Official worship and fame and fortune list, what bureaucracy exists in the art circle

Bureaucratic habits kill people, as they did in ancient times and now. Why do many people flock to officialdom? Because of fame and fortune! But this phenomenon also exists in the art circle, which is not normal. So, what bureaucracy exists in the art circle?

Earlier, it was revealed that four photos of Sang Yuzhu, winner of the 8th China Photography Award and executive vice chairman of Jilin Federation of Literary and Art Circles Photographers Association, were suspected of using other people's works. As a result, the award was cancelled, but the result was not announced because it needed to be reported to the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles for approval. This process is a very serious bureaucratic habit. Does this need to be submitted for approval? How to apply for approval? As long as it involves the procedures of officialdom, there is no time limit, which is one reason why many people hate officialdom.

In Tao's "Round Table School", an art school teacher said that recruiting people is now a standard requirement. Must be a doctoral student, must be 985 or 2 1 1 graduate. According to this standard, everyone on Hollywood's professional production team is unqualified because none of them meet the requirements, he joked. This rule is a very standard bureaucratic atmosphere. I don't know which wise SHEN WOO leader made this standard, and I don't know who checked it. Such a person must be an academic leader when he comes in.

There are many people in the art circle who run into the system for fame and fortune. For example, some unknown crosstalk performers joined the Music Association for better fame and fortune. For people in the system, they can recognize all kinds of problems, but enjoy all kinds of benefits. Just like some foreigners, they hug China women and scold China! Can you fuck off?

The existence of this bureaucratic habit illustrates a very serious problem, that is, the bureaucratic system not only involves officials, but also permeates all aspects of schools, art and even life. Do you think such a thing is normal? If you meet a person who is used to bureaucratic habits, will you care about him?