It is not easy for Mao to worry about the judges' money in the first season of Tomorrow's Son. Do you think he is humorous?

I don't think Mao's difficulties can be described by humor. At best, it's just being honest with each other

Seeing Mao's difficult appearance, we can easily draw a conclusion that Mao should not be a humorous person because he looks humorous. Every time I see his face, I can't help but cock my mouth. If you use a fortune teller, this person is very kind and has a happy face. He is a man with good luck, but Mao is not easy to be such a man.

Of course, this does not mean that he has no strength. Mao's hard-won strength is obvious to all, and the clues can be seen from his songs. Although the lyrics he wrote are simple, they are catchy to read and can touch people's hearts. This is actually an art of language, which is more skillful than those flowery lyrics.

The public's appreciation level is really average, so those gorgeous lyrics are not suitable for the public, and Mao's lyrics are very popular, but people can feel the same. Some people may say that Mao's hard-won lyrics are like those of the Lower Liba people who admire Chun Xue, but what does it matter? It is precisely because people with beautiful chins are easy to understand that they can be remembered and understood by the public.

I think everyone should know Mao's hard-won honest and upright character, and he is also a very principled person. Through his performance as a judge in the third season of Tomorrow's Son, we can see that this man has his own ruler in his heart. He never listens to other people's advice when giving stars, but sticks to his own principles. When talking to others, he is basically straightforward and not very euphemistic, but it makes people feel like a spring breeze, which may have a lot to do with his temperament.

But I didn't feel any humor in what he said, because humor is not his innate temperament, but honesty and frankness.