Idol-worshiping is very popular among youngest and different people have different attitudes towards their idols. Some youngest imitate their idols’ everything while others just like listening their music or watching their showing. As far as I am concerned, we should avoid blind worship and learn to worship our idols rationally.

崇拜偶像在年輕人中非常流行。不同的人對待他們的偶像的態(tài)度也各不相同。有些人模仿他們偶像的一切，有些人則只是喜歡聽他們的歌，看他們的表演。在我看來，我們應(yīng)該避免盲目崇拜，學(xué)會理性崇拜我們的偶像。

Some people imitate their idols everything, never miss a vocal concert of their idols and regard their idols as the most important people. Their blind worship should not be advocated because it is easy to lead to extreme behavior.

有些人模仿他們偶像的一切，不曾錯過他們偶像的每一次演唱會，把偶像當(dāng)作最重要的人。這種盲目崇拜不應(yīng)該提倡因為它很容易導(dǎo)致極端行為。

In my opinion, concerning our idols, we should not only pay attention to their appearance or their achievements, but also their effort and their failure. As the saying goes, “One minute on stage takes ten years of practice.” We should learn something from our idols’ diligence and persistence. All achievements of stars come from their effort and sweat instead of their luckiness or their family background only. In addition, our idols are also ordinary people. As the result, they would make mistakes too. As rational fans, we should admire their achievements but also acknowledge their mistakes.

在我看來，對待我們的偶像，我們不應(yīng)該只關(guān)注他們的外表或成就，還應(yīng)該看到他們的努力和堅持。正如俗話所說：“臺上三分鐘臺下十年功”。 我們應(yīng)該從偶像的勤奮和堅持中學(xué)會一些東西。明星的所有成就來自于他們的努力和汗水而不僅僅是運氣或家庭背景。另外，我們的偶像也是普通人，因此他們也會犯錯。作為理性的粉絲，我們應(yīng)該欣賞他們的成就，但也要承認(rèn)他們的錯誤。

Thus, we should not worship our idols blindly and be crazy after them. We should learn something good from them.

因此，我們不應(yīng)該盲目地崇拜偶像，瘋狂地追捧他們，而應(yīng)該從他們身上學(xué)一些好的東西。

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