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Immediately commented | why this wave of New Year's greetings across the strait can brush the screen

On January 25, Weibo netizen "Runze Silent" posted a video of Mr. Fang Hanqi greeting Mr. Li Zhan, in which the 96-year-old Fang Hanqi said "look forward to tea". Four days later, the 98-year-old Li Zhanhui returned to the "centennial gathering", and the two elderly people counted the 70 years of friendship.

Unexpectedly, this good story went out of the circle and was on the Internet hot search, which also triggered many netizens to discuss. Some netizens said that this is a "dialogue between the elderly of the century", and some netizens have the feeling and write a poem "The strait is difficult to separate the wild geese, and the years do not change people's hearts.". "Touched" and "saluted", which is a high-frequency word in the comment area.

Mr. Fang Hanqi and Mr. Li Zhan are the media titans on both sides of the strait. Mr. Fang Lao is a professor at the School of Journalism of Chinese Min University, founded the Chinese Journalism History Society, and is one of the founders of the study of Chinese journalism history after the founding of New China. It is impossible for a student who reads the news to bypass Mr. Fang, because the textbook he writes is "required to read and must be tested".

Mr. Li Zhanlao is a journalism giant in Taiwan, and his writings are equal. After the reform and opening up, he came to the mainland many times, and also set up scholarships and donations in his hometown of Shandong University, Weifang Institute of Science and Technology, and Jinan Changqing No. 1 Middle School to help students in his hometown to study and study.

What is even more touching is that the two masters have jointly experienced the anti-Japanese salvation, reform and opening up, and witnessed the changes of time and the vicissitudes of the years on both sides of the strait. This is both the intersection of legendary lives and the friendship of compatriots through history.

It is time for the New Year to celebrate the New Year, which is a traditional Chinese custom and the most familiar habit of Chinese people around the world. Like the two masters, we have all been smiling brightly and sending sincere blessings to each other for the past few days. After reading the weight of this greeting, I also understood the "Chinese emotion".

I am here, you are over there, the friendship and greeting of the two old gentlemen, is also a melodious "nostalgia". When the New Year's breeze blows softly, a voice is calling for the return of the wanderer; the wind of the hometown, the clouds of the hometown, will soothe our wandering and tiredness.

This is the reason why the two masters can go out of the circle and brush the screen for a brief exchange of blessings: this is the elegance of cultural cultivation, the calmness accumulated over the years, the deep affection of blood and the same frequency resonance formed by countless netizens.

There is also a detail in the video that is also worth playing. Fang Lao's sentence "Phase to tea", some netizens did not understand at first: why is tea a blessing?

It turned out that "what is more than rice, phase to tea" is a couplet written by Mr. Feng Youlan to his friend Of the same age Mr. Jin Yuelin when he was 88 years old. According to the ancient Chinese method of word breaking: the word "rice" is eighty-eight; the cursive word for "tea" is twenty, the middle one is eight, and the "wood" at the bottom is eighty, and the sum is one hundred and eight. Eighty-eight and one hundred and eight, both are of advanced age.

Therefore, Elder Fang's meaning is to bless both of them with a long life, not just a hundred years old. Elder Li's response to the "centennial gathering" expressed a good wish and hope.

Many netizens, after knowing the profound cultural heritage in the allusions, have issued heartfelt praise: a short blessing in the original Chinese language can also contain so much deep meaning, and it can also leave a long charm like a word puzzle.

This is the cultural code that belongs to Chinese. Whether they are on both sides of the strait or in any corner of the world, there will never be any estrangement in exchanges between the sons and daughters of China. The charm and tacit understanding from the square words can go directly to each other's hearts, and the sonorous monosyllabic expression of the tone keeps us in one frequency forever.

Perhaps this is also a reminder given to us by a blessing during the Spring Festival: the Spring Festival is a reunion festival, but also a cultural festival. Many netizens joked: New Year's Day, this year, don't just send some copy-pasted blessing messages, can you also be a "treasure youth" and dig some treasures from the treasure house of traditional culture?

This may also be one of the revelations that the master's video can be out of the circle. It allows us to see the quaint and exquisite side of the Red Fire Spring Festival. This is actually one of the original faces of the Spring Festival. Thousands of years of Chinese history have left a vast sea of documentary records and a variety of cultural customs, which are worth our careful tasting and heartfelt feelings.

Also in these two days, Kunqu opera actor Yu Jiulin and Taiwanese writer Bai Xianyong greeted each other for the New Year, and Ye Jiaying's video of sending New Year greetings to friends around the world also went viral on the Internet. These cultures are told in front of the camera, with a warming power.

Through Mr. Ye Jiaying's narration, countless readers have entered the "Grand View Garden" of ancient poetry. Through her narration, those deep and mysterious verses became popular and vivid. The youth version of "Peony Pavilion" also makes the "Peony Pavilion" that was "recited from family to household and reduced the price of "West Wing" several times" revitalized among contemporary young people. No wonder some media have reported that "the youth version of "Peony Pavilion" has reduced the age of the audience of Kunqu opera by 30 years."

Their blessings activate the cultural genes of all Chinese. At this moment of the Spring Festival, through their blessings, we once again confirm our identity and return to our "cultural origin": we are Chinese, writing the same Chinese characters, reading Du Fu and Li Bai, listening to "Peony Pavilion" and "Hall of Eternal Life", and living the Spring Festival of thousands of years.

Through them, we also feel the power of Chinese culture again: it is the cultural inheritance of thousands of years that has shaped us today, so that today's people, no matter where they are, look forward to reuniting at the Spring Festival, blessing each other, and passing on their wishes.

Therefore, when forwarding and liking for the master, every netizen feels that the DNA in their blood, where we come from, where the roots are!

The master blessed the elegant and exquisite cultural context in the video, which also added a bit of stability and calmness to our joy and excitement during the Spring Festival. The same culture feeds us, the same foundation nourishes us, and therefore, in this beautiful festival of family reunion, no matter where the sons and daughters of China are, their hearts are closely linked. Hometown, always waiting, waiting for every wanderer in the distance.

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