Moe Academy: Resurrection Battle

I don't know when, but suddenly many fans appeared in the class. It seems that whoever doesn't have someone to admire can't keep up with the trend. In order to keep up with others, I chose Deric Wan, the male lead of the popular TV series at that time, as my idol. He was young and handsome, and he looked loyal in the play, which was really likable. I hummed his songs every day and talked about his hairstyle with relish. What he said and the movies he made became my favorites; I collected a lot of newspapers and books about him... Until one day, I don't know which media accidentally broke the sentence: "Divorced, 35-year-old Deric Wan still has a large number of fans..." Somehow, my enthusiasm dropped. It turned out that he was not as impeccable as his appearance! Later, I worshipped Zheng Zhongji. Although he was not handsome, I thought he sang well, so I started to pay attention to his words and deeds again. The good times didn't last long. Not long after. There was news that Zheng Zhongji drank and beat people on the plane. This incident shocked me greatly. Why can't everyone who looks perfect maintain their perfect image? Later, I fell in love with Aaron Kwok and Nicholas Tse, but I was disappointed every time. After experiencing many "relationship ups and downs", I gradually lost my enthusiasm for celebrities and began to think calmly. I found that they are also ordinary people, but the perfect packaging and distant distance make them seem so mysterious and unattainable. A few days ago, my sister sent me a few recent photos of the "Four Heavenly Kings" from Changsha, saying that they were specially "snatched" from a boutique, but I was not interested at all. I just want to tell my sister that she doesn't need to send me photos of celebrities in the future, because celebrities are no longer important in my heart. I believe you are also a fan of stars, right? You must have witnessed the wonderful performances of many actors, such as the gentle and sweet sister Liu Yifei, the handsome and graceful brother Jay Chou, you must have chased them, right? Yes, their songs are very beautiful, and the melodious singing makes many people intoxicated. Some people even spend expensive money to buy their albums and look for their autographs at all costs. However, I think it is not worth it. I am also a fan of stars, but I am not like those fanatical fans who only listen to their songs when I am tired of studying, to eliminate fatigue, cultivate sentiment, increase the fun of learning, or watch their wonderful performances, and continue Continue to study. What a great study method! It does not affect study and eliminates fatigue. I see that many students in our class like pop singers, and even hum pop songs quietly in class, copy lyrics in textbooks, and talk about pop songs with their deskmates. In order to raise money for a new album or photos of those stars, they spend all their money. Staying up late to watch their concerts finally makes their academic performance a mess. It is normal to whisper in class and fail the exams. How bad is this! Chasing stars makes you completely ignore study. Chasing stars is not prohibited, but there must be a limit. If you exceed this certain limit, you must restrain your fanatical heart of chasing stars, so that you can settle down to study, and listen to pop songs when you are tired or free from studying. In this way, you can study and chase stars at the same time. Isn’t it the best of both worlds? Please remember that chasing stars is allowed, but there must be a limit!