Why is the Korean entertainment industry dark?

Because there are many unspoken rules in the Korean entertainment industry, that is, many people are very easy to let the unspoken rules, so it looks very dark.

Because the entertainment industry is a vanity fair.

These people are for fame and fortune, but they are capable of doing things.

That's why it is said that the entertainment industry is a dark one. Vanity Fair.

It is not only a small country like South Korea that is like this, even those relatively large countries, development. The same is true for countries with more advanced film and television industries.

The Korean entertainment industry relies on two kinds of popularity.

1, relying on absolute strength, you must have super business ability, and the entertainment industry also has high requirements for appearance, such as acne. And training until the wee hours of the morning every day is commonplace.

2, relying on absolute appearance and reliable relationships, this instant strength will almost be praised.

South Korea's entertainment stars are more unspoken rules, and they are very chaotic, and Korean stars are all going to China to make money, so South Korea's entertainment industry has unspoken rules!

I remember that there seems to be an unspoken rule of a man with dozens of Korean female stars, you can search for "tragic events in the Korean entertainment industry" to see In fact, the entertainment industry in every country is very chaotic.

In fact, no matter which country's entertainment industry, in the final analysis, it is a relatively ordinary industry, and there is some darkness.

After all, the so-called entertainment industry is Vanity Fair. All people are for fame and fortune.

In order to gain fame and gain profits, what kind of things can't people in the entertainment industry do?

So even if you chase stars, you have to chase some stars in other industries. To some of the so-called stars in this entertainment industry. It's good to have fun and watch it.

Because they will be controlled by the chaebols. In South Korea, the chaebol is the top, they can control the behavior and words of many artists, just like the Korean star Zhang Ziyan, even if he leaves so many letters to tell about the process of his death, it is useless to expose the chaebol.

South Korea's entertainment industry is mainly dark, and the entertainment industry in South Korea is controlled by a small number of capitalists, as long as their capitalists have money, they can arbitrarily follow the unspoken rules, and any person in every entertainment industry is very dark.

The entertainment industry in any country is relatively dark, not just South Korea.

Because the entertainment industry in South Korea is ruled by chaebols, of course, the chaebols can do whatever they want in the chaebol rule, and of course, the entertainment industry will not let go, among which female stars may be reduced to playthings, and male stars will become little white faces. Moreover, the collusion of capital among celebrities is also very serious, which is the same as in my country's entertainment industry.

Is the Korean entertainment industry really that scary?

According to various hot searches in 2019, I think the Korean entertainment industry is quite scary, all kinds of things emerge one after another, and several female stars have committed suicide in a row, which feels a little dark, feels cyber violence, and is also terrifying.

South Korea's entertainment industry is very terrifying, because South Korea's entertainment industry is controlled by the South Korean chaebol, and everything has the final say in the big chaebol, and artists have no choice.

From time to time, the Korean entertainment industry has been rumored how economic companies squeeze the value of their artists, and the artists usually train very hard and pressure, Cui Xueli and Gu Hara also reveal the horror of the entertainment industry.

I think it's more terrifying than China. After all, every time the Korean entertainment industry can break out some jaw-dropping things, and many of them are bad things. But there are very few such things in China's entertainment industry.

It is reported that the unspoken rules of the Korean entertainment industry are particularly serious, and the intensity given by the company is particularly high, and the pressure is very great. In the Korean entertainment industry, there are many celebrities who commit suicide, which should be terrifying.

It's scary, I guess it's no secret! Korean companies are too powerful to squeeze artists, and the pressure of being a Korean star is also very high, and the acting career of Korean stars is not long!

It's okay, but I prefer the Chinese entertainment industry. South Korea's program innovation is still very strong, but the aesthetic concepts of different countries are different, and their views are also different.

It's really scary, the pressure is huge, the competition is too fierce, South Korea is such a big place, and the Korean entertainment industry is not easy to mix.

There are many different perspectives and insights involved in this question as to whether or not Korean entertainment companies are really dark. The entertainment industry itself has some problems and negative reports across the globe, and the entertainment industry in South Korea is no exception.

