Chapter 137 The Evil Wind of South Korea

$140, The evil wind of Korea

I don’t know since when, in order to attract viewers, the TV stations in Xiangfu County have started to blow the evil wind of Korea, and they play some Korean TV shows all day long.

Recently, many girls in the school have also started to stay in the dormitory and start chasing stars. Tang Wen is very unimpressed by this. After returning to his room, Tang Wen picked up the computer and searched the current situation of Korea.

X Star Group is still consuming internal energy and fighting lawsuits. If it was the previous Tang Wen, he would definitely think it was the internal consumption of the family. But after going to America, Tang Wen felt that things were not that simple.

The current largest individual shareholder of X Star is the Li family on the surface. But secretly, as far as Tang Wen knows, the Morgan and Rockefeller families hold the most shares.

They and the Duke and Rochefort families control nearly 70% of the shares. In addition to the 18% shares of the Li family on the surface, the rest belong to these four families.

After experiencing the events of the Jared family, Tang Wen felt that these four families might be knocking on X Star. After all, the income that X Star brings them in a year is huge.

However, X Star has been a little bit arrogant recently.

So they played the trick of using wolves to drive away tigers, supporting the second in command of the Li family to fight against the first in command. For these consortiums, as long as their use is not affected, it doesn't matter to them who is the chairman of X Star.

X Star has been defeated again and again in the mobile phone battlefield recently, so it has to retreat and turn to a new market. Of course, they have not given up on mobile phones, but just "turned around" to develop.

First of all, X Star gave up low-end mobile phones and turned to developing mid-to-high-end mobile phones, and contracted more than 80% of the world's mobile phone screen business.

Unlike other consortiums, X Star is backed by an American consortium, so after giving up some, it will naturally get some "unexpected" income.

For example, more than 40% of the patents in mobile phones now belong to X Star. And all of this can be said to be "compensation" for X Star, after all, it is the power of a country to make money for itself.

By comparing X Star with Japan's Yamaguchi Group and Kawashima Group, we can find that Japan still has a strong sense of autonomy. They are based on gray interests and national heavy industry, and they would rather develop by themselves than let outsiders invest.

So in order to gain a market share, they can only open up the market with low prices and high-performance quality. Unfortunately, their heavy industry and agriculture have always been weak.

Because the country is small and all materials are imported, their employment began to transform into gray industries. A complete gray industry chain can create a market value of nearly 100 billion yuan a year. After seeing this, the Korean country is determined to learn from Japan.

Gradually, they also discovered their own strengths, which is the "assembly line" star-making movement. First, use 8-2 or even 9-1 to trap a large number of interns.

Then, these interns are trained in batches in a devilish way, and they can debut in one year or half a year. Then there is the promotion period, and they will formulate the next step based on the enthusiasm of the interns.

Those who are popular will be packaged and debuted, and those who are not popular will be thrown aside to form a group to debut. If they fail to become popular, they will just be a supporting role to make a name for themselves.

This cycle continues, and the Korean country is very harsh on such new interns. It is said that a new intern cannot even get the salary of a white-collar worker.

In terms of diet, they need to abide by some of the company's regulations, such as maintaining a certain weight. Although it is harsh, there shouldn't be too many people who want to be big stars every year.

Relying on such an assembly line, the star-making movement in Korea has become more and more mature. Huge market potential has also been developed. Since Xiangfu County was the first to eat crabs, many TV stations have recently begun to cooperate with Korea.

Tang Wen is not very interested in this. This kind of sissy, Tang Wen still can't do it with the girl who came out of the same hospital assembly line. After all, the entertainment industry in Korea is notoriously black.

Who knows if there will be poisoning or something.

However, since Star X has been consuming internal energy recently, Tang Wen will naturally not miss such an opportunity to make money. So he asked Zhou Xu to inform the group of people in his financial department to start paying close attention to the movements of Star X.

For the American consortium, Star X is equivalent to an ATM. When they have no money, they will come here to withdraw money. Of course, because of the threat from their neighbor, Fatty Kim, the Korean country has to pay a lot every year.

I thought that the big brother would protect me, but what the Korean country didn't expect was that the big brother America was only responsible for selling things. If you install it on site, you have to pay extra.

So behind the prosperity of the Korean country, it is actually exchanged for the income of the labor force across the country.

This time, the Li family is internally consuming, and many Asian countries have set their sights on the stocks of companies under Star X. Everyone is waiting for a tacit opportunity to enter the market.

The same is true for the Li family. The game between their second-in-command and the first-in-command is also going on. Both sides are unwilling to give in, so let's see who can't hold on first.

