The U.S. reshapes Japan with its mother-in-law culture and wants to influence China
Since ancient times, the Chinese have advocated masculinity and martial arts. Today's China is so vast and rich in resources, because for thousands of years, our ancestors have continued to forge ahead and made contributions outside the territory, which enabled our Chinese nation to establish the largest country in the East. But in recent years, the so-called "small fresh meat" has been flooding the big screens and has become the "upstart" on social media. The Chinese people's aesthetics has also changed as a result, and many young people admire such "babies". But all this is probably a secret trap of the CIA!
1. The U.S. reshapes Japan with its mother-in-law culture
In 1995, a Japanese makeup brand invited popular actor Takuya Kimura to shoot a lipstick advertisement. Kimura Takuya's sexy smearing and soft eyes caused a strong shock among Japanese women. This lipstick sold 3 million in two months! Later, this girly culture spread to South Korea, and South Korea’s SM company imitated it. Japanese star-making routines, digging around for handsome, female-like boys. In 1996, the Korean boy idol group H.O.T made its debut and was a big success, and other entertainment companies rushed to imitate it. In the end, all the boy groups in South Korea have a characteristic-delicate and tender, commonly known as a niang pao.
And this trend, with the development of Chinese trainees in Korean entertainment companies returning to China, has also blown to China. Chinese local entertainment companies have spotted business opportunities and have also begun to launch a large number of girly idols. Their packaging methods are completely copied from Korea and Japan. So far, the screens of China, Japan and South Korea have gradually been occupied by small fresh meat!
2. Niang Pao culture is worthy of vigilance
If you set the time back to a few decades ago, even the Americans might not have thought that their cultural transformation of Japan would be so successful, and it would even affect the great eastern countries.
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has the so-called "Ten Commandments," in which Articles 2 and 3 read:
2. We must do everything possible to do a good job of communication, including movies, books, television, etc. As long as they yearn for our clothing, food, housing, transportation, entertainment and education, it is half the battle.
3. It is necessary to divert the attention of their youth from tradition and focus their minds on: sports performances, enjoyment, games, entertainment movies, etc.
