Idyllization, of course, is not wrong in itself. We see some stars working hard on the road to success and finally being recognized; Some stars insist on their dreams and don't give up; Some stars are enthusiastic about public welfare after their success and return to society; There are also some stars who have won glory and respect for the country and the nation through their own efforts. The great spiritual significance and value of these stars are certainly worthy of our admiration, so as to learn and carry forward.
But I have to say that many people like idolize just because they are "handsome" and want to "meet" and "take a photo", but they are not moved by their spirit, or have a * * * voice with them somewhere. Such superficial pursuit is unfavorable to one's growth and development. The highest level of liking stars should be to set them as the benchmark of their own struggle, draw positive energy from them, and turn their love for idols into a struggle for life.