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Idols and the Importance of Positive Influence

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Who is your favourite idol? Many people have their own idols who have their special skills and performance. However, some people don't know why he or she is their idol. In general, especially teenagers, they only follow their friends or the media but they don't have their personal opinion. Although teenagers are still immature, they should be able to distinguish what is right or wrong. So whether they are positive or negative, but I only think that many idols are still acting as the educational model. In our daily life, many positive messages are provided by our idols. They use different methods to tell youngsters or the public about the positive things. Some people still argue that some idols are giving some negative messages to the youngsters. According to this argument, youngsters are affected by the idols' performance. It claims that youngsters should have their own thinking skills. On the other hand, there are many idols giving out the positive influence to youngsters. As Anita Mui, who suffered from cervical cancer, had sent a positive message to her fans and teenagers before she died. Although she is a pop singer and the great artist, she haven't done anything to affect her perfect image as the model of teenagers. Therefore, idols can give and should give out some positive messages to public. In this century with perfect information transmission century, most of the favourite idols are highly focused by the media. Their performances will be the messages to youngsters. Some people argue that many teenagers will be affected by one or two negative idols' behaviours. Moreover, some films or movies may also send wrong information to youngsters. This argument assumes that any wrong performances must send to youngsters' mind and affect their maturity. However, the media can also help to give out some positive messages to the teenagers. It can show that if the idols did something illegal or wrong like in the Casey Nicholas Tse, then th

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