Ma Boyong's debut in "Little Celebrity of Chinese Studies", Kou Naixin believes that he is not as good as a 13-year-old prodigy

Li Shan, Li Bo and Ma Boyong, judges of "Little Celebrity of Chinese Studies"

, will soon be launched on Shandong Satellite TV at 21:20 pm on Thursday night. As the launch approaches, the program's heavyweight guests and outstanding lineup of players have become the focus of attention of the audience. In terms of guests, Mr. Li Shan, a professor at the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University, and Mr. Li Bo, a professor at Nanjing Normal University and an expert on Ming history, have "attracted countless fans" after the press conference. The famous writer and winner of the People's Literature Award, who is about to make his TV debut, Mr. Ma Boyong,"attracted countless audiences to watch." In terms of players, judging from the information recently exposed on the program's Weibo account, the first-star players can be said to have unique skills and have a lot to watch. In the first episode of the program to be broadcast soon, another 13-year-old "prodigy of Chinese studies" was born. Even Kou Naixin, the author of the title, was impressed by him and shouted,"I am sorry."

Ma Boyong's TV debut said: Contemporary celebrities need to be knowledgeable and knowledgeable about

how to explain the vast knowledge of Chinese studies vividly and interestingly. However, this should not be difficult for Ma Boyong, a post-80s writer who is quite popular on the Internet. This Weibo big V's consistent writing style is famous for its whimsy but harmonious, but not serious, and harmonious but not slippery. Works such as "Wind Rises in Longxi","Wind and Rain","Fu to the Goddess of Luo", and "Antiques Bureau Zhongju" have also truly written history to be "beautiful", and the daily expression of "paragraph and hand" has also given him a fan base. Ma Boyong, who usually writes books and talks about history and rarely appears, presented his first TV show in "Little Celebrity of Chinese Studies", which delighted many book fans and audiences: "Finally willing to show up! I have been looking forward to Lao Ma for a long time!" "If he is here, this program will be very interesting!"

However, for Ma Boyong, the so-called "young celebrities of Chinese studies" not only need to be familiar with Chinese studies, but also need to be a good "celebrity". So what are contemporary "celebrities"? Ma Boyong put forward the requirement of "being knowledgeable and polite, and being wise and knowledgeable" at the show. He said: "Nowadays, children can be regarded as celebrities of the day if they can be knowledgeable and polite and knowledgeable."

Two other guests, Li Shan, a professor at the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University, and Li Bo, a professor at the School of Liberal Arts of Nanjing Normal University, also raised good expectations for the "little celebrities":"May everyone grow up together and ride the wind together to break through the waves!" With the professional knowledge of the guests, Shandong Satellite TV's "Little Celebrity of Chinese Studies" on Thursday night, August 17, at 21:20, will surely illuminate the future!

Kou Naixin and Ye Fei

, the 13-year-old "Chinese prodigy", have a poetry reserve of 2000. Kou Naixin shouted: Shame on you!

In addition to the high-profile guests, the young celebrities of Chinese studies on the scene were well-deserved protagonists. In the first episode of the program to be broadcast soon, Kou Naixin, the talented woman who was a "prodigy of Chinese studies", was deeply impressed.

In the second round of "Pick One in a Hundred" session, Ye Fei from Anqing No. 2 Middle School stood out. This double-eyed boy is only 13 years old this year, but he already has more than 2000 poems in reserve. After accepting the on-site questions, he recited the "Preface to King Teng Pavilion" fluently and received applause from the guests and players. However, when Kou Naixin praised him as "amazing", Ye Fei humbly stated that his poetry reserve was not very large."Since he was two years old, I should be able to recite more than 2000 poems." Kou Naixin, who was speaking to the side, bluntly said: "So that I could be ashamed when I was thirteen!"

"A strong man has a three-foot sword on his waist, and a man has five carriages of books in his belly." What kind of wonderful performance will Ye Fei, who made such bold words during the battle, bring on the program? On Thursday evening, August 17, at 21:20, Shandong Satellite TV's "Little Celebrity of Chinese Studies" will let us wait and see.