I believe that there are many people who like to watch the "Phoenix Satellite TV" "laughter and word by word" program.
Last night, Wei Chi Linjia from Hong Kong's Phoenix Satellite TV remembered in the eastern suburbs of Chengdu, with the theme of "Chengdu in the Sky", and performed a talk show performance, which was very well received.
As a well-known host of Phoenix Satellite TV, his talent and many achievements should be familiar to friends in Sichuan. In 2004, Wei Chi participated in three sets of central programs "Challenge host", won the annual championship in one fell swoop, and signed a contract with Phoenix Satellite TV in 2006. In 2011, Wei Chi Linjia served as the host of "Pouring Broadway" and won the best talk show host in the 2011 China TELEVISION List, and in 2014, "Pouring Broadway" was renamed "Laughing and Talking", and the ratings remained high, which was closely related to Wei Chi's hosting.
In order to record the show in Chengdu, he traveled from Hong Kong to Beijing for a 14-day quarantine and then to Chengdu to perform the show. Tossing and turning, "enjoying" isolation and loneliness, tirelessly working hard, let the audience at the scene very moved.
Speaking of Chengdu, Wei Chi was full of passion and gushed endlessly.
From the past history of Chengdu to today's prosperity. He specifically mentioned the tolerance of Chengdu people, food culture, Sichuan dialect, humid climate and other unique cultures, what they look like in his memory.
As far as the memories of the eastern suburbs of Chengdu are concerned, he talks eloquently. The former Chengdu East District Music Park, a multicultural park integrating music, art, drama, photography and other cultural forms, an industrial site theme tourism site, an art and cultural exhibition and performance site, a literary and artistic creation exchange place, and a cultural and creative industry highland in Chengdu.
Eastern Suburbs Memory is located in the second ring road of Chengdu City, covering an area of only 205 acres and a construction area of about 190,000 square meters.
He interacted with the audience, the origin of the memories of the eastern suburbs. The new modern cultural industry park reconstructed on the site of the former state-owned Red Light Electron Tube Factory was officially opened on September 29, 2011, and on November 1, 2012, Chengdu East District Music Park was upgraded and renamed As eastern suburb memory. Known as the "West End of London in China", it is a national music industry base, a national 4A-level tourist attraction, a demonstration park for the integration of science and technology and culture, and a national industrial heritage tourism base.
From the beginning of mobile communications to the rapid development of 5G. The birth of the first black-and-white picture tube, the development of high-tech in Chengdu, especially the coverage of 5G networks, the research and development and application of 5G technology, are all outlined in the program.
Chengdu's bus lines and station names are all interesting in his jokes.
From my first time to Chengdu to meet netizens to today to do a show in Chengdu. The first time I came to Chengdu, Wei Chi swam for a week and left a good memory. At that time, the small netizens regretted the interruption due to the inconvenience of communication methods. He deliberately displayed his correspondence email on the screen, hoping that she would see the show and invited her to Hong Kong for a month. Caused by true feelings, overflowing with words.
The whole show is divided into two halves. The understanding of all aspects of Chengdu, such as several family treasures, side quotations, and witty remarks, won the continuous applause of the audience.
It is particularly worth mentioning that several local stand-up comedians in Chengdu took the stage to perform, and each one performed extraordinaryly, winning a round of applause.
I like Wei Chi's "Laughter By Word" program and often watch it on TV. I had the privilege of watching the live-action version live, which was the first time.
Express my mood in two words: Bashi!