I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye, a newly appointed teacher, is about to give his first lesson at Peking University. He prepares himself, wearing a simple outfit, and has his parents' blessings. He values the phrase "listening with great interest" and believes that education and entertainment are inseparable. He is ready to test this idea in his first class. As he arrives at the university, he is met with strange glances from the teachers and professors, who are skeptical about his ability to teach. However, when he enters the classroom, he is surprised to find it packed with over 200 students, and even more people gathered outside the windows and in the corridors. The scene is chaotic, with reporters and cameramen trying to get a statement from Zhang Ye. The department head and secretary try to restore order, but the crowd only grows larger. The school administrators and security personnel are stunned by the number of people attending the class, which has become a national sensation. Despite the chaos, Zhang Ye stands calmly at the front of the classroom, looking out at the sea of people before him. The university authorities are at a loss, and the lesson is on the verge of being disrupted. However, Zhang Ye's influence among young people has been underestimated, and it seems that he has a certain appeal that is drawing in large crowds.

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