The problem of the classification of mainland celebrities in Hong Kong and Taiwan?

JJ has always been Singaporean, but I think it may be because if you want to divide Singaporean singers, there are really not too many, and most of them are developed in China, so they are Taiwanese singers, so Xuan Tsai should be from his hometown, he is from Guangdong, and he debuted in the mainland, and Yumiko debuted in Hong Kong.

Company reasons. JJ Company has arranged for its focus to be in Taiwan.

Hins Cheung is a native of Guangzhou. When he debuted, he was as a mainland artist.

Zheng Xiyi signed the emperor. Hong Kong, of course

The reason why they belong to the economic company is that if they join a mainland brokerage company, they belong to mainland artists, and if they join Hong Kong and Taiwan, they belong to Hong Kong and Taiwan artists.

I'm not from An's nationality.

It's judged by where Ann debuted.

Besides, Zhang Jingxuan is a native of Guangdong, and of course he is from the mainland.

Although Zheng Xiyi is from Shanghai, she immigrated to Hong Kong when she was a child, and she is considered a Hong Kong person.

It's not classified by nationality, but by where the star debuted.

Because it is divided by the location of the company's debut.

JJ debuted from Taiwan, and Zheng Xiyi is a native of Hong Kong.

On which side is the main development.

It's that kind.

It has nothing to do with nationality.

This depends on the record company and the place of debut.

Their company in China belongs to Taiwan.

Look at the company they're signed up with.

At**. What I'm looking at is the company's arrangement.

They want to develop.

Look at where the agency is, it's an artist.

That's right, then Liao Bier is still Canadian-born, isn't he Hong Kong either?

And where they developed, they were divided there.

It is in accordance with the debut points in **.

According to Hong Kong, Taiwan and the mainland.

Multi-finger mixed in**.

Look at the company they're signed up with.

At**.

Look where their company is.

What are the similarities and differences between Hong Kong and Taiwan stars and mainland stars? There are many differences between Hong Kong and Taiwan stars and mainland stars, of course, because they are both entertainment circles, there are also some similarities. Generally speaking, Hong Kong and Taiwan stars have lost the love of Chinese fans and are at a low ebb.

1. There are many differences between Hong Kong and Taiwan stars and mainland stars, and there are differences in culture and art

Since China is a country with a history of 5,000 years, Chinese have a lot of good traditional morals, which is still very worthy of recognition by some celebrities in the mainland. Especially in the form of artistic expression, mainland stars can better highlight China's 5,000-year-old culture, in TV dramas and movies, this cultural advantage, has been fully revealed, and now Chinese films and TV dramas are gradually going to the world, and have been recognized by the world. Hong Kong and Taiwan stars have gradually detached themselves from Chinese culture, and their TV series and movies are closer to the West at the cultural level, which makes their performance very limited, after all, they are Chinese, but they insist on getting closer to the West, which is very funny, and the artistic connotation declines.

Therefore, mainland stars and Hong Kong and Taiwan stars are fundamentally different, and this difference makes mainland stars more popular.

2. Hong Kong and Taiwan stars have some similarities with mainland stars, mainly because of the similarity of cognition at the economic level:

Mainland stars have begun to pay more attention to the economic aspect in recent years, whether it is advertising business or the development of the performing arts career, they have begun to approach the economic concept of Hong Kong stars, and Hong Kong and Taiwan stars and mainland stars have begun to be economically dominant, which is relatively close to each other.

In the future, as the mainland TV drama and film market continues to expand, and as China's national culture becomes more and more prosperous, the gap between mainland stars and Hong Kong and Taiwan stars will become wider and wider, and the differences will naturally increase.

The burden of celebrity idols in Hong Kong and Taiwan is relatively small, they dare to speak and play, and the distance between them and their fans is closer, while the burden of star idols in the mainland is heavier and they have a greater sense of distance from their fans.

The difference between Hong Kong and Taiwan stars and mainland stars should be that their temperaments are different, Hong Kong and Taiwan stars should be more Hong Kong style, and the similarities should be very handsome and beautiful.

Most of the Hong Kong and Taiwan stars are very magnificent stars with unique temperaments, while mainland stars are very powerful and have good acting skills. The similarity is that most of them are very good-looking people!

There are some reasons for this:

1, I am very fluent in Mandarin during filming:

1) Because the dialogue is recited by someone and the actor himself will practice repeatedly, the effect is better! But I forgot it soon after the play, so I won't talk about it again.

2) In the later stage, it is directly dubbed by a Mandarin-speaking voice actor, so it is actually not the actor's original voice, and the Chinese version of TVB's TV series is almost like this, if you look carefully, the lip shape is not right.

2. The language spoken in the entertainment program may not be Mandarin: Hong Kong star entertainment programs may speak Cantonese, and Taiwanese stars may speak Hokkien (Taiwanese), which we may not understand.

Another mention: Hong Kong stars in TVB's TV station unexpected interview programs almost all speak Chinese, because TVB signed them a "so-called patent for owning a person's appearance on Hong Kong TV [portrait and Cantonese voice appear at the same time]", because Hong Kong people are more accustomed to listening to Cantonese, in order to monopolize the ratings, so when one person and half see the microphone of ATV or some other stations, even if it is bad Chinese, it must be spoken, otherwise it is a breach of contract!

Hong Kong is generally dubbed...

There are fewer in Taiwan.

Because when filming, it is dubbing, all TV series or movies need post-dubbing, and it is not done at one time, and those Hong Kong and Taiwan stars, because of Cantonese and Hokkien, when they speak Mandarin, they bring Hong Kong and Taiwan accents, I hope it can help you.

It's dubbed, because it's mainly for the quality of the work, and also for the audience to be able to make better ** works,

It's dubbing, and some of the more famous stars have royal dubbing personnel, as for the sound that they don't want to dub, it can only be said that the post-production is done well.