2015年雅思作文範文精編

There is no need to be overly preoccupied with the fantasy images of stars standing out from the rest on the screen, the stage and the playing field because celebrity worship is part of everyday life, particularly among adolescents. That young people are admiring media and sports celebrities is socially normal outside the academic and behavioral context. Accepting that it is good and natural to be young, then it is inevitable for young people to be obsessed with certain personalities as their ideal examples.

Psychologically speaking, a certain amount of star admiration is normal. When young, becoming fans of favorite stars is a form of escapism and a way to dull emotional pain and stress; so, emulating celebrities is a natural part of development to identify themselves with their icons. Even in adulthood, people rank successful individuals highly and model themselves after them. In a global media culture, the lifestyle promoted by stars is often unattainable to the average person, regardless of whether it is realistic or ideal. Hence, the point is that young people choose their models for reasons based on renowned excellence in a specific field rather than on scandals that happen sometimes. That is, it is to admire what is shining in famous people's career successes and not what happen to shadow their real lives.

Not unlike fashion, "star worship syndrome" is simply a social development, although there could be an unhealthy interest in the private lives of actors, actresses, pop singers, and sports players. Admiring celebrities may be as blind as falling in love, and just as normal. When it comes to immature and confused minds, love cannot be avoided, nor can admiration for heroes and heroines. Such star obsession has proliferated since the creation of the mass media and therefore it had better not be regarded as a moral issue. To believe that celebrity worship is a negative development only makes out-of-date moral sense, leading to nowhere. In this gossip world, to criticize celebrities for failing to deliver good examples all the time beyond their specialized fields calls for the need to stop, in the first place, the media outlets from reporting what gossip is made of.

Admiration for favorite stars does no harm to people, young or old; besides, star admiration cannot be avoided in this information age. Fortunately, most fans are able to learn to tell a realistic world from an ideal world during this period between no-longer children and not-yet adults, without having to refer to moral examples. Indeed, there is nothing wrong about young people seeking their idols by looking up at the shining stars in the fantasy world to which many young people naturally belong.

沒有必要過於專注於恆星的幻想圖片站從屏幕上的休息,舞台和運動場,因為名人崇拜是日常生活的一部分,尤其是青少年。年輕人欣賞媒體和體育明星是社會正常的學術和外行為上下文。接受它是好的,自然是年輕的,那麼它是不可避免的年輕人沉迷於某些個性是理想的例子。

心理上來説,一定數量的明星崇拜是正常的。年輕時,成為粉絲最喜歡的明星是逃避現實的一種形式,一種沉悶的情緒痛苦和壓力,所以,模仿名人是一個自然發展的一部分,使自己與他們的偶像。即使在成年後,人們成功的個人排名和模型本身。在全球媒體文化,生活方式被明星往往是一般人做不到的,不管它是現實還是理想。因此,問題的關鍵是,年輕人選擇模型的原因基於特定領域的知名卓越而不是有時發生的醜聞。也就是説,它是欣賞燦爛的著名的人的事業成功和不發生什麼影子他們的真實生活。

不像時尚,“明星崇拜綜合症”是一個簡單的社會發展,雖然會有一個不健康的演員的'私生活的興趣,女演員,流行歌手,運動員。欣賞名人可能會瞎墜入愛河,就像正常。不成熟和困惑時思想,愛無法避免,也不可能對英雄和女英雄。這種明星痴迷擴散建立以來大眾媒體,因此最好不要被視為一個道德問題。相信名人崇拜是一種消極的發展只有過時的道德意義,導致。在這個八卦的世界,批評名人一直未能提供好的例子超出自己專業領域要求需要停止,首先,媒體報道八卦是什麼做的。

對喜歡的明星對人們無害,年輕還是年老,除此之外,明星崇拜在這信息時代不可避免。幸運的是,大多數球迷都能夠學會區分現實世界和理想世界在此期間不再兒童之間,有的尚未成人,而不必引用道德的例子。事實上,沒有錯對年輕人尋求仰望偶像的閃閃發亮的星星很多年輕人自然屬於幻想世界。