Performer's status changes from past to present My history teacher told us that ancient Han people was not good at dancing and singing. After melting with Northern and Western races, Han learned to play instruments came from foreign countries, such as Souna, Huqin and Chinese Lute. Han was a introverted race, love to enjoy dancing and singing, however, didn't put much emphasis on this part. Performing is not a good job at ancient time, because only poor people learned it to entertain the public. But the situation changes now, performers earn huge amount of money, have a unimaginable life and are adored by fans all over the world. They are idols now. One day, my teacher asked us a question:" Who is your idol?" Almost every classmates was excited and eager to shout out their answer. They mentioned a lot, for example, S.H.E., Jolin, Jay, Cyndi and a deserved one, parents. Almost everyone gave a persuasive reason to teacher: "I LOVE him/her, him/her sings/performs so well." I wonder whether the consequence is suitable. However, I really don't agree with them adoring singers just for singing well. They must not only have one advantage of singing.