Showbiz: The Retired Director Cried at the Song 'Sailor'

Ye Lan transmigrated to a parallel world, became the go-to music arranger for China Central Television, and bound himself to the "Music That Touches the Soul" System.

He was also a singer.

When General Zhang, the beloved head of the military bureau, retired, the military academy held a graduation ceremony.

Ye Lan performed an adapted version of "Sailor," singing with deep emotion: "He said, 'In the storm, what's a little pain? Wipe away your tears, don't be afraid. At least we still have our dreams!'"

The head of the bureau and the naval graduates were moved to tears.

In the classic poetry program, during a special episode on Li Bai,

Ye Lan faced Elder Yu, who had spent his life studying Tang poetry and Song lyrics.

He adapted Li Bai's famous poem "Bring in the Wine" and sang with soaring spirit: "The sages of old are all forgotten, but drinkers alone leave their names behind!"

Elder Yu sighed in awe: "From his lips flows half the splendor of the High Tang!"

Then, on Martyrs' Memorial Day, Ye Lan performed an adapted version of "A Misplaced Time and Space," leaving everyone in tears.

"I wish they could see this flourishing age too!"

At an international summit, Ye Lan's performance of "Glory Days" brought the South African president to tears...

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