In the entertainment industry, there's a major taboo: don't dig into the lives of non-celebrities, unless they've broken the law or disturbed public order.
Artists package themselves as commodities, enjoy the exposure, and earn high salaries. They have to bear a flurry of controversy and accept dealing with all sorts of reporters and paparazzi.
But this doesn't include non-celebrities.
Non-celebrities aren't required to satisfy the curiosity of onlookers. Excessive probing can also infringe on their right to privacy.
Bo Yan was uncharacteristically serious; after all, the host was just there to sell products. Although she had seen many celebrities come to help with live broadcasts, her hosting abilities were clearly lacking. After an awkward silence, she had to forcibly change the subject.
But despite the host's unreliability, some fans in the bullet comments still noticed something fishy.
Even though many fans were whitewashing: "I think what Teacher Bo said is right."
