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10年前,当港台明星第一次大规模涌入内地时,他们所引发的追星族现象曾遭到学者和教育家的痛切批判。如今,对于新一代年轻人来说,明星已不仅仅是他们膜拜的偶像,更是他们渴望成为的目标。与10年前不同的是,这波热浪不再被声讨,反而得到电视传媒的推波助澜。即使没有美好的许诺,层层淘汰的漫长选秀过程中高密度的曝光率,也足以令一个默默无闻的平民变成红地毯上的名人。
Ten years ago, when the first mass influx of Hong Kong, Taiwan and Taiwan stars to the Mainland caused them to star-studded ethnic groups had been criticized by scholars and educators. Now, for a new generation of young people, celebrities are more than just idols for their worship, they are the ones they long for. Unlike 10 years ago, this heat wave is no longer being denounced, but by the television media fueling. Even without good promises, the high density of exposure in the protracted draft picks is enough to turn an obscure civilian into a celebrity on the red carpet.