Li Jian said: "I don't have WeChat, and I never use a smartphone." . Sa Beining thought this sentence was familiar. Not only Sa Beining didn't believe it, but also the national audience probably didn't believe it.
20 13, in Sa Beining's "Let's Talk" program, Li Jian said that he didn't need a smart phone and he didn't have WeChat. Even Sa Beining can only contact him by phone and text message. In this year's classic chant, this scene is staged again.
When Li Jian finished singing "A Gentleman's Journey" in the program, Sa Beining chatted with him, because the song was a "propositional composition" and used Tsinghua's school motto, "A gentleman strives for self-improvement, the terrain is rich, and a gentleman carries things with virtue." Sa Beining wondered whether Li Jian had consulted these alumni.
Who wants Li Jian to say directly: "Sorry, I don't have WeChat, and I don't need a smart phone yet." Sa Beining stayed. It was useless seven years ago, but it is still useless now. At this time, Sa Beining also asked the audience what they wanted to know. Without a smart phone, what about the health password?
Li Jian said tactfully: I got a tablet computer! Sa Beining couldn't smile, but also ridiculed that this is the most expensive health code, at least it is big. Finally, Sa Beining also expressed his opinion: Li Jian is a real gentleman who constantly strives for self-improvement.
I still remember that during 20 18 China's good voice, even the post-60s tutor Harlem couldn't help but spit out Li Jian's mobile phone, and the buttons were almost invisible. Li Jian also said in the program that he had never played a game except Tetris.
Li Jian said: I like reading, exercising and composing music very much. Doing such a thing every day will make me feel rich, and music is my blessing.
Because of this, in such an impetuous world, whenever we hear Li Jian's music, we will always be calm and live in peace. His singing sounds like nature, removing impetuousness and soothing scars.
Quiet, indifferent to fame and fortune, a gentleman constantly strives for self-improvement, as it should be.