In the glamorous entertainment industry, we often see the bright smiles of those "child stars", but we rarely peek into the shadows behind them. Today we will delve into how much unknown darkness there is in this field that has been dubbed the halo of "child stars".
In 2018, "Where Are You Going, Dad" became popular, and Alalei became a superstar, setting off a wave of "child star" training. However, behind this seemingly glorious stage, we discover a heart-wrenching reality.
The 3-year-old girl Kururi was sent to model training, and a month later her mother was told she was suffering from depression. This child who is burdened with mental illness at a young age is deeply embarrassed.
In 2019, a video was exposed that a mother kicked down her young daughter while filming. The reason is that the little girl angered her mother because she was not in good shape. This is just a microcosm of the brutality of the "child star" industry, and the age of the children makes it questionable whether they really understand the role they play.
Deng Heming is a talented child star who has appeared on the stage of the Spring Festival Gala. However, behind his fame, he was burdened with a huge amount of work pressure, working 16 hours a day, and the workload that a child endured was ruthlessly exaggerated. In the end, Deng Heming died of overwork at the age of 8, leaving endless regrets.
What's even more shocking is that some parents see their children as ATMs. A six-year-old child star said in an interview that her goal is to become popular on the Internet and make money so that her family can rest. However, the fact that she doesn't understand acting makes the support of the whole family seem sloppy and ignorant.
On a short video platform, some children's performances became Internet celebrities and attracted a large audience. Behind these performances, however, is a heart-wrenching truth. They may be witty and mischievous, arguing with adults, but what kind of life will they face when they grow up?
The Chinese entertainment industry has always been known for its brutality, and the world of child stars is a whirlpool full of interests and pitfalls. Behind innocent lives, there are a series of unknown darkness such as overwork, psychological problems, and family pressure.
The world of "child stars" may be glamorous on the surface, but it is full of sadness that innocent lives are deprived inside. All this requires not only the attention of the society, but also the careful treatment of children's physical and mental health by practitioners and parents. While chasing fame and fortune, we must not forget that these little angels also need care and love. We are looking forward to the arrival of a more humane and caring "child star" industry.
In the dazzling world of entertainment, we are often attracted by the bright smiles of those child stars, however, behind this seemingly glamorous, there is a heart-wrenching reality. Today, we delve into the field of "child stars" and explore the dark corners of it.
In 2018, the popularity of "Where Are You Going, Dad" made Alalei a superstar, setting off a trend of cultivating child stars. However, how much unknown sadness is hidden behind this glamorous stage?
The 3-year-old girl Kururi was sent to model training, and a month later her mother was told she was suffering from depression. This child who is burdened with mental illness at a young age is deeply embarrassed.
In 2019, a video was exposed that a mother kicked down her young daughter while filming. The reason is that the little girl angered her mother because she was not in good shape. It's just a brutal microcosm of the child staring industry, and the age of the kids calls into question whether they really understand the role they play.
Deng Heming is a talented child star who has appeared on the stage of the Spring Festival Gala. However, behind his fame, he was burdened with a huge amount of work pressure, working 16 hours a day, and the workload that a child endured was ruthlessly exaggerated. In the end, Deng Heming died of overwork at the age of 8, leaving endless regrets.
What's even more shocking is that some parents see their children as ATMs. A six-year-old child star said in an interview that her goal is to become popular on the Internet and make money so that her family can rest. However, the fact that she doesn't understand acting makes the support of the whole family seem sloppy and ignorant.
On a short video platform, some children's performances became Internet celebrities and attracted a large audience. Behind these performances, however, is a heart-wrenching truth. They may be witty and mischievous, arguing with adults, but what kind of life will they face when they grow up?
The Chinese entertainment industry has always been known for its brutality, and the world of child stars is a whirlpool full of interests and pitfalls. Behind innocent lives, there are a series of unknown darkness such as overwork, psychological problems, and family pressure.
The world of "child stars" may be glamorous on the surface, but it is full of sadness that innocent lives are deprived inside. All this requires not only the attention of the society, but also the careful treatment of children's physical and mental health by practitioners and parents. While chasing fame and fortune, we must not forget that these little angels also need care and love. We are looking forward to the arrival of a more humane and caring "child star" industry.