How contemporary college students can correctly pursue stars

Star-chasing behavior is very common among college students. Some college students feel that their favorite celebrities are their spiritual support, which can inspire them and make them feel full of power. Therefore, I personally feel that college students’ star-chasing behavior is to a certain extent. Yes, we can learn from the advantages of positive stars, but we must pursue them rationally.

In life, I meet a classmate like this again. His favorite star is not just one or two, but the entire entertainment industry is his Oppa or Onii-chan. Therefore, the slightest discovery in the entertainment industry will affect her mood. Sometimes she will be extremely happy, and sometimes she will be sad and cry for no reason. Some students are like this. If they know that their favorite star is holding a concert, no matter how expensive the tickets are, they would rather eat steamed buns for a month to go to the concert of their idol. No matter where the concert is held or what the weather is like, you have to go to the concert tirelessly. In the end, your family will not be able to find anyone and worry. What needs to be reminded here is that chasing stars requires rationality and not to be too blind.

The other thing is to choose stars with positive energy. Chasing stars also requires different targets. Recently, it has always been revealed that some celebrities are smoking DU, driving under the influence, etc., and some celebrities also engage in the behavior of cutting leeks, taking advantage of their fans to like them, and then amend some bad products to get fans to buy them. There is no need to chase stars like this. When chasing stars, you must chase positive stars. This will make your life more motivational and give you positive guidance. It can bring you light and guidance when you are disappointed or lost. And it will not bring any financial burden to yourself, so you are a really good star-chaser.

Chasing stars is just entertainment, you still have to put yourself first. Some college students are too blindly chasing stars. They vote on the charts day and night, and even spend money on their favorite idols. Instead, they save money and skip meals and stay up late. Not to mention the impact on learning, this is really bad for your health. This kind of behavior is to put idols more important than your own future. I personally think this way of chasing stars is wrong and a bit too much.