涉毒艺人苏永康，演唱会取消
双语君约 3 分钟Hong Kong pop singer William So (Su Yongkang)'s upcoming concert in Wenzhou, Zhejiang province was canceled, following a wave of public backlash over his past drug-related offense.
The controversy quickly trended on Chinese social media, with many users arguing that artists with drug histories should face permanent bans to honor the country's anti-drug efforts.
In response, ticketing platform Damai removed the concert listing, and the event organizer submitted an application to cancel the show.
苏永康，1967年9月24日出生于中国香港，祖籍广东省江门市，中国香港流行乐男歌手、演员。2002年，苏永康在酒吧因藏有毒品被捕，之后入狱强制勒戒11天即出狱。
William So, who rose to fame in the 1990s, was arrested in 2002 for drug possession and spent 11 days in compulsory rehabilitation.
根据中国演出协会《演出行业演艺人员从业自律管理办法》规定，演艺人员不得“组织、参与、宣扬涉及淫秽、色情、赌博、毒品、暴力、恐怖或者黑恶势力等非法活动”，如果违反从业规范，由中国演出行业协会根据本办法，在其从业范围内实施自律惩戒措施。
不过，该《办法》也提到，受到联合抵制的演艺人员需要继续从事演出活动的，本人或者其所属单位应当在联合抵制期限届满前3个月内向道德建设委员会提出申请，经道德建设委员会综合评议后，给予是否同意复出的意见。对符合复出条件的演艺人员，由中国演出行业协会向会员单位和个人通报，取消联合抵制措施，并监督引导其参与行业培训、职业教育、公益项目等活动，改善社会形象。
According to the China Association of Performing Arts, entertainers involved in illegal activities such as drug use may face industry-wide boycotts. Those under sanction can apply for reinstatement before the ban ends, subject to review by the association's ethics committee, and may be required to undergo training and public service to rebuild their image.
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