Rong fans

Not a Rong fan, but even more so than one. When I go to karaoke with my good friend, she always picks 'Monica'. The music video is so cringeworthy, with several girls in wire hair, tight pants, breakdancing, and gyrating waists, all under layers of heavy makeup—it's like a car crash scene. But strangely, even by today's standards, why does it still seem so fashionable? A few days ago, I revisited 'Unarmed Tonight'. Despite the deteriorated video quality and the presence of big names like Ni Kuang, Wong Jim, and Chua Lam, why do his eyes seem to sparkle with a light that transcends time and space, shining directly into my heart? I remember watching a recording of his concert once, where Zhang Mama was sitting in the audience. He was in a good mood, got chatty, and directly asked Zhang Mama: 'Mom, were you and dad really high that day? Otherwise, how could you have given birth to someone as handsome as me?' The audience burst into laughter, Zhang Mama was visibly embarrassed, and his face was full of a radiant smile. In 'Farewell My Concubine', the scenes in the small tower are beautiful, the Chrysanthemum Fairy's scenes are beautiful, and Yuan Siye's scenes are beautiful, but the most beautiful scenes are his. The scene where the Empress is drunk, the look of someone overwhelmed by alcohol, the trembling hand when throwing away the wine cup, all make me feel that 'Without madness, there is no survival' and 'The play is bigger than the sky' are convincing through his interpretation.