

It is precisely because these unscrupulous publications have been pestering the stars and have exposed their disgraceful side, which has led to Hong Kong celebrities starting to get weird before they can get popular.

This also makes their star aura extremely dim and cannot be as radiant as the senior stars, attracting so many fans' admiration and support.

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Another consequence of the collapse of the public opinion environment is that many people become popular by vicious hype rather than relying on their true strength.

Because the media loses its ethics and reports all news, the more sensational the more celebrities who like to be evil, the more likely they are to become popular.

For example, Zhou Xiuna, one of the founders of young models, has basically zero acting skills, but relying on her courage to fight and show off, she has won the love of a group of otakus in Hong Kong and is known as a goddess of otaku. Since then, she has been making constant film appointments and advertising.

It is also influenced by these "successful people" that a large group of young models have emerged in recent years. They have no acting skills and no singing skills. They have robbed a lot of media pages by daring to show off, dare to act, and dare to speak.

This situation is also very obvious in the mainland and in the United States.

For example, the topic queen Fan Bingbing is well versed in hype. Before "The Woman of the Dynasty·Yang Guifei" was released, a "Ma Zhen" drama was leaked, and the love card was played, which immediately attracted everyone's attention.

But when someone questioned this vulgar propaganda, she instead beat her up, "The person who is dirty in his heart and the scene in his eyes is also dirty."

In addition to Fan Bingbing, there are quite a few stars in the mainland who have become famous by hype. On the contrary, stars who are down-to-earth filming have become unknown because they are unwilling to hype.

The Kardashians became popular in the United States through hype. Kim Kardashian was just Paris Hilton's young follower, and the one who was also a woman who made a living by making scandals.

However, later, Kim Kardashian was exposed by her boyfriend for a cesium love video, which suddenly became the focus of media attention. Kim Kardashian also entered the entertainment industry, first making guest appearances in several film and television dramas, and then launched his own reality show "Walking with the Kardashian Sisters".

Not only did he gain a lot of popularity with this show, but he also made his sisters, husbands and brother-in-law famous together. According to statistics, Kim Kardashian alone earned as much as 45.5 million US dollars in a year, which was a huge profit.

The popularity of the Kardashians will not see any harm in the short term. But in the long run, it will be endlessly poisonous.

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In short, the collapse of the public opinion environment is a kind of poison to the ecology of the entertainment industry. It has caused many stars of tomorrow to die before they become popular; it has also allowed many evil flowers and poisonous weeds that should have been eliminated to grow vigorously, stealing away the sun, water and air. However, those serious crops withered and haggard because of the inability to compete.

Xia Tian worked hard in the entertainment industry for ten years in his previous life. He was deeply moved by this phenomenon and hated it deeply. He knew that the harm of public opinion was even worse than that of a fierce tiger.

So he deliberately ignited a fire in the American media industry. When the Washington Daily News makes money through celebrity scandals, many media will automatically keep up.

At that time, vicious competition will inevitably lead to competition out of control, which will trigger a public opinion storm. After the storm, the American entertainment industry will inevitably be in a mess, which will give the Hong Kong entertainment industry a chance.
Chapter completed!