近来,国内报刊上关于“追星现象”和“追星族”的讨论颇为热闹,而“星源”之一就是香港的电影、电视和通俗音乐。香港的这些文化产品为什么会在全世界华人社会中产生如此广泛的辐射效应呢?“文化沙漠”也会变三四十年代,香港被公认为是一片“文化沙漠”。那时,香港本地制作的电影极少,根本谈不上向外输出。人们看的是美国和中国大陆的电影;影迷们的偶 Recently, the discussion in the domestic press about the phenomenon of “chasing starry stars” and “chasing stars” has been quite lively. One of the “stars” is Hong Kong’s films, television and popular music. Why have these cultural products in Hong Kong produced such a broad radiation effect in Chinese communities around the world? The “cultural desert” will also change in the 1930s and the 1940s. Hong Kong is widely recognized as a “cultural desert.” At that time, there were only a handful of films produced locally in Hong Kong and no output was exported at all. People watch movies from the United States and mainland China;