随着国民经济的飞速发展,不少人的腰包也渐渐鼓起来了,于是便想求个名;有人见当艺术家容易出名,但涉足艺坛自身却无资本,正在发愁之际,一种迎合这一欲望的心理商便应运而生了。他们把一个个用“名气”和“威望”粉饰的“彩球”向求名者抛掷过去,又把反馈回的钞票装入腰包。求名者得到的便是一本本印有自己大名的专著、歌集或盒 With the rapid development of the national economy, many people’s pockets are also gradually mustered up, so they wanted a name; some see the artist easily known, but get involved in the art itself but no capital, are worried about the occasion, a catered The psychological business of this desire came into being. They cast “balls of balls” that have been decorated with “fame” and “prestige” over the name-seekers, and put the fed back banknotes into their purses. Named who get is a copy of the book with its own name monographs, albums or boxes