I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Zhang Ye received a surprise phone call from Hu Fei, a famous TV show producer. Hu Fei was leaving CCTV and joining Beijing TV Station, and he wanted Zhang Ye to join him as a host or regular guest on his new show. Zhang Ye was hesitant at first, but Hu Fei's enthusiasm and praise for his work convinced him to accept the offer. However, Hu Fei had a condition: Zhang Ye had to win the Silver Microphone Award to prove his worth. Zhang Ye was determined to get the award, knowing that it was his ticket to success in the television industry. Hu Fei had discovered Zhang Ye's work through Weibo, where Zhang Ye had gained a following with his poetry and writing. Hu Fei was particularly impressed by Zhang Ye's ancient poem "Shui Diao Ge Tou," which had given him goosebumps. He wanted Zhang Ye to join him on his new show, which would be a knowledge and culture program, and he believed that Zhang Ye's unique talent would be a great asset. Zhang Ye was excited about the opportunity, but he also felt the pressure of having to win the Silver Microphone Award. He knew that it wouldn't be easy, but he was determined to succeed. With Hu Fei's guidance and support, Zhang Ye was ready to take on the challenge and make a name for himself in the television industry.

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