It's not just the crypto world that's tough. Annual income drops from 8 million to 2 million, 65% of actors work less than 30 days a year, do you still envy that?

The line in Wang Yuwen's live broadcast, "It's not that I don't want to join a crew, there just aren't that many crews for me," shatters many people's illusions.
Think about it, you're a director, either hire a top star who brings trending searches or find a newcomer who is cheap and obedient.
Why would they choose you if you're stuck in the middle, neither here nor there?
The cost-performance ratio instantly drops to zero.
Someone said to shoot short dramas, do you know how much the male lead with 2 billion views earns in a day? Less than 20,000.
Even more ruthless, AI is starting to take jobs, and in the future, even background roles might be virtual humans.
You could be replaced, and you might not even need a real person.
The cruelest thing about this industry has never been the anxiety of not getting roles, but the fate of being easily replaced.
The real iron rice bowl isn't about working at one place for a lifetime, but about having work everywhere. $BNB
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