From Chang Kang, who is far away in America, I learned that now there are no less than 10 large consortiums in the world waiting for the next move of Star X.

Although the war has not yet begun, many international crocodiles have begun to make arrangements, and everyone is waiting for the first battle to break out when the Li family starts to fight internally.

While the X star is in danger, the entertainment industry in South Korea is full of various assembly line girl groups and boy groups. Anyway, it is a routine.

The fans are so greedy that they want to fleece their idols. According to a survey, among the 18-28-year-olds in Korea, more than 89 out of 100 women have chased stars, 10 of them are fanatical fans, and the other one is just a boss.

More than 80 out of 100 men have chased stars, and 20 of them are fanatical fans. From this survey, it is not difficult to see the trend of star chasing in Korea.

For Korean men, it is almost all star chasing.

From 8 years old to 88 years old, basically everyone has their own idol. It can be said that no country in the world can do what Korea does.

Even the overbearing CEO will chase stars, but they usually just like them and think they sing well. There may be one or two rich people who are willing to spend money to solve the problem of "meeting".

So such a crazy entertainment industry has created a distorted entertainment industry in Korea. No matter what kind of star it is, as long as this type makes money, it will be produced on an assembly line.

The most exaggerated thing is that in Korea, there are large-scale talent shows or singing competitions almost every month in a year, which are specially used to discover new talents.

So the number of talent scouts in Korea is almost several times, or even dozens of times, that of other countries. They use the idea of ​​young people wanting to make money and become famous to trap new talents with long contracts, and then go to participate in competitions.

If they become famous, they can sell contracts. If they are not famous, they will send trainees to form a group to debut. Anyway, as long as one out of 100 groups becomes famous, the money earned will be dozens or even hundreds of times the amount paid.

So at present, the trainee system in Korea has become a one-stop assembly line. TV stations in mainland China need traffic, and they will also invite these young actresses to show their faces.

Anyway, they are also a "foreign" group, right? Of course, there are more people coming to make money, and the quality of artists is getting worse and worse. A female star from Korea began to openly say on a Korean TV station: "Come to China if you are short of money."

What is the result? Our China is also a civilized country. We directly banned the female star who was shouting. Various TV stations also began to restrict the appearance of Korean stars.

Without the huge Chinese market, Koreans began to panic. Although trainees cost less, they are too numerous. After losing the huge Chinese market, the income of Korean assembly line stars began to drop sharply.

The top actors dropped from millions of Chinese yuan to tens of thousands of Chinese yuan. Without the support of the huge market, how can a small Korean country afford such high costs?

In addition, now it is an assembly line production, and a batch of new groups will appear almost every month. The old groups have not yet debuted, and new groups have appeared.

Under the vicious cycle, the salaries of Korean artists have been reduced again and again. The cause and effect has caused some artists' appearance fees to be not enough to pay for their own car and accommodation expenses.

But even if the artists lose money, they have to rush to the announcement, because if you don't go, it means that no one knows you. If no one knows you, then you can only be hidden by the company.

According to reports, since the restriction came into effect, the lowest salary of Korean artists is not even as good as that of convenience store workers, and the highest salary is only one-tenth or even one-twentieth of the previous salary.

The artist who caused the trouble was fined a huge amount and was permanently banned from appearing on camera. It's a pity that China doesn't care about Korea at all. They didn't consider other people's feelings when they were making money, and now they start to lick the government when they have no money to make?

Haha, it's too late. Chinese netizens are very enthusiastic about the official actions.

"I've been displeased with Korea for a long time. It's good to shut it down."

"The toilet station deserves it."

"+10086."

Xiao Wang, who likes to join in the fun, also sent a tail to mock: "The Korean face is as thick as ever."

In response, Tang Wen also silently replied to Xiao Wang's tail: "+1."

Korea is now like a drowned dog that everyone wants to beat. Originally, they wanted to export assembly line artists and groups to Japan and Southeast Asia, but it's a pity that Japanese men are two-dimensional enthusiasts and don't care about you at all. Japanese women are like Southeast Asian women, they like the "Shamatte" style.

They don't like the sissy produced by the assembly line in South Korea.

As for Southeast Asian men, although they like it, they don't have the purchasing power. So the export problem makes South Korea very embarrassed.

Forget about Europe, what do they like? Big breasts and a perky butt. Baring two points has driven many Korean artists to death.

Moreover, the Asian market is not popular in Europe. They like the ruffian style and hot and sweet. At one time, the number of brokerage companies that went bankrupt in South Korea was countless.