Some people believe that there are some problems with Korean entertainment companies, such as strict contract terms, long working hours, labor conditions, etc. There are also reports that some companies may put pressure on the process of cultivating artists, and even have physical and mental health problems.

However, many entertainment companies have also taken reform measures to try to improve the working environment and the rights of artists. Some companies have reformed contract terms to shorten working hours and offer better treatment and benefits.

It should be pointed out that there are some dark sides and problems in any industry. There have also been some negative reports in the Korean entertainment industry, but there have also been many success stories and positive experiences. Therefore, all Korean entertainment companies cannot be classified as dark, but specific situations and companies should be distinguished.

The most important thing is to ensure that the rights and interests of artists and staff are protected and that they are provided with a healthy and sustainable working environment. This requires the right policies, regulations, transparency and sustained efforts to address any issues and ensure the sustainability of the entertainment industry.

When it comes to the Korean entertainment industry, it is really a place to make stars, and for various reasons, South Korea puts the entertainment industry very seriously. Under such high intensity, batches of outstanding idol stars have been cultivated. But the high pressure in the Korean entertainment industry is also obvious to all, not to mention the male stars, just the female stars, the actresses who committed suicide again and again are the darkness behind the Korean circle.

In June of 16, Zheng Yalu, who was only 25 years old, chose to end her life at home, and this news hit the entertainment industry again. Because she posted a lot before her death, I can see from the content of the post that she has a very negative attitude, so **I suspect it is because of depression. But those close to her do not agree with this reason, which should be due to the huge pressure caused by economic problems.

Seeing this news, many people will think of another Korean actress suicide that was more sensational at that time. In 2009, Zhang Ziyan passed away in the form of hanging. From the suicide note she left behind, people saw the bottomless darkness of the Han circle.

It turned out that her agency at the time had been forcibly forcing her to sleep with her hundreds of times. What's even more hateful is that on some special days, they are also arranged to "accompany" some important people. The suicide note reveals many details, allowing people to see the darkness of this human nature.

In fact, in South Korea, there are many such examples, if it is said that the suicide note is too straightforward to cause such a sensation, but the results are simply resolved, let alone those cases that did not cause movement.

For example, Lee Eun-joo, born in 1980, has acted in many excellent film and television works. But she committed suicide in 2005, when she was only 25 years old, and her death was also related to the unspoken rules of the brokerage company.

The artists themselves are under a lot of pressure because of competition, not to mention foreign countries, but China, in comparison, China's showbiz is not as high-pressure as South Korea, but many familiar stars are more or less depressed.

This is already considered a high-risk occupation. I hope that this social state can clean up this profession and this circle. There is nothing wrong with chasing fame and fortune in itself, but it should not be dehumanized.

Because there is no way to intervene in the investigation, most of the reasons are due to the violence of Internet netizens.

Because this is their own business in the entertainment industry, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer, and it is inconvenient to participate.

The biggest reason is because they are relatively wealthy and have already bought it out**.

This is due to the fact that it is very closely related to the specific national conditions of South Korea.

It's very simple, ordinary people can't influence the country's economy, and the chaebol is the country's economic lifeblood, so this society is a money-oriented society, if you want to get the things you need to be fair, money and power, if you don't have it, then be quiet, no one will care if you live or die, don't have the ability to come out, if you want fairness and justice, then go and dream.

Because if you want to intervene in the investigation, many people will be involved.

Because it's a fixed pattern that has been formed. I won't look into it too much.

There are many conflicts of interest involved that could be detrimental if investigated.

Because this is already the status quo, and the big dye vat of the entertainment industry cannot be cleaned.

I think it must be because someone has already colluded with **, so no one cares.

I think this is the long-term model of the Korean entertainment industry, and it is not easy to investigate.

South Korea** is supported by chaebols behind them, and almost all the dark chaebols in the entertainment industry are involved, **can't take the chaebols, let alone **.

The salaries of the police are all opened by the chaebol! The sorrow of capitalism! South Korea will not work without the support of the chaebols led by Samsung!

If you insist on intervening, you will also be assassinated, or you will be pressured to die.