As ordinary people, especially in small places, you will hardly see stars. And I've had the pleasure of seeing it once – Mizuki Nianhua.
It's been almost fifteen years since that. I was still in school, and I don't remember why. It seems that a few dormitories are playing around, inadvertently walked to that place, did not know what was going on, took a closer look, only to know that the Mizuki Nianhua Group had a concert there, doing publicity, and there were live signed CDs for sale. Of course, I didn't buy CDs, and I didn't go to concerts – after all, I didn't have any money as a student. Now that I think about it, I have a little regret.
Maybe the concept is different, the mainland is not like Hong Kong, stars are commonplace, everyone is not strange, and they don't think how great stars are. People say that in Hong Kong, acting is also a profession, and it is the same as a driver, a teacher, a cleaner, or something, and it is not a big deal. I don't know if it's true.
In fact, celebrities are not easy, there is almost no privacy, some are also humble in front of the big boss, filming injuries make a sick abound. It's just that they make money faster.
Have you ever seen any stars?