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Ouyang Nana responded for the first time by calling William Chan's father

In the entertainment industry, the interaction between celebrities is always full of unknowns and fun, and sometimes a small nickname can trigger widespread attention and discussion. No, Ouyang Nana's unique title in the show made her the center of the topic - she actually called William Chan "Dad" in full view. If you think about it, I am afraid that such a title is a proper noun that only belongs to elders in the traditional concept. So, what is Ouyang Nana's response this time?

Ouyang Nana explained that William Chan was a little older in the show and often took care of the people around him, so the nickname "Dad" came out so smoothly. She felt that it was just a game, a kind of friendly banter, and there was no need to go online. However, this explanation did not calm everyone's doubts, some people felt that such a title was too casual, and some people felt that Ouyang Nana's response was really incomprehensible.

Let's talk about Dad's embarrassment

However, apparently not everyone can accept such an explanation. In particular, when the title is not occasional, but frequently appears in public, it goes from an intimate nickname to a puzzle. Some netizens said that when they saw this scene, they couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed. After all, in the perception of ordinary people, the word father carries a much deeper meaning than a simple "big brother".

Things have come to this point, and William Chan seems to be aware of the misunderstandings that this title can bring. He suggested that Ouyang Nana could call him "brother" - a much more normal title than "dad". However, such an offer does not seem to have been fully adopted, and the voice of "Daddy" can still be heard occasionally in subsequent episodes, which makes people wonder if it is due to habit or something else?

Cultural differences in interpretation

The further development of this matter has attracted more voices, and some people have pointed out that perhaps in Ouyang Nana's cultural background, such a nickname does not carry too much burden, and may even be a humorous expression. However, this argument is not shared by everyone. Some believe that Ouyang Nana's interpretation is playing on the intelligence of the public, because such behavior is unlikely to be considered appropriate in any culture, and the use of such a title should be consensual.

The issue of substitution of parental positions

This explanation sparked another round of discussion. For many people, parents are irreplaceable, they give us life, support our growth, and our deepest dependence.

The casual use of such a title in public seems somewhat disrespectful to this sacred office. Netizens had a heated discussion in the comment area, some people thought it was a farce, some people thought it was due to cultural differences, and some people expressed their understanding of Ouyang Nana's position, thinking that it might just be a joke between young people.

Between embarrassment and explanation

There seems to be no end to the discussion on this matter. Everyone has their own opinion, and perhaps it's because of its complexity and multifaceted nature that it's so interesting. The comment area has become a lively stage, netizens express their opinions, and some people joke that William Chan may really take care of Ouyang Nana like a father in the show, which made her involuntarily call out. Some people said that such a title may not be uncommon in the entertainment industry, and it can even become a highlight of the show.

Controversial summary

In the end, Ouyang Nana's response not only failed to put an end to the matter, but instead sparked a wider discussion. This incident shows the complexity of relationships in the entertainment industry, as well as the high level of public concern about the words and deeds of celebrities. Whether it is the cultural differences in the entertainment industry or the moral standards of ordinary people, such incidents make us have to think: in public, how should we address each other, in order to maintain intimacy and respect?