Should students be idolized?

There is no right or wrong in idolization itself, mainly depending on the way.

First, with the progress of society and the gradual improvement of people's living standards, television, radio, computers and other media have become more and more popular. Through these media, we know and understand many movie stars, singers, comedians and sports stars. Naturally, there are "idolaters" around us. Students' idolization has advantages and disadvantages, and opinions vary. Here, I will talk about the advantages and disadvantages of idolizing this middle school student.

Second, "idolization" is a double-edged sword, which has both advantages and disadvantages. Sometimes, worship is beneficial. Listening to their songs when you are tired can relieve fatigue; Watching their albums and videos when you are unhappy can make you feel cheerful; When you are bored, you can also see the bright smiles on their posters, which can make you relaxed and happy.

Third, sometimes, worship is not good. Some people buy posters, records and albums of their favorite stars crazily, regardless of their only money; Some people have heard that their favorite stars are going on tour, and they would rather take out their wallets than go with them. Idolization has become a fashion, and many students in our class are flying with the trend. They gabble about a lot of anecdotes about their favorite stars every day, and watch TV plays, which affects their academic performance. Some "groupies" are more extreme.