However, I think really high-intensity work is actually more common in our lives. Some technicians have to work overtime until late at night almost every day, and there is a risk of sudden death due to baldness at any time. What's more, some people's policemen and anti-drug policemen fighting in the front line are so strong that their lives are in danger at any time. There are many jobs that may be widely known to the public, but the risk factor is actually higher. This seems a little childish compared with the so-called high-intensity work of the stars.
However, there are also some dedicated stars. Those martial arts stars of the older generation all got to where they are today by their own ideas. The most famous is Jackie Chan. Someone on the internet took stock of the injuries he suffered in the filming process for decades, and just singled it out and said that everyone was scared to death. In addition, there are many stars, such as Deng Chao who broke his hand in the process of recording Running Man, and Michelle Ye who fainted because of too much intensity.
There is only one life, so take good care of yourself. However, back to this issue, the so-called high-intensity work of stars has also brought them high incomes, many of which are beyond the reach of ordinary people for a lifetime. Even recently, some stars have been eating "blood supplement" to turn an event into a high-risk career for artists, which I feel disgusting.