The variety show Idol Trainee was really popular when it was broadcast. Judging from the voting results of the final results, we know that this talent show is still very attractive to the audience, and many people around us like idolization. It is precisely because of the rise of these programs that the "career" of Korean trainees has been brought into our field of vision.

1. Who are the trainees in Korea?

In fact, Korean trainees have existed for a very, very long time. Most Korean stars need to go through different periods of practice before they debut. In this practice, they will learn skills including dancing, vocal singing and stage performance. Many Korean stars we are familiar with now have experienced these practice careers before their debut. The length of practice time is often related to the strength and luck of the trainees. If there happens to be a new group to be launched recently, and your strength is sufficient and your personal style is better than this group, it is possible to make a debut in a relatively short time, but some people may need many years to meet a good debut opportunity.

2. How should we treat the trainees in the entertainment circle?

To some extent, the trainee system like Korea can really make artists in the entertainment circle more professional. Because many professional skills of artists honed by this system are excellent, when we watch some of their performances on the stage, it is actually a very enjoyable process, unlike some artists who are caught up with the stage without learning much skills, which can only bring us embarrassment and helplessness.

Now many people have some misunderstandings about the Korean trainee industry. In fact, they are all children who love the stage and dream. They have been working quietly for what they want to do. This alone deserves our respect.