I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Professor Yan received praise from colleagues for his speech at the auditorium, with many believing his traditional and orthodox approach to literary education was superior to Zhang Ye's. However, Zhang Ye overheard their whispers and remained silent, feeling that literature couldn't completely ignore popularity. The event featured various performances, including a high school student's stand-up comedy routine, which sparked a discussion about Zhang Ye's creation of the program format. Meanwhile, the principal's absence led to Tai Yi giving an impromptu closing speech, which received applause from the audience. Tai Yi's speech highlighted the students' creativity and talent, thanking teachers and staff for their hard work and dedication. The program came to a close with applause, but the officials were left scrambling to find a draft of the closing remarks, which the principal had written personally. The staff member explained that the principal's handwritten draft was at the hospital, and it would take too long to retrieve it. The deputy principal suggested giving an old speech, but was hesitant due to the risk of being exposed as insincere. The school leaders emphasized the importance of the closing remarks, which had significant political implications, and someone had to take responsibility for delivering them.

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