What do you think of the fans who have been released from prison by Sean's studio, posting in response to harassment and changing their screen names to show their ambitions?

What do I think? Of course, watch it on your mobile phone! After joking, let's get back to the point. After dozens of days, Lin Moyan, a "fan" detained by Sean's studio, has been released from prison and changed her screen name "Now tears are water in her mind", apparently regretting that she had made Sean's family. For the development of this matter, I think no matter who the fans are, they should act in accordance with the law.

First, fans are a double-edged sword.

As we all know, Sean used the costume drama The Untamed Fire, which is inseparable from the help of fans who like Sean. It is these millions of fans in Qian Qian who pushed Xiao Zhan from an ordinary artist to the top. Of course, it is also inseparable from Sean Shaw's own efforts. However, as the saying goes, "water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it." A sudden 227 incident made Sean's popularity drop to freezing point. Sean Shaw has great appeal and influence on his fans, but he didn't guide them at the first time, which led to the dissatisfaction of passers-by and things became more and more serious. Although Shawn Shaw finally stood up and made a statement, Shawn Shaw's problem was that "Idol Voices" did not establish correct values for fans, and did not stand up at the first time when public opinion was fermenting, resulting in missing the best "communication time". Fans are a double-edged sword. When Sean reached the top of the mountain, they threw him down.

Nearly a year passed before Sean came out of the shadow of the "227 incident" and resumed his acting career. 202 1 Sean's TV series "Douluo Continent" finally met with you, because it was well-made and respected the original plot, and it was loved by everyone. Sean Shaw himself has gradually gained recognition from everyone.

Second, fans should be responsible for their actions, not just let idols pay the bill.

It is understandable that fans like celebrity artists, but fans are concrete individuals and should be responsible for their actions. Although traffic stars have a certain appeal to fans, they are only artists, not engineers of human souls. Besides, there are still many stars who are still young and do not have enough life accumulation and ideological accomplishment to guide others. Therefore, for the behavior of fans, star idols have no obligation to pay for their wrong behavior, but when things happen, they can't escape for the first time. For example, the harassment of fans mentioned in this question.

Under normal circumstances, the fans involved will drive the led propaganda car downstairs to Sean's studio, and use loudspeakers to publicize the hope that Sean will change agents. Undoubtedly, this is beyond the behavioral logic of a normal fan. Idolization, a fan, is free, but can't interfere in other people's internal affairs. Any attempt to impose your ideas on others is a serious mistake. Moreover, the fan's use of loudspeakers to make noise has disrupted the normal office order, and the fans involved are ultimately responsible for their actions and severely punished by law.

Lin, a fan involved, has the right and freedom to change his screen name after he is released from prison, and also has the freedom to "remove powder". No comments on this. But if she continues to defend her behavior and "fight" with netizens, it can only be said that she "takes a chestnut from the fire".

Third, idolization is risky, and you need to be cautious when entering the business.

"The road is long, Xiu Yuan is awkward, safety is the first, idolization is risky, and you need to be cautious when entering the business." Maybe, you will go to prison like Lin because of idolatry. Idolization seems to be a normal hobby, but gradually some people's behavior has changed. Sometimes a group of fans can be divided into "fans only" and "group fans". What is even more puzzling is that these fans are still "incompatible." Ironically, their favorite idols are like brothers.

For example, after Sean Xiao has a large number of fans, thinking about "supporting the emperor and establishing princes" will always create some "group incidents", which is quite a bit bullying fans. As a result, these behaviors eventually turned against Sean Shaw, which made Sean Shaw very depressed. He really became a fan and lost. It is even more irrational for fans like Lin to get involved. If you are really a fan, go after Sean Shaw's film and television works. Why do you interfere with the normal operation of other people's studios? Is it too idle to eat enough?

Finally, I want to say that fans should be rational in consumption and rational in idolization. Stars are just an ornament in your life, not everything. After all, you still have parents, teachers, relatives and friends, people who love you and people you love. Those are people who get along with you, study together and grow up together. Never give up the whole forest because of a beautiful leaf!