I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Pandemonium erupted in the auditorium as Zhang Ye gave an unconventional speech, opposing Professor Yan's lecture. Wu Ze Qing defended Zhang Ye, stating that the purpose of closing remarks is to summarize the discussion. Zhang Ye used Liang Qi Chao's "The Young China" as the basis for his speech, which was seen as "dangerous" but undeterred him. He argued that older people often think about the past, while young people think about the future, and that only hope can lead to progress. The audience was stunned, with many outraged by Zhang Ye's words, which they saw as an insult to older people. However, Professor Zeng praised Zhang Ye's speech, saying it was not crazy or scolding, but rather a call to action for young people. Zhang Ye concluded by stating that the old, worn-out China will soon say goodbye, while young people are the new ones who are just starting to make their mark.

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