Everyone has different opinions on the high-intensity work of celebrities. The benevolent has different opinions, but in my opinion, you can’t kill everyone with one stick. We can’t say that every star talks about high-intensity work, but we can’t deny that there is also high-intensity work. This situation is quite extreme. Some dedicated celebrities, due to the nature of their work such as rushing to make announcements, have to work continuously one after another. As a result, some of them faint or get injured during filming.

However, I think really high-intensity work is actually more prevalent in our lives. Some technicians have to work overtime until late at night almost every day, and there is a risk of baldness and sudden death at any time. What's more, It is conceivable that some people's police, anti-narcotics police and other people who are fighting on the front line are working with high intensity and their lives are in danger at any time. There are many, many jobs that may be widely understood by the public and are actually even more dangerous. Compared with the so-called high-intensity work of celebrities, it seems a bit too childish.

But there are also some dedicated stars. Those martial arts stars of the older generation have just relied on their own ideas to reach where they are today. The most famous one is Jackie Chan. There are people on the Internet After taking stock of the injuries he suffered during filming over the past few decades, if we singled out one injury, everyone would be scared to death. There are also many celebrities, such as Deng Chao who broke his hand and injured himself during the recording of Running Man, Michelle Ye who fainted due to excessive intensity, etc.

We only have one life, we should take good care of ourselves. But coming back to this issue, the so-called high-intensity work of celebrities also brings them high incomes, many of which are beyond the reach of ordinary people in their lifetime. Some celebrities have even been eating "human blood comics" recently. It is a high-risk profession for an artist to turn a certain incident into a gimmick, which is disgraceful in my opinion.