韓國女星尹恩惠近期宣布在上海舉辦名為「我想和你貼貼」的粉絲見面會，然而活動票價曝光後，引發中國網友的強烈不滿與熱議。據媒體報導，本次見面會的票價分為三檔，分別是人民幣980元、1288元與SVIP 1520元。票價對應的內容主要集中在簽名、合照以及近距離互動，並附有一些定制周邊，但並沒有舞台設計或Live演唱環節，整體活動設置相對簡單。

然而，許多粉絲將這一價格與她在韓國舉辦的同款見面會相比後，感到十分不平衡。早在今年7月，尹恩惠在韓國舉辦的見面會門票僅為3萬韓元（約合180元人民幣），不僅價格遠低於中國市場，還附送價值約600元人民幣的簽名專輯與周邊禮包。這意味著，在中國參加見面會的粉絲不僅需要支付近乎8倍的票價，還無法享受到韓國粉絲所獲得的額外福利。

消息曝光後，許多中國網友直言尹恩惠將中國粉絲「當韭菜」，認為這樣的定價完全是「割粉絲的錢」。不少人批評她已經不再是過去韓流熱潮時代的頂流明星，如今再用過高的票價來維持「過氣偶像」的場面，顯得對自己的人氣過於自信。有人更諷刺表示：「現在是2025年，不是2015年，她的人氣難道沒有變化嗎？」

尹恩惠的演藝生涯在亞洲曾有過輝煌時期。她最早以女團Baby V.O.X成員身份出道，團體在韓國和亞洲地區都擁有不錯的人氣。其後，她憑藉綜藝節目走紅，尤其與金鐘國在節目中的「螢幕情侶」組合大受歡迎，獲得了大量觀眾支持。隨後，她成功轉型為演員，主演了《宮》《咖啡王子一號店》《拜託小姐》《想你》等多部熱門韓劇，在韓國與中國均積累了極高知名度。

不過隨著韓流新生代明星的崛起，尹恩惠的熱度已逐漸減退。這一次見面會的高票價，恰恰再次凸顯她在中國市場試圖依靠情懷來維繫影響力的矛盾現狀。這場「票價風波」不僅引起了粉絲的失望與批評，也成為外界討論韓流明星在中國市場運作方式與粉絲經濟現實的縮影。

Yoon Eun-hye recently announced her fan meeting in Shanghai under the title “I Want to Be Close to You.” However, once the ticket prices were revealed, they sparked heated debate and backlash among Chinese fans.

According to media reports, the Shanghai event offers three ticket tiers: 980 RMB, 1,288 RMB, and SVIP 1,520 RMB. The benefits mainly include autographs, photo sessions, and close-up interactions, along with some exclusive merchandise. Notably, the event will not feature stage design or live musical performances, making the overall arrangement relatively simple.

When fans compared these prices with her fan meeting in South Korea earlier this July, the contrast became even sharper. The Korean event had a flat ticket price of 30,000 KRW (about 180 RMB) and came with additional perks such as an autographed album and merchandise worth around 600 RMB. In other words, Chinese fans must pay nearly eight times more than Korean fans while receiving fewer benefits.

This disparity led many Chinese netizens to complain that Yoon Eun-hye was “treating Chinese fans like cash cows.” Some criticized her for overestimating her popularity, pointing out that she is no longer at the peak of her career. Comments such as “This is 2025, not 2015. Does she really think her popularity hasn’t changed?” were widely circulated online.

Yoon Eun-hye first entered the entertainment industry as a member of the girl group Baby V.O.X, which enjoyed strong popularity in South Korea and across Asia. She later gained more fame through variety shows, particularly after forming a popular on-screen couple with Kim Jong-kook. Transitioning into acting, she achieved massive success with hit dramas like Goong (Princess Hours), Coffee Prince, My Fair Lady, and Missing You, making her a household name in both South Korea and China.

However, as newer K-pop idols and actors emerged, her star power gradually faded. This latest controversy over ticket pricing highlights the challenges for once-popular Korean celebrities trying to maintain influence in the Chinese market by relying on nostalgia. For many fans, the “ticket price storm” not only reflects their disappointment in Yoon Eun-hye but also serves as a broader commentary on how fan economy practices exploit loyalty in international markets.