Turn children into internet celebrities

It is understandable that parents capture the innocence of their children every day. However, with the continuous replication of the "children's online celebrity" model, many things have changed. Faced with the temptation of cashing in, some parents no longer simply enjoy the fun of drying their babies, but try their best to turn their children into online celebrities and impose the tasks of "selling cute" and "sucking powder" on their children. Driven by this impetuous and utilitarian mentality, there are a series of phenomena that make people laugh and cry: in order to cater to the aesthetic preferences of spectators, parents force their children to perform according to their own scripts and create a false "Betrox Daily"; Some people "deduce danger" without protection in order to grab the eye and ignore the safety of children; Some people ignore basic health knowledge and let 3-year-olds overeat in front of the camera.

The child lost the joy of childhood.

If it is purely their own choice for adults to become famous online, then I have nothing to say, but it is too much to use children to broadcast live, eat and play with beautiful makeup. Because children are too young to form a clear self-awareness, they lack a concept of the various effects of fame, and they don't know what privacy troubles overexposure will bring. When they are unconsciously introduced into the complex network society and become "tool people" for their parents to make money, they lose their childhood. When peers go out to play, read fairy tales, sleep and enjoy a carefree childhood, the "children's online red" have to cope with the full schedules of their parents and signing agencies and are forced to start businesses under the pressure of urging more. Under the abnormal guidance of traffic, children can't escape the self-discipline and alienation of algorithms and people: compared with real self-presentation, they need to know what kind of expression can get more "appreciation", what kind of tone can get "cute" feedback with "selling cute", and keep making gimmicks under the baton of their parents to maintain enthusiasm.

Childishness should be revealed naturally.

Childlike heart should be revealed naturally, but under the temptation of fame and fortune, childlike heart has become a "product" carefully designed and sold, catering to the consumer demand of adults. This scene is reminiscent of neil Pozmann's famous saying: We have to watch children's innocence, plasticity and curiosity degenerate, and then distort them into inferior faces of pseudo-adults. This is painful, socially embarrassing and especially sad.

The government intervenes to give children a childhood.

Fortunately, in the face of all kinds of chaos caused by the younger age of online celebrities, society is gradually forming a kind of * * * knowledge, that is, the right of children to grow up naturally and healthily should be guaranteed and should not be polluted by the impetuous atmosphere of over-commercialization and utilitarianism. Recently, in order to create a good online environment for minors, the Central Network Information Office launched a special rectification campaign, including prohibiting minors under the age of 16 from appearing in live broadcasts and severely investigating and punishing the speculation of "children of online celebrities". I believe that under the guidance of this policy, parents who try their best to treat their children as cash cows will be able to restrain themselves and let their children return to a healthy and happy childhood. It is also necessary for relevant platforms to update the content filtering mechanism, realize a more reasonable push mode, and provide a clear network environment for teenagers.

Parents' beloved son will have a far-reaching impact. After the live broadcast can't be used to attract money, parents who brainwash their children "want to be famous early" really need to calm down and reflect: As parents, are they too selfish and eager for quick success? What kind of educational concept is really beneficial to children's long-term development? Parents, think twice! !