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Core Insights - The concept of "emotional value" has gained popularity in recent years, indicating a shift in consumer preferences towards emotional experiences alongside traditional product quality [1][2] - Emotional value has become a standard for evaluating artistic works, particularly in the context of internet literature and media, which are increasingly sensitive to market demands and consumer emotions [2][3] Group 1: Emotional Value in Society - Emotional value is seen as a necessity in a high-intensity, fast-paced society, especially for young people facing workplace pressures [2] - The internet provides a platform for individuals to express and share their emotions, allowing various emotional states to be represented and articulated [2] Group 2: Artistic Expression and Emotional Engagement - While emotional expression is important, there is a caution against reducing emotions to mere commercial products, as this can lead to superficial engagement [3][4] - Traditional literary theories emphasize the depth of emotional expression, suggesting that lasting emotional connections arise from profound and universal themes rather than transient feelings [4] Group 3: The Role of Quality in Artistic Creation - Artistic creation should not merely cater to fleeting emotional responses but should aim to elevate emotions into deeper, more meaningful experiences [5] - The internet offers opportunities for high-quality artistic works that inspire individuals to create a better life, highlighting the importance of not wasting this potential [5]

Core Viewpoint - The dance drama industry is experiencing a significant resurgence, with a growing number of productions and interest from audiences, but there are concerns about the impact of a fast-paced approach on artistic quality and creativity [1] Group 1: Industry Trends - The dance drama market is witnessing an explosive growth, with many regions eager to capitalize on this trend [1] - There is a prevailing mindset among some regions to quickly achieve success in dance drama, which is negatively affecting the artistic creation process [1] Group 2: Artistic Quality and Performance - Artists emphasize the importance of time and effort in honing their craft, suggesting that true artistry requires patience and dedication [1] - The need for actors to understand the nuances of their roles and the intentions behind the script is highlighted, indicating that mere technical proficiency is insufficient [1] Group 3: Evaluation and Recognition - The selection process for prestigious awards like the Plum Blossom Award is rigorous, with a significant number of actors evaluated, reflecting the competitive nature of the industry [1] - There is a distinction made between different levels of actors based on their performance styles, with a call for actors to strive for excellence and resilience in their careers [1]

Core Viewpoint - The emergence of "famous scenes" in artistic creation reflects an increasing media awareness and user consciousness, but it also leads to a disconnection in overall artistic expression and the creation of "famous scenes" for the sake of it [1][3]. Group 1: Characteristics of "Famous Scenes" - "Famous scenes" are defined as classic segments in films and dramas that possess strong dissemination power and memorability, contributing significantly to the success of characters and works [1][2]. - The phenomenon of "famous scenes" is prevalent across various media, including stage performances and short videos, where creators attempt to replicate the success of classic scenes [1][2]. Group 2: Impact of Media Trends - The rise of "famous scenes" is a response to new trends in media technology and changes in cultural consumption, driven by the fast pace of life and fragmented leisure time, making attention a scarce resource [2][3]. - The efficiency of dissemination has become a key indicator of a work's influence, with "famous scenes" serving as critical points for engagement and virality [2]. Group 3: Narrative Innovation - "Famous scenes" reflect narrative innovation in popular art, catering to audiences' decreasing patience for traditional storytelling and the growing trend of "speed-watching" and "speed-reading" [2][3]. - The creation of "famous scenes" often involves breaking down narratives into visually intense, emotionally charged segments to meet audience expectations [2]. Group 4: Challenges and Misconceptions - The focus on "famous scenes" can lead to a disconnect where segments gain popularity independently, while the overall work may lack substance, resulting in a phenomenon described as "having lines without a story" [3]. - Some creators may design "famous scenes" based on data analysis, detaching them from the narrative, which can lead to a sense of artificiality and formulaic content [3]. Group 5: Artistic Integrity - Ultimately, "famous scenes" serve as a crucial interface between artistic works and audiences, necessitating a balance between market responsiveness and artistic integrity [4]. - The aspiration is to create substantial works that support memorable "famous scenes," contributing to a vibrant cultural landscape that reflects contemporary artistic expectations [4].