This question does not conform to GAI logically. ? In fact, how much money artists and actors earn is not necessarily related to their status and occupation. Good artists and actors may not make a lot of money; Because how much to make money first lies in whether it conforms to market rules? It is consumers who pay the bill, so that they can make a lot of money as long as they are willing to pay the bill. This is what brokers who know the market rules do: seize the pain points, skillfully package, be good at publicity, and a series of commercial operations that conform to the market rules can make artists or actors stand out. First of all, some very good actors are entertainers, and they may earn less money than those popular stars. In addition, some good actors are stars and entertainers. For example, Leslie Cheung earns a lot of money. Artists who are not actors, such as those who have made outstanding achievements in painting and music, earn as much as stars. Artists are similar to long-term investment income, while actors are relatively more like speculation in soy sauce. ? The actor's income is high for a while and low for a while, but it is time-sensitive, and more ups and downs disappear slowly. ? Artists often have more classic works, which will last for a long time, and the longer they are, the more popular they will be.