What does an enthusiast mean?

Enthusiast means: describe being fascinated by something.

The word "audiophile" originated in Hong Kong, which is the name of Hong Kong people for early audiophiles. But it gradually evolved into a general term for people who have a special interest in certain things. According to the preferences of enthusiasts, it can be roughly divided into QQ enthusiasts, movie enthusiasts, Weibo enthusiasts, electronic enthusiasts, audio enthusiasts, mobile phone enthusiasts, computer enthusiasts and so on.

Generally speaking, it refers to fans of certain industries or certain activities and articles. In general, enthusiasts refer to common enthusiasts, which can be understood as like-minded people. Only when you have a certain degree of interest and familiarity with certain industries or activities will you be recognized as an enthusiast. An enthusiast is a fanatic who likes a thing or thing to the extent of fanaticism.

Lovers make sentences.

1, fishing friends, that is, fishing enthusiasts, and fishermen, that is, fishing practitioners, have raised their fishing rods from low-level spirit fishing and evil fishing to high-level holy fishing and magic fishing, in order to catch to the extreme.

Although everyone is enthusiastic, this is a loose organization and it is normal for everyone to rehearse. Only uncle Li, who is familiar with the lines of the whole play, runs around and plays a role.

3. In order to provide more platforms for Cantonese opera lovers to show their skills, the organizers not only organized competitions in three groups: divided throat, flat throat and comprehensive, but also sent outstanding plays to the community for performance.

He was a photographer at first, and he also liked to shoot some romantic things. Because I like photography in my bones, I sharpened my head and went to National Pictorial after graduating from the History Department.

As far as the group of enthusiasts I know are concerned, although most of them are self-reliant and full of the idea of respecting the past and cherishing the present, few people have the desire to cross, and even most of them are ashamed to associate with travelers.