Why was Liang Yifeng hacked, and is Liang Yifeng doing well now

The original recitation comes with a ghost animal.

A Hong Kong secondary school student with superb recitation skills.

One. Hehe. A student with a lot of expression.

Judging from the experience of Liang Yifeng on the Internet, Liang Yifeng should be doing well now. Liang Yifeng himself is a relatively good person, but because of a period of **, people used to "entertain" like this, I have to say that many people's happiness is really based on the pain of others, but fortunately, Liang Yifeng himself was not discouraged by this, but more actively faced life, and worked harder to become a better self.

Speaking of Liang Yifeng, many people may say "I don't know", but most people have definitely seen Liang Yifeng's **, Liang Yifeng is the poetry recitation boy who appears in the ghost animal ** all year round. In 2010, the teenage Liang Yifeng participated in the school's poetry recitation competition, and affectionately recited the ancient poem Meng Haoran's "Su Ye Shi Shanfang Treats Ding Da Bu" and Yan Jidao's "Nanxiangzi New Moon and Eyebrows", that ** quickly became popular after it was transmitted to the Internet, netizens ridiculed Liang Yifeng's performance was too exaggerated, and many people said that Liang Yifeng was a "greasy" person with just a few screenshots, but anyone who has seen the complete ** knows it, Liang Yifeng's performance at that time was just too devoted, and it was definitely not the "grandstanding" that people said in the air.

After Liang Yifeng's ** became popular on the Internet, many people began to make ghost animals for Liang Yifeng**, even if there are still many ghost animals about Liang Yifeng on bilibili now**, and many people go to ** every day**. However, under the happy spoofs of netizens, Liang Yifeng suffered a lot of pain, because no matter who this happened, it was unacceptable.

According to previous reports, Liang Yifeng has now entered Hong Kong Baptist University, and some time ago he also won the title of outstanding debater in the debate competition held by the school.

Liang Yifeng quickly became popular on the Internet with his rich emotions and exaggerated expressions at the 61st Hong Kong School Recitation Festival in 2010, and became a student Internet celebrity at that time.

Liang Yifeng is now studying at Hong Kong Baptist University, and some time ago he also won the title of outstanding debater in the debate competition held by the school.

He is living well now, has his own life, and is not disturbed by the entertainment industry.

After winning the championship of the Hong Kong School** and Recitation Association competitions, Yifeng S3 has performed on Radio Television Hong Kong, and the clip has been broadcast on YouTube with more than one million views, and his Facebook version has nearly 10,000 likes. Yifeng, who is now in his first year in the Faculty of Liberal Arts, decided to come forward after being bullied for more than two weeks because a netizen pretended to be him, saying, "Where there are Chinese, you know Liang." Yifeng frowned

It seems that I am arrogant." Yifeng was born quiet, and his mother suspected that he had autism when he was silent, but fortunately he was encouraged by his teacher and gradually entered the group of children, so he decided to become a teacher in the future. When he was in primary school, he plucked up the courage to participate in recitation activities, and since then he has fallen in love with poetry and songs, and has loved to turn over books and have the feelings of literati.

He has participated in the academic Chinese recitation competition since the second time and has won 9 third-class awards so far, but unexpectedly, the clip he was invited to perform many years ago was suddenly turned out by netizens and trampled on fiercely. Yi Feng said that at the beginning, he did not know how the situation would develop, and "a little troubled and stressed" went into hiding several times, copying the poem of the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Changling, "A piece of ice in the jade pot" to encourage himself. He said:

The ice jade is pure and unpolluted, and that heart will never waver." A few days later, he decided not to read the comments of netizens, "I can't control it, and I won't mind." On the street, when citizens recognize him, they usually look at him a few times and then whisper to their friends, but he doesn't care, "It's not surprising that people look at you, and they hope that you are not guilty."

He said that netizens who rationally criticize his recitation skills should be welcomed even more, "I have no right or attainment to say that I (the interpretation) is absolutely correct, I am taught by the same teacher from Form 2 to Form 6, and I can only look at it from one angle, but now there are multiple angles, and I can learn more." The middle school teacher was also caught in the whirlpool, with netizens accusing him of asking students to teach students how to recite and chasing awards, but not analyzing the content of the poem. Yifeng said for the teacher, "I don't feel wronged", said

He is a very good teacher, he doesn't pay attention to awards, he will explain the meaning of the article to me every time, and I will look for information myself. What kind of voice and emotion to use to interpret is something we discussed together, but this is art, not a formula, and there is no standard answer. After the cyberbullying incident, almost all the teachers of Yifeng's alma mater, Tuen Mun Catholic Secondary School, wrote a card to express condolences and encouragement to him, and the new acquaintance and old rain, friends who have not been in touch for many years, and brothers and sisters who have never met him, all cared for him through **and social**, and nearly 200 blessings poured in.

In January 2010, Liang Yifeng participated in the 61st Hong Kong School Recitation Festival in 2010 when he was in his third year of junior high school, and the video was uploaded to YouTube, because of his exaggerated expressions and unique recitation skills, it quickly became popular on the Internet and was spoofed by netizens.