I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye, a lecturer and host at Beijing Television, causes a stir during a live broadcast of a memorial service by reciting a poem called "People Of", which is actually a eulogy that insults Wang Shui Xin, a corrupt official. The poem sparks outrage and shock among the audience, and Wang Shui Xin is left speechless. The staff of Beijing Television are in chaos, trying to salvage the situation, but the damage is done. The poem goes viral on social media, with netizens praising Zhang Ye's bravery and condemning Wang Shui Xin's actions. Zhang Ye's fans rally around him, defending his actions and praising his latest work. The incident sparks a wave of outrage against Wang Shui Xin, with many calling for him to step down and face legal consequences. The poem, "People Of", is revealed to be a work by a contemporary poet, Zang Ke Jia, which contrasts two types of people, exposing those who trample on the people and revealing the poet's indignation. Zhang Ye's recitation of the poem is seen as a bold move, using literature to speak truth to power. His actions spark a national debate, with many praising his courage and creativity.

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