Chinese celebrities/artists might be too active taking part in the variety shows. It looks like they enjoy being tricked before the cameras. Somehow, I’m kind of getting sick and tired of it…
it’s certainly a good thing for celebrities to grow their popularity in the short term. however, some celebrities are over-consuming themselves, which brought a storm of questionings from public. Hu Ge, a household niche in China, has a great year for his acting career; “"Good Times" ” , one of the mando-dramas in which he takes a leading role, only received a disappointing response from massive netizens. They say,”Hu has been constantly over-consumed as an actor and we just found that he's no longer whatssup .” Same thing happen to the other celebrities such as li Chen and Deng Chao, the famous actors who star on Chinese Running Man, are becoming tasteless to audience. High- payment of course is tempting and it’s become the priority reason that most celebrities will go for the variety shows and bust their asses to be tricked. Only few of them are invited to be part of it, pros and cons depend on a personal choice. When making fast cash by moonlighting from show to show, will the celebrities even think of what people feel about them?
“Good times” wrapped up airing dull and dreary .
The entire production of this drama is not bad. Compared to hu ge’s previous plays， “good times “ is apparently inferior in its public praise and topic worthiness, but it still received high ratings from both TV networks and the internet. Netizen say,” Be careful when you pick a screenplay. We wish we could be impressed by the character he plays in the drama, not the way he’s being grilled and criticized on the media. “ some say, “ Good times” has been continually aired on TV, which is over-consuming the actor, that way, his hard-earned fame and reputation will be possibly at risk.
There goes a saying , “What is reasonable is real” one good reason that celebrities over-consuming themselves is as follow: Nobody knows how long he could stay as a phenomena. So, once they get popular, they want to do it to the maximum—gaining as much popularity and real money as possible in the short term and then hang on that fever for couple years before it’s too late. That also could explain the strange phenomenon in Chinese showbiz: people enjoy being a onlooker—whoever is in vogue, they will follow and give shoutout. However, When you settle down and go back to talk about art, you will find that art has a cycle, celebrities’ self- overconsuming will drain their talents and end up in emptiness. The key to both artfully and financially well-being is learning. So sit back, adjust and then keep learning to grind a walk of fame of you own.
