Hey, friends! Today, I want to talk to you about the exciting TV drama "The Forerunner." Let me tell you, it's a big production in China's prime-time television slot, just like how we eagerly await the Spring Festival Gala every year. This drama has also been specially created to commemorate the 130th anniversary of Chairman Mao's birth, making it truly significant.

First of all, let's talk about Wang Ren Jun, who bears some resemblance to Chairman Mao. The seriousness and depth that emanate from his facial expressions seem to say, "Child, the country relies on you!" However, in "The Forerunner," he does have a minor issue—he speaks as fast as a high-speed train.

But don't worry, our ears are sharp! Let's return to our enthusiasm for historical dramas—who doesn't love watching dramas that unveil historical mysteries? For us, who are deeply immersed in exploring the truths of the past, "The Forerunner" is truly appetizing! Each scene tells a story, and each story carries a legend.

That's all for today's share. I hope that the emotional resonance built on our shared cultural identity can bring us closer together. Don't forget, "The Forerunner" is worth savoring for you, me, and everyone else.