Sis Has the Entertainment Industry Desperately Searching for Her Substitute

How can you prove that Jiang Pian was made for the entertainment industry?

"At 15, she had no agency or connections, had never shown her face online, and had no professional training. She'd only taken part in a show audition, yet the production team still let her go onstage. They didn't suppress her or use her as a stepping stone for other contestants. They'd never sung such a coddling song to anyone else. Was Jiang Pian's voice so pure it cleansed them? Don't make the capitalists laugh! It's because your sister Pian hadn't grown up or trained yet, but already had star quality. She just needed a chance to be seen. If capital has money to make, it would be stupid not to take it."

All I remember is that Jiang Pian was 15 then. She got into the audition based on her elementary school credentials as a choir member, which she'd skipped out on, and instantly became a sensation thanks to her unpolished beauty and talent. After that, she landed luxury brand endorsements and was cast in a movie by a renowned director...

Jiang Pian's journey has been smooth in some ways, but far from easy. With no connections or credentials, she had to put up with one thing after another. Statements she'd made before entering the industry were dug up, and the fans of several celebrities joined in to attack her. Her agency was no good, and she had to go through hell to get out...

But even though things were hard, she thinks the journey has been thrilling.

She rose to fame early and fast, with no shortage of work, and brands that treated her like a darling. She wasn't formally trained in acting or singing, but her talent and hard work let her slap the naysayers in the face with her skills. She was a fan herself, and brought that fan-loving mindset with her, winning a huge wave of devoted fans...

Oh, and she never let her studies fall behind. As a cultural worker, she really is cultured.

She's been in the industry for over a decade. Plenty of people can't stand that she's still popular, but so what? They can search for substitutes all they want, but someone has to want to sell them and someone has to want to buy.

"Some people say that I got princess treatment from the moment I debuted, that everyone was watching me as soon as I appeared. They say it wasn't anticipation, or that I've become so successful I should call myself queen. But here's what I want to say: Whether it's endorsements or whatever, I'm at the top of my game. As for everything else, my limits aren't set by anyone else."

Theme: Female stars should focus on their careers.