Hello everyone, I'm Lao Ding.
After nearly five years of absence, on May 16, the second season of the TV series "Celebrating More Than Years" finally ushered in the broadcast. is different from the rave reviews of the first season, although the second season won the title of "drama king" as soon as it was launched, the audience's reactions to the latter can be said to be mixed, including "there are too many advertisements to jump", "there are 13 bugs in 5 episodes", "there are 13 bugs in 5 episodes", "Emperor Qing played by Chen Daoming actually revealed a pair of modern sneakers when running" and so on.
But no matter what, these viewers who can watch the second season of "Celebrating More Than Years", including Lao Ding, are quite lucky. A netizen who posted on Weibo at 7:22 p.m. on January 7, 2020 said that he most hoped for a sequel to "Celebrating More Than Years", but now he can no longer see the broadcast of this second season.
This netizen is the former ophthalmologist of Wuhan Central Hospital, Dr. Li Wenliang. According to media reports, the day after the above-mentioned Weibo post was posted, Dr. Li Wenliang was infected while receiving a consultation; Almost exactly a month later, in the early morning of February 7, Dr. Li Wenliang passed away.
In the past two days, countless netizens have poured into Dr. Li Wenliang's former Weibo, leaving messages to tell him that the second season of "Celebrating More Than Years" has been broadcast. Some netizens "spoiled" him, "Fan Xian faked his death", "Wang Qinian also has a daughter named Wang Ba"; Some netizens "reminded" him to "remember to follow dramas in heaven"; Some netizens said, "Dr. Li, are you disappointed in celebrating more than 2 years?" "It's out, but I guess you also think it's a dog's tail mink......
Looking at the messages of netizens, the sincere emotions contained in the simplicity made Lao Ding have mixed feelings and was inexplicably moved. The poet Kitajima once said, "In the era when there are no heroes, I just want to be a person", for Dr. Lee, really, thank you for coming, everyone will always remember you and miss you!