Abstract:
Recently, the founder of Fat Donglai, Yu Donglai, started a live broadcast on his personal account and casually communicated with netizens to share industry observations. He directly pointed out the current chaos of various industries squeezing into the online delivery track. He bluntly said that many practitioners have been swayed by pure interests in the wave of traffic monetization.
Yu Donglai’s live broadcast did not have any preset scripts in advance, and the atmosphere of online interaction was very relaxed. When talking about the common phenomenon that a large number of celebrities and education practitioners have gathered across borders to sell goods online, he did not speak in official terms and directly expressed his true opinions.
He bluntly pointed out that now a large number of stars who were originally deeply involved in the film and television industry have given up their main work to do live broadcasts. If this continues, who will still be able to concentrate on polishing good film and television works? Looking at the current situation, it seems that people in the entire industry are squeezing into the online delivery track. Practitioners in all different fields are dazzled by the short-term high returns and are focused on quick money. This is the biggest waste of resources in the entire society.
Yu Donglai made a public appeal on the spot. Regardless of whether you are in the education industry, film and television industry, offline entities or traditional business fields, the most important thing to do is to first settle down and polish your own field. The wealth of professionalism accumulated in all walks of life is always much more important than the short-term monetary gains earned by chasing fast money.
The reason why Yu Donglai’s straightforward speech quickly resonated with the entire network is that it essentially hit a common pain point in the entire industry. When everyone abandons the main business with the mentality of making quick money, it will not only lead to gaps in the supply of high-quality content and products in various fields, but in the end consumers will be exposed to more and more shoddy delivery routines and increasingly perfunctory goods and services, and the long-term development momentum of the entire society will be slowly overdrawn.
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