Now this girl is watching a concert, chasing stars is really crazy, and she dares to stab the security guard with a knife.

In this era of entertainment, I often feel like I can't keep up with the changing trends. Jay Chou's singing voice and Stephen Chow's humor seem to be still stuck in yesterday, but today's stage has emerged with new idols and fanaticism. Recently, the ancient city of Xi'an has once again become the focus of public opinion, but this time, not because of the weight of history, but because of the craze caused by a concert.

When the fan groups of "Three-Character Family" and "Two-Character Family" appeared with neat pace and uniform dress, I seemed to see another expression of modern youth's pursuit of idols. Their enthusiasm was so high that it was as if they wanted to set the city on fire. However, behind this frenzy, there are also some worrying phenomena.

At the concert site, some fans even brought knives into the concert in order to meet their idols, which was not only shocking, but also triggered deep thinking about the healthy development of fan culture. And outside the concert, the iron sheets that were pulled up and the tips of the knives that were welded up made people sigh: Is this the fans' love for their idols, or is it a kind of blind obedience that loses their minds?

This concert is not only a feast of music, but also a profound reflection on the current situation of contemporary youth values and fan culture. It allows us to see that fans' pursuit of idols has reached an unprecedented height, but whether this pursuit is rational and healthy is a question we need to think about seriously.

As a bystander who follows the entertainment industry, I think this concert is a warning that we need to pay more attention to the healthy development of fan culture. We should guide fans to support idols with a more rational and mature attitude, instead of blindly following the trend and losing themselves. At the same time, we should also call on relevant departments to strengthen the supervision of concerts and other activities to ensure the safe and orderly conduct of activities.

In these times of change, fan culture is constantly evolving. We need to accept it with a more open and inclusive attitude, and at the same time, we need to guide it with a more rational and prudent attitude. Only in this way can we make fan culture a positive energy that drives social progress, rather than a negative factor that causes chaos.