Today , Star-chasing has become a common phenomenon. Similarly, secondary school students are also star-chasers.

Some people think that chasing stars is a waste of time。Star-chasers may abandon their study, and get into bad habits. In short there is no benefit so they don’t advocate star-chasing. But I don’t think so.

Each coin has two sides ,so does Star-chasing.To my opinion, chasing stars properly benefits us. First of all, starchasing is a symbol, a symbol that you keep up with the trend. For example, when Jin Xiuxian in “My Love From The star” and Lee Min Ho in “The Heirs”, were well-known to become the common sense of time in Asia, if you don’t know them, how can you communicate with others pleasantly? I have to say you are really out!

Secondly, Star-chasers can learn more cultures. For example, you can chase some opera stars to understand the opera culture more deeply.

Finally, and most importantly, Star-chasers can learn the advantages of the stars, and motivate themselves to achieve the goals of life. For example, I like G-Dragon. In Korea, he is the most famous star with more than one billion fans, known as the “founder of the trend”. “The New York Times” has praised: that the era of imitating American pop music K-POP is out of date, the world will learn from G-Dragon. In 2011, the United States ranked Seoul as the greatest city in the world of all the reasons, “G-Dragon being” impressively. What makes him achieve such success? His outstanding musical talent? Not only, I think the post important point is his efforts and his tenacious spirit. Nobody knows, his hard training before debut; nobody knows, his feelings of being ignored as a rookie; nobody knows, his pressure after debut. But he succeeded because he had the spirit of tenacity. How, if we have this spirit, to achieve the goal of life, is it difficult?

All in all, I think proper Starch-asing does more good than harm to us, but we must grasp the “degree”. Don’t blindly chase stars.

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