Variety Show King of Korean Entertainment

I read the book review section. . . It's all for advertising, so I couldn't help but post a book review to support the author. . . . The author's variety show is really good. . . Especially during the first filming of Infinite Challenge, I laughed like crazy. . Haha, there is also a photo of my knot, and the writing is also very good. I hope the author will keep up the good work. . Come on. .

This book is well written, I hope the author will continue to do so, 8 votes for it! ! ! ! 😄

[Fn=2_7]It's so rare to find a Korean entertainment book that writes variety shows. . . . Just ask for more updates. . By the way. . . Will there be RM in the future?

As the title suggests, I believe this book was written more out of interest. The body is still the most important thing. Even if you become a eunuch, do you still have a life? There is a saying when playing DOTA2 that if you lose the game, you still have life. Give it to your dad! Another 5 votes are given

The writing is very good, especially since there are so few variety show books these days. I found this book last night and read it in one sitting. Unfortunately, it was too little. I would like to support you this morning, and also share my personal opinions. Don't be angry if you don't like it. Some characteristics of the supporting characters in the book still need to be explained. Although readers who often watch Korean entertainment may know it, some other newcomers may not know it, especially since there are so many variety shows with more than 10 fixed members. It is still necessary to explain some personal characteristics, especially appearance, to avoid stereotypes. For example, Kim Jong Kook's muscles and Yoo Jae Suk's mouth. Wuchao's group of people are all very distinctive in appearance.

I'm just curious, nothing else. Korean entertainment nowadays seems to be basically nothing except Girls' Generation. This made me wonder if the authors are all fans of Girls' Generation? I am born in the 80s and am now 30 years old. I should be considered one of the earliest people to be Korean. I remember that I saw the BabyV. O. It seems very vulgar now, but at that time I saw a few girls in BabyV. O. X and thought they were very alternative and beautiful, so I bought the album and listened to it. Later I became obsessed with K-pop. It seemed that because I was a man, I liked all girl groups such as SES to FIN. K. L. At that time, I basically didn't listen to Mandarin songs because there were no such exciting songs and dances in China at that time. To be honest, I didn't care what the singer looked like. The main thing was to listen to the songs. At that time, friends asked you if you understood? What are you listening to if you can't even understand the lyrics? (Some people ask me this now) I say that songs are simply a type of music. No matter what you say, it must be able to resonate with the audience in the music. Otherwise, no matter how good your lyrics are, it will be useless, because then I might as well read poems written by professional writers (I also think so now). Then I watched Korean dramas at that time when Korean dramas were on the rise. Many of the scenes that seemed so bloody now were very new at that time, but that was the end of the Korean wave. It doesn't cause me to chase too much. It wasn't until I was surfing the Internet after graduation that I saw the variety show Love Letter and then XMAN (because I was a civil servant, so I had a lot of time), so I didn't really pay attention to Hallyu from this time on. It must be a personal reason. I like music, Korean dramas, and variety shows, but I have never been a fan, so I never know what it is like to be a fan. I am also an old user of Qidian. I read a lot of novels and read everything, so I also read Korean entertainment. But after reading so much, I found that for the past few years, everyone has been writing about SNSD. Why are they all writing about SNSD or girl groups? I've watched a lot of Korean entertainment and found that the more ink used on girl groups, the more frequent TJs appear, while the ones that use less ink tend to have longer lives. This makes me very confused, are girl groups good or not? Yes! Very good! But because the girl group has a group name, it is destined not to write about one person, and most authors are not strong enough in writing, so they make the image of each member of the girl group very symbolic. For example, Taeyeon is soft, Silly T is ignorant, etc., Cute and so on. But they don't pay much attention to the news and so on. They just make a lot of mistakes. They always feel that the girl group needs protection, but you have never really understood what they are really like. Why do you make them all so poor that they can't afford meat, and then you can seduce them with some meat? Just talking about SNSD, anyone who follows the news knows that Sika's family is very rich. When she was a trainee, they bought her a mansion worth more than 2 billion US dollars in Cheongdamdong. Even Sooyoung is a fool and knows that she is rich. And then there is the house in the stupid T's family that is worth more than 2 million US dollars in the United States. Can you say that her family is poor? Taeyeon's family owns an optical shop. Do you think those who open an optical shop near your home are poor? Little Taeyang is not poor either. Xiaoxian's mother seems to be the principal of a piano school. Do you think they are poor or poor? Didn't pay attention to the rest. In short, it seems that they are not ordinary people. Then look at the books written by the authors... Can you only say that they are too far away from reality? So I was unnaturally like, are they really writing about the SNSD girl groups I know? If so, why is it different from what I know? What I understand is that they don't read what's written on the official website? Also, everyone is writing about SNSD, isn't it the same as SNSD? If not, why write about them? And what they wrote is so different from what they are in reality? Could it be ANTI? .