I m going to do a report on Supergirl, I don t know from that aspect

Li Yuchun has a new **.

First of all, the significance of Super Girl is that it plays the best role of mass participation. The significance of the "audition" here is that it truly realizes that anyone has a 30-second chance, and anyone can sing as much as they want. Everyone has the possibility of getting an equal opportunity in this program, and everyone has the possibility of realizing their dreams.

This is the core of the public's fascination, and it is also the best representation of the new Chinese dream in the past two decades. The core of this Chinese dream is the dream of Chinese to strive for success by their own strength. In the past, we only relied on collective strength to strive for the success of the country, but in the past 20 years, we have also begun to strengthen the power of the individual, hoping to achieve the creation of a new structure of society through the affirmation of the value of individual success.

The driving force of China's development is precisely this spirit of individual struggle, and it is this spirit that provides an endless source of spiritual power for China's rise. Every ordinary person has the opportunity to become a star and have the opportunity to show their best side in thirty seconds. No matter how mean the judges' language was, no matter how layman our performance was, we were still enthusiastically engaged, intoxicated by the eager interaction on and off the stage, on and off the screen.

Ordinary people's love for "Super Girl" is that they see their dreams on the one hand, and they see many scenes with a sense of comedy on the other. I think the value of "Supergirls" lies in the fact that they are calm in the face of success, but also agree with the rules and face failure calmly. This is the choice of ordinary Chinese people.

They are willing to compete and struggle, and the perception that they are passive and dependent only on society and others is unfounded. Second, it illustrates that young people have become the largest contributors to cultural production and consumption. The final result of "Super Girl" is the success of Li Yuchun and Zhou Bichang.

Some people think that this shows that the social trend is moving towards a kind of "neutral" taste. In fact, this is the result of a clear adolescent fun domination. We all know that among adolescent teenagers, the girls who are popular are often "cool" and "handsome", and they are not very feminine.

In fact, in modern society, the "feminine" trend of women is still strong. But "Super Girl" has the final say in text messages, and the main group that is really fully engaged and texting is of course teenagers. Their tastes completely determine the final direction of "Supergirl" today.

This shows the dominance of the "diaper generation" born in the late 80s over culture, their representatives Li Yuchun and Zhou Bichang are on stage, and they also use text messages to decide everything off the stage. They were born in the most affluent era in Chinese history and have also shown great spending power. They seem to have no historical burden, and they are very bright and sunny, but they seem to lack cultural accumulation.

Their impact on culture will certainly have a long-term impact on our future. All of this today needs to be carefully assessed and taken seriously.

The first problem that "Supergirl" solves is how the "excellent" and "outstanding" are produced. Previously, we criticized the "class theory" and Zheng Huishu's "political command theory" in the cultural field, but in the concrete cultural life, we unswervingly implemented the theory of class will, and the standard of art unconsciously retreated.