Zhao Liying made a typo when promoting her new drama and was criticized by netizens as “illiterate” | Hanging with Feng | Frequently writes typos

Zhao Liying made a typo when promoting her new drama and was criticized by netizens as “illiterate” | Hanging with Feng | Frequently writes typos

2024-03-27 22:28:49

[The Epoch Times, March 28, 2024](Epoch Times reporter Tong Yijia reported) The Chinese Communist Party’s official media last year severely criticized the “hopeless illiteracy” of the mainland entertainment industry, including Wang Yibo, Zhao Lusi and other top stars who were shot. Recently, some netizens pointed the finger at another popular actress, Zhao Liying, and harshly criticized her for frequently writing typos on Weibo in order to promote her new drama “Hong Kong Phoenix”.

The costume drama “Traveling with the Phoenix”, for which Zhao Liying serves as a producer for the first time and starring she and Lin Gengxin, is currently on the air. Some netizens discovered that in order to promote the drama, Zhao Liying made many typos on Weibo within a week.

On March 24, Zhao Liying posted on Weibo: “Welcome to the spirit world, treat you to hot pot, popsicles and lotus seeds.” Click on the edit record to see that Zhao Liying initially wrote “spiritual world” as “spiritual world.”

Some netizens found out that on March 21, Zhao Liying posted two pictures on Weibo. She wrote the word “touching” on one of them, and netizens discovered that the word “feeling” was missing; 3 On March 18, she changed “Are you watching Shen Li (the name of her character in “Traveling with Phoenix”)” to “Are you watching Shen Li once more?”; in a post sharing stills of Little Phoenix, She wrote “Master is calling, do you dare to move?” Netizens believed that the correct original text should be “Master”.

Many netizens complained: “Why do you always write typos?” “There are not many words in each Weibo post, but there are a lot of mistakes.” “It’s typos once more.” They even mocked Zhao Liying as a “hopeless illiterate”.

Some netizens thought, “On the contrary, it can prove that it was posted by me.” “I don’t think it’s anything to laugh at. It’s normal to forget if you haven’t typed for a long time, or it’s common to type too fast and accidentally send it. Everyone has it. may happen”. Some netizens defended Zhao Liying: “There have been serious modifications and no deletions. It’s honest…”

Someone mentioned that Zhao Liying was born in a rural family and gave up her dream of becoming a flight attendant due to family financial reasons. She only received a high school degree and entered the entertainment industry by participating in a talent show at the age of 19. Therefore, a series of typos triggered discussions regarding academic qualifications. Some people criticize that although Zhao Liying has successfully transformed into a powerful actor, her cultural level seems to have failed to keep up with her career development.

The Chinese Communist Party’s CCTV website published an article a year ago, criticizing the entertainment industry for “how can hopeless illiterate people act well?” The reason is that Wang Yibo, a popular niche actor who became famous with “Chen Qing Ling”, faced reporters at the road show of the Lunar New Year film “Unknown” in which he starred, “What is the most difficult thing to capture when shaping the character of Mr. Ye?” ” asked the question, seeming a little at a loss. He was also outspoken and unwilling to be perfunctory. He frequently handed over blank papers: “I don’t know how to answer.” “This question is meaningless.”

After the road show of “Unknown”, some netizens dug up Wang Yibo’s past “illiteracy” experience: he can only write two words for “come here for a trip”; he wrote the word “博” in his name incorrectly; he picked up the idiom “love and” Words such as “brave” and “mom and dad” were used by netizens as “hopelessly illiterate”.

Editor in charge: Yang Ming

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