On this side of the screen, I want to share with you a story on the silver screen, about an actor and the character he portrays, about our shared memories and hopes for the future. His name is Wang Ren Jun, hailing from mainland China. He is a talented actor of ideal height and weight, a graduate of a renowned institution, and has been honing his acting skills since his debut in 2008.

However, when I first watched "The Forerunner," I was filled with confusion. This character before me, with a appearance slightly different from my impression of young Chairman Mao, could he truly convince me? My uncertainty was a common confusion faced by many viewers. Gradually, my understanding was updated when I searched on Douyin Encyclopedia, and I discovered that Wang Ren Jun was not a newcomer to the scene – he was already a seasoned actor who had portrayed numerous characters that deeply resonated with the audience.

From "The Great Qin Empire" to "Blood Fight in the Sky," each role he played was infused with his boundless passion and dedication to the art. With the upcoming and highly anticipated "The Forerunner," I carry an immense sense of excitement and respect. May it, like our predecessors who diligently wove history, commemorate the 130th anniversary of Chairman Mao's birth with exquisite artistic form and once again depict the indomitable and forward-looking collective memory of the Chinese people.

Let us eagerly anticipate that "The Forerunner" will shine like a star in the river of history, reflecting the spirit of resilience and unwavering determination of the Chinese nation, a symbol of self-improvement and never giving up!