It's only natural that everyone's tastes and preferences for film and television works are unique. Some people may have a soft spot for a certain actor's performance, while others may be indifferent or even disgusted by their work. This diversity and individuality is part of our society and the beauty of the entertainment industry. In the craze of chasing stars, some people pay more attention to the quality and content of the work itself, rather than blindly following the aura of stars. They prefer to look and savor with their own eyes rather than be swayed by hype.
However, some people will indulge in excessive idol worship, and they become so-called "brainless fans". Their fondness for idols has transcended reason and common sense, and is simply a pathological cult. In their eyes, idols are flawless, everything is worth following and worshipping, and they will even be moved by their words and deeds, and this kind of blind worship often makes people shake their heads and sigh.
However, society's attitude towards star-chasers has gradually become rational and tolerant. Everyone has their own idols and preferences, and as long as they don't hurt others, mutual understanding and respect are even more important. We should learn to tolerate different perspectives and preferences, respect everyone's choices, and refrain from criticizing and criticizing too much. After all, entertainment is a kind of enjoyment, and everyone has the right to choose how they like it.
When choosing entertainment, we should pay more attention to the quality and connotation of the work itself, rather than indulging too much in the personal charm of the star. The charm of a film and television work lies in the emotions, stories and ideas it conveys, not just the presence of a certain star. Therefore, we should be more rational and open to examine and appreciate the works, and not be confused by the superficial brilliance.
Let's work together to create a healthier, more diverse and inclusive entertainment environment, where everyone can find their own joy and happiness. Let us no longer blindly chase stars, but use rational and independent thinking to appreciate and evaluate film and television works, so that we can truly experience the fun of entertainment.