In the drama series "Burning Years," it was only by reaching the end that I realized how deeply Biaozi's character resonated with me. Of course, characters like Leizi and Huazhi were significant too, but it was Biaozi who truly touched me. Here are several reasons why:

1. Loyalty: Throughout his life, Biaozi demonstrated unwavering loyalty. Every time he got into a fight, it was rarely for his own sake. Instead, he fought to protect his brothers or seek revenge on their behalf. His loyalty knew no bounds, except for one instance when he fought for himself and his family.

2. Fearlessness: Biaozi never feared anyone stronger or more powerful than himself. Even as a child, he stood his ground against bullies and gangsters, showing remarkable courage. Even in prison, he remained fearless, using his strength to make a statement.

3. Integrity: Biaozi always walked a righteous path. After saving Huahudie, when Zhonger offered them a bundle of money, Zhang Peng immediately reached out to take it. However, Biaozi questioned Zhonger's motives, showing that he had principles and was not interested in money that came at the cost of their integrity. Similarly, when Zhang Peng and others planned to engage in unethical activities, Biaozi and Huazhi refused to participate. Biaozi's character reflected a strong sense of morality.

4. Devotion: Even after achieving success and becoming a leader with significant wealth, Biaozi remained faithful to his beloved Hongmei. He never indulged in promiscuity like other gangsters. He continued to wear the ring and secretly cared for her, even shedding tears as he watched the woman he loved leave. His devotion was truly captivating.

5. Sincerity: Biaozi's sincerity was his ultimate weapon. In the later stages, he earned the unwavering loyalty of his followers, including Huang Si Er, who took the blame for him, and Di Chu Liu, who knew the risks involved. Biaozi's genuine concern for his followers, his commitment to their growth and well-being, and his ability to provide them with a sense of family earned him their devoted loyalty. He was different from those who used their subordinates for personal gain. Biaozi's charisma and leadership qualities were truly remarkable.

6. Responsibility: While the younger Biaozi was impulsive and reckless, the grown-up version of him showed great responsibility and intellect. The final episode broke through my emotional defenses, and I watched it in tears. I cried for Leizi and An Feiya, but Biaozi's sacrifice to avenge Leizi's death, portrayed in that powerful scene, revealed the depth of his anguish.

In conclusion, Biaozi has truly captured my heart, especially when he smokes and exudes a mysterious charm. Han Dong Jun's portrayal of this character has made me a fan. His acting skills are exceptional, and his handsome appearance, combined with a magnetic voice, adds to his appeal.