China News Service, August 4 (Kang Yuzhan Adila) He is a professor and the UP host (anchor) of station B.
"How to define a good job? Looking at money in the short-term, and growing in the long-term?" "Young people lie flat: I just don't want to be a donkey" "I chose the wrong major and missed my life? What pits should I avoid when filling up a volunteer?" ... his In the station B channel, many topics are presented in a humorous way to "solve problems" for young people.
In less than a year, he has gained nearly 370,000 fans and has become a veritable UP master. He is Professor Liang Yongan of the Chinese Department of Fudan University.
Liang Yongan, professor of the Chinese Department of Fudan University.
Photo by Kang Yuzhan
Liang Yongan is a "post-50". In 1978, he was admitted to Fudan University's Chinese Department to study literature. Since 1984, he has taught at Fudan University.
Mainly engaged in the study of Chinese modern and contemporary literature, comparative literature and comparative culture.
The "From Novels to Movies" classes he offered in the Chinese Department of Fudan University were extremely shocking, and there were no seats available when he arrived half an hour earlier.
On August 4, Liang Yongan said in an interview with a reporter from Chinanews.com that his "touching the net" was accidental, but his "touching the net" made him feel more deeply the thoughts and plight of contemporary young people.
He very much hopes that through his own experience, young people can change their way of thinking and make their lives better. "Mainly after the epidemic, I feel that people of different attributes need to talk to each other. I work in a university, and then some All these things in the university are conveyed to everyone, and we have achieved such a consensus in a kind of mutual communication."
Screenshot of Liang Yongan B station video.
Photo courtesy of the interviewee.
"Being grounded" and "following the trend" is the reporter's first impression of opening Liang Yongan's B station channel.
"Why do I say that'post-90s' and'post-00s' are the most unsuitable generations to get married in history?" This video involving the topic of "marriage urging" has aroused widespread resonance among netizens, with 4.08 million views and over 25,000 comments. strip.
In the video, Liang Yongan said earnestly, "Marriage can be urged, but love cannot be urged." "Without the hard work of the previous generation, how can the next generation have such a relaxed and free life". He hopes that both parents and children can interact with each other. Be considerate and be honest with each other.
Liang Yongan believes that there is no contradiction between the belief in being single and finding a suitable partner. "I especially think that the younger you are, the more you must be confident in being single. At this time, the easier it is for you to find your partner. Because if you are determined to be single, There will be a direction. You have to build your own life. The better you build, the more you can find a response, appreciate each other, and discover the other half of each other."
Screenshot of Liang Yongan's B station channel.
Photo courtesy of the interviewee.
Liang Yongan revealed that part of the source of his video topics is systematic recommendations, and the other part is his usual cultural research, literary research and "what he sees and hears" around him.
Some netizens questioned that the views in the video are too idealistic. Liang Yongan believes that ideals are to open up people’s minds, to be able to see various ways of living, and then to choose one that suits them and is valuable to society. It is a real ideal.
Although he is over sixty years old, Liang Yongan, who is currently in retirement and reemployment, still insists on updating the video every week. He believes that young people nowadays are very hopeful and need some promotion.
"It is impossible for a person's lifestyle to change 180 degrees at a time. It is a daily task to rotate at 0.5 degrees and 1 degrees. It requires a long flow of water, so I must stick to it," said Liang Yongan.
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