Why do the Hahan people think that the competition in China s entertainment industry is not fierce e

Because most of China's stars become famous overnight, as long as they do it with the director and those investors, they will become popular and make movies for them. Why do we Hahan people have Hahan? Because most of the stars in South Korea are of high quality (except for Girls' Generation), and they can all say that they can sing and dance, and they have been trained for more than years, in other words, none of the Chinese entertainment companies are willing to spend a lot of money to train a star.

And the male stars in South Korea are all very handsome, but there is no one in China at present. (Note: Han Geng was trained by a Korean entertainment company) At present, it is really easy for the Chinese entertainment industry to be a star.

If China wants to catch up with South Korea or Japan, it will take at least 8 years, after all, China's draft is much later than them. Now although China has produced 2 latest combinations, Supreme Lihe and hit5, they can generally be seen, but they have not been trained to the end, only half a year (supremacy), hit5 is better than supremacy, but the brokerage company's policy is not good, not as big as supremacy. There is also hit5 than supremacy politeness, I believe that if the economic company knows how to market, hit5 is definitely not worse than supreme.

hit5 They are all boys who have aspirations and know how to rise up to SJ and God. SJ is indeed a combination to learn from, a kind kid and very polite. However, I believe that China has a lot of land and resources, and there are many people, and I can find a lot of handsome guys and beautiful girls.

At that time, it will cause a "Chinese current" in Asia and even the world. We'll make the world's money, haha.

Because China has a lot of land.

There are many people, few stars, and the market is large.

There are few people in South Korea, and there are more celebrities, and they play with their lives, just to be funny and eat. Some celebrities have to work part-time to support their families. After watching more, you know that the Korean entertainment industry is too intense.

China is not not fierce, but compared with others, it is indeed leisurely and ruthless, a third-rate star in China earns more than a second-rate star in South Korea, or even a first-class star.

In fact, I really think that it is no problem for our 1.3 billion people in China to find a few handsome guys, but unfortunately there is no Bole.

It should be true, you can see how much competition pressure they have when you look at the Korean stars who committed suicide. Declare that I am not a Hahan! The status of our domestic entertainment characters is very high, and of course there is pressure, but due to policy and market reasons, it is basically much better than South Korea.

You told them to be under the unspoken rules.

South Korea is a small country and has fewer people than China, so the competition between artists in the entertainment industry is more intense.

1. Although the Korean market is relatively small, its entertainment industry is quite developed, and there will be hundreds of groups that debut every year, but few can really become popular. In an effort to make the audience remember, each combination worked especially hard.

Second, the competition in the Korean entertainment industry is fierce. The Korean nation is a people who love to sing and dance. There are many people who want to become stars, there are also many scouting companies, and there is a lot of pressure from all sides, so if artists want to survive, they must stick to the end and don't give up.

3. Under the powerful Korean star-making mechanism, some are assembly line-like handsome men and beautiful women who are popular idols, and artists will face brutal training and competition with a high elimination rate since their debut.

The huge difference between the number of South Korea's population and the number of artists has created a cruel environment for the "Hunger Games", and the mature and strict selection mechanism has exhausted all the energy of artists, and the strict requirements of agencies and netizens for artists have crushed many artists. South Korea's population is not large, but the entertainment industry is extremely developed, which has led to the extremely fast renewal speed of the Korean entertainment industry, and artists will be abandoned by the entertainment industry if they are a little careful.

Even if they survived the selection and successfully debuted, the artist was not much easier, the full schedule squeezed the rest time of the artist, and every artist who was active on the stage was highly nervous.

After the artist's debut, he will be strictly managed by the agency, from his acting career to his personal life to commission sharing, the artist is very thoroughly exploited by the agency.

For this question, this is related to their country. The total population of this country is only more than 50 million, but there are so many celebrities coming out, so this is obvious, there are more wolves and less meat, and the current situation has been formed. When it comes to the entertainment industry, people must think that it is a place where fame and fortune gather, and celebrities can easily earn tens of millions of dollars in a drama even if they are stand-ins, earning money that ordinary people can't earn in a few lifetimes.

