In an article published by Jing Tian Studio, Jing Tian Studio appealed to fans not to follow the stars casually and not to infringe on some personal privacy information of the stars. To tell the truth, the average fan really doesn't know where the star lives unless the fan lives next to the star. Jing Tian's posting is aimed at the personal behavior of fans, but if you really want to put an end to this behavior, it is better to control the excessive publicity of some capital predators.
The madness of fans, fans can get some too private information of stars, can not be blamed too much. If it weren't for some exclusive news or other insiders' exposure of the star's itinerary, who would know the average fan? On the one hand, some stars accuse the stalking fan of being crazy, on the other hand, they let some media publicize the star's specific itinerary. What's the intention? When and where is this?
However, as fans, we should treat idolization rationally. In fact, we don't need to know some personal privacy information of stars. After all, many times, idolization only pursues the talent and character of stars. If a star has neither talent nor morality, then why pursue such a star? In addition, our fans are all selfish. Even if you really know some personal privacy information of the star, how can it be made public? This is indeed a question worth thinking about.
To sum up, it is necessary for the studio to issue a document calling for a boycott of the tracking model. After all, some fans are really crazy, but most fans are actually good and rational. As individuals, we should also start from ourselves, stay rational and worship idols.