On this night in Macau, Zhao Lu Situ was out of the circle, and the gambling king's position was rigorous, and emotional intelligence was shown in the details

In Macau that night, the different forms of Zhao Lusi and the gambling king family not only unveiled the colorful veil of the entertainment industry for us, but also touched our thinking about the delicate balance between star status, personal charm and social responsibility. From these two seemingly unrelated events, we can extract a more macro question: in the current era of seemingly free expression, how can celebrities, as public figures, find an appropriate balance between maintaining personal authenticity and meeting public expectations?

My core point is that celebrities are part of society, and their every move will undoubtedly become the focus of public discussion, and they have both the right to show their personal authenticity and the social responsibility of shaping a positive public image. And the art of balance in this is not only a test of the star's own wisdom and emotional intelligence, but also a profound test for the entire entertainment industry and its practitioners.

This can be seen from Zhao Lusi's "Out of the Circle", she showed her authenticity with a down-to-earth image, and this display of authenticity, although it once became the focus of heated discussions, but in the end it was also recognized and loved by many audiences. At the same time, the rigorous stance and emotional intelligence of the members of the gambling king family reflect their efforts in maintaining the family's reputation and personal image, and show a kind of self-adjustment and self-protection of public figures in the face of external expectations.

In the future, with the development of society and the renewal of concepts, these topics will become more complex and changeable about the interaction between celebrities and the public, the display of personal authenticity and the assumption of social responsibility. We have reason to believe that only those celebrities who can find the right balance between authenticity and public expectations can maintain their personal charm in their long careers, and at the same time bring more positive energy to society.

Therefore, I call on both practitioners in the entertainment industry and the audience to give celebrities more understanding and support, so that they have enough space to show their true selves, and at the same time expect them to be able to show their personal charm while assuming corresponding social responsibilities. Such interaction and expectation will make our entertainment culture more colorful, and will also make our society more harmonious and beautiful.