The Hidden Factors Behind Beauty, Power, and Tragedy in China's Entertainment Industry
One of the most common formulas in China's entertainment industry is that the main characters are expected to embody beauty, power, and tragedy.
Today, we would like to examine the hidden factors behind this formula, so that those who have not yet stepped away from China's entertainment industry can better understand how these influences may subtly shape their thoughts and values.
What Is "Beauty" in China's Entertainment Industry?
Let us first look at what "beauty" means in the eyes of China's entertainment industry.
Male Beauty
Yu told Yu En Transmission that the ideal male celebrity image promoted by China's entertainment industry is one of pale, thin, and emotionally broken beauty.
Yu and Mr. Leslie Cheung—along with, we believe, many other male celebrities in China's entertainment industry—were forced to receive long-term estrogen injections, which gave them fair skin and more delicate features. As a result, Yu ultimately lost the ability to have children.
At the same time, Yu endured years of abuse and assaults that were tolerated within the entertainment industry. In the end, he truly became the embodiment of the industry's ideal of being "pale, thin, and emotionally broken."
If people truly knew the reality behind this so-called aesthetic, would they still consider it beautiful?
Female Beauty
Among female characters, the most popular archetype today is the strong female lead—a woman who has absolute control over her own life, refuses to be dominated by men, and reflects the ideals of contemporary feminism.
However, being strong and inspiring does not require rejecting the unique qualities of womanhood, nor does it require viewing men as enemies.
In the Bible, Eve is described as being created from one of Adam's ribs.
Perhaps this symbolizes that men and women are spiritually equal, deeply connected as one flesh, and that intimate relationships are founded upon mutual love and mutual cherishing rather than domination.
The I Ching teaches, "Heaven gives rise to the masculine, and Earth gives rise to the feminine."
This suggests that the relationship between men and women reflects the balance of yin and yang within the universe.
The Huangdi Neijing also says, "Yin and yang are the fundamental principles of Heaven and Earth, and the framework governing all things."
The relationship between men and women is an expression of yin and yang and forms the moral foundation of human society.
Although the "strong female lead" and modern feminism appear empowering on the surface, we believe they ultimately encourage women to oppose their own innate nature while placing themselves in opposition to men.
When yin and yang fall out of balance and yin overwhelms yang, how can harmonious relationships between men and women still exist? Genuine love and happy marriages become increasingly difficult to achieve.
Therefore, if a woman truly adopts the "strong female lead" promoted by China's entertainment industry as her model for life, we sincerely question whether she will ultimately find genuine happiness.
We believe that true beauty is a manifestation through which God elevates and ennobles the human heart—not a means of controlling or manipulating others through physical attractiveness or sensual appeal.
Moreover, what China's entertainment industry often presents as "beauty" is, in reality, rooted in lust.
The evil spirit of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) uses this subtle, Eastern style of sensuality to corrupt moral values within Chinese society, making it easier to control the people of mainland China.
The more morality declines, the farther people drift from God, and the more easily they can be manipulated by evil.
What Is "Power" in China's Entertainment Industry?
In popular dramas, "power" usually takes the form of the supreme martial arts master, the most powerful immortal deity, or a prince or member of the imperial family.
In one way or another, the protagonist always possesses status, authority, wealth, or influence.
Behind this ideal lies the CCP evil spirit's worship of power.
The Communist Party, under the control of this evil spirit, possesses nearly every important resource in Chinese society while encouraging people to compete and struggle against one another. This makes it easier to control the population.
The more people pursue power, authority, wealth, and status, the more tightly they become bound by this system.
This is why the CCP evil spirit relentlessly promotes the worship of power through China's entertainment industry.
What Is "Tragedy" in China's Entertainment Industry?
In hit dramas, tragedy usually means that the male and female leads fall deeply in love while simultaneously hurting one another, suffering endless emotional torment. The more heartbreaking and emotionally devastating the story becomes, the more audiences are drawn to it.
There are two reasons why people are attracted to these painful stories.
The first is that the CCP evil spirit deliberately promotes this trend through China's entertainment industry. This obsession with emotional cruelty reflects the evil spirit's own enjoyment of tormenting living beings in order to draw strength from negative energy.
The second reason is that people have accumulated enormous karmic burdens through countless reincarnations. As a result, painful karmic consequences between individuals are widespread.
Human beings naturally experience pain more intensely than happiness.
Many people become emotionally exhausted by suffering in their own lives. Intense and tragic stories temporarily overwhelm their existing pain with an even greater emotional stimulus, distracting them from their own suffering.
In reality, many people do not truly enjoy stories filled with suffering.
Rather, after being repeatedly exposed to such narratives, they gradually come to believe that everyone enjoys them—and eventually even convince themselves that they do as well.
Pain can become addictive.
When a person's heart becomes imprisoned by suffering, they naturally have little energy left to reflect on the things that truly matter for their life and future.
This is precisely what the CCP evil spirit desires—that people remain immersed in suffering and spiritually asleep, making them easier to manipulate and ultimately perish alongside it.
We hope that those who have not yet stepped away from China's entertainment industry will be able to see through the hidden forces behind its culture of beauty, power, and tragedy, and will no longer remain trapped in the entertainment-driven illusions woven by the CCP evil spirit, wasting the precious opportunity of their lives.
Yu endured an extraordinarily painful life and a tragic death in order to reveal the truth about the CCP's black industry chain and to bring everyone the opportunity to receive the Key to the New Universe.
We sincerely hope that every person who is connected with Yu by destiny will obtain the Key to the New Universe, enter the New Universe safely, and ensure that Yu's sacrifice was not in vain.
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