Actresses such as Fan Bingbing have an annual income of as much as 300 million, and actress Liu Tao not only paid off her husband's hundreds of millions of huge debts in just a few years, but also owned a private jet! Therefore, it is conceivable why so many young men and women today have sharpened their heads and want to drill into the entertainment industry.

I have to say that in the past few years, it has really been the first era of celebrity artists, not only with an income of more than 100 million yuan, but also through various ways to "reasonably avoid taxes", and the income can be said to be a lot of money! It's no wonder that celebrities keep buying mansions, yachts, and private jets, even if they buy tens of millions of famous paintings, without blinking an eye. If it weren't for Xiao Cui's revelation recently, the battle for sky-high salaries in the mainland entertainment industry would have intensified.

And some celebrities earn hundreds of millions of net worth, and often only need to spend a little money to do charity to still gain a good reputation from the public.

In contrast, the living conditions of the artists in the Korean entertainment industry next door are far more difficult and cruel than those in China. It seems that not only the Korean Wave in the past, but now high-quality Korean movies seem to make the Korean entertainment industry extremely beautiful, but after the scenery, the many problems faced by star artists are often unimaginable to outsiders: under the powerful Korean star-making mechanism, some are assembly-line handsome men and beautiful women Popular idols, and artists will face cruel training, competition with a high elimination rate, meager income that is far from being compared with domestic artists, and the squeeze of the entertainment company to which they belong. Scolding and beating from the top level and even various unspoken rules that are not uncommon.

The outrageous Korean actress Zhang Ziyan was forced to commit suicide because of the unspoken rules, which is just the tip of the iceberg of the cruelty of the Korean entertainment industry. The suicide rate of Korean artists has always been world-famous.

Not only glamorous stars, but even directors who occupy important positions are not having a good time, and they are also facing fierce competition. Recently, a South Korean film director Jin was imprisoned for robbing a taxi driver of 30,000 won (equivalent to 182 yuan). But when the reason was revealed, people couldn't believe it:

It's just that in recent years, there have been too many monks in the Korean film market, and the director has not been able to receive works at all in recent years, so his life is extremely poor, and it is difficult to maintain even the most basic survival. The ultimate purpose of the robbery is to go to prison to eat and drink and solve their own food and housing problems.

A dignified film director has reached the point of crying miserably, and netizens have to sigh for the fierce competition in the Korean entertainment industry. has always been a film director in the Korean entertainment industry, and his status is far better than that of ordinary little fresh meat idols, but he has actually mixed up to the point of going to prison to eat and drink.

So, this is the current situation in the Korean entertainment industry.

The fierce competition in the Korean entertainment industry is related to their entertainment industry mechanism.

First, the competition in Korea is not only after the debut, but also requires a long period of practice before the debut, which we call trainees. And the trainees of large companies are cruel and difficult to enter, not to mention small companies, some of the stories in them are endless, and these children who want to make their debut are sometimes abused by these economic companies. It can be said that this circle is not as good as everyone thinks.

Second, Zhengya, who was once popular, said that the agent needs to follow him wherever he goes at any time, and sometimes he feels like a fool who can't do anything after finishing his work. But if you're just a student, you don't know what life will be like, and many idols are saying that they are basically derailed from their social life after ending their idol life. Many idols describe it this way: the probability of becoming a successful idol in Korea is only 0.1 percent, and sometimes it is not just your hard work that has an effect.

Third, the famous Korean choreographer Pei Yunzhen teacher, many dances in South Korea are choreographed by her, but she also said that it is not necessary to work hard in the entertainment industry to achieve results, many times these will rebel against you, whenever parents come to ask, she will also feel very confused, because she doesn't know how to say, sometimes everyone thinks that what is not popular can often be popular, and many children if they are exposed to this industry too early, it just makes these children feel desperate.

Fourth, although many times fans will feel that their idols are actually not easy, but there are few stars who debut in South Korea It is easy, hard work does not necessarily have results, because if you don't work hard, you may not even have that one percent chance, and in a place like South Korea, it can be said that the cruelty of competition is not easier than that of ordinary office workers, it is nothing more than working hard in a low mood.