The word "idolization" refers to the crazy pursuit of stars by idolize people, and is often used to describe the worship of stars by star fans. The word "idolization" originated in Little Tiger. 1989 in April, Little Tiger held the "signature activity of 10,000 marathon" in Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, which attracted more than 20,000 participants. This scene caused a sensation. The TV news in Taiwan Province Province also reported the events of that day, from which the word "idolization" came. It can be said that Little Tiger, as the originator of Chinese idols, represents the memories of several generations, but this is very strange to me who doesn't know what a star is.
As a child from the countryside, when I was in primary school, the world I saw in my eyes was only our village. I didn't know the world was so vast until I left my hometown in junior high school and senior high school. At that time, we didn't even know what pop songs were. There were only three TV programs on the big ass color TV. We watched all the programs on and enjoyed them as well. It was an era of pure drama. I am deeply impressed by this martial arts scholar, young Bao Qingtian, but adults are very strict and arrest people at 8: 30 every day on time. I believe that my friends in the same period also listened carefully in the corner.
So from idolization to idolization to idolization, I personally don't object to the existence of idolization, but I think everything should be grasped to a certain extent, and it is easy to get lost after it. Undeniably, stars can guide public opinion and behavior, and we can't regard idolization as a scourge. Idolization is also a kind of belief. People with faith are happy. Idols can make us work harder and get closer to the people we like. Even if we can't be such excellent people, we can at least grow and surpass ourselves in the process of hard work. This is the correct way to idolize.