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Chen He's live stream began like any other, showcasing his gaming skills and making everyone laugh with his joyful demeanor. However, things took a drastic turn when he encountered tougher challenges in the game, leading to moments of frustration and disappointment that were captured on camera.

The change in Chen He's expression from happiness to pain was not lost on netizens, who couldn't help but comment on the stark contrast. @LiuXiangYouDi on Weibo expressed a mix of envy and amusement towards both Chen He and fellow gamer Li Lingling, saying, "Hahaha, watching Chen He play games is really a pleasure. His delighted expression looks so cute but never expected to wear the pain mask later on."

Other netizens such as @ZengXiaoxian took the opportunity to comment on the leniency towards male stars in the entertainment industry, with one user joking about actor Xu Zhenian and their preference for fruit salad videos. The lighthearted comments show a playful side of the Chinese online community, where entertaining moments like these are often celebrated.

The incident led to debates about Chen He's current status within the industry, with many wondering if he has been out of the spotlight lately due to lack of projects or if it is simply due to his focus on gaming and live streaming. His recent popularity was largely based on two shows, "Love Apartment" and "Running Man," which have had less news about them recently.

As for Chen He himself, Ye Wanyan's Weibo video captured the gamer's emotional rollercoaster during the live stream, as he went from hope to despair and back again, reflecting a common experience many gamers can relate to. His reactions were also met with laughter from netizens such as @ClearAprilMoon, who joked about thinking something serious was happening only to find out it was merely a gaming mishap.

Despite the fun-filled comments from the Weibo community, some users couldn't help but share their own experiences of game breakdowns and frustration. The phenomenon of live streaming viewers finding humor in these moments is not new, with @EmptyMessage and other netizens pointing out that it's a common trend in online gaming culture.

The incident showcases the unique dynamic between Chinese social media users and their favorite celebrities, where lighthearted moments can be turned into humorous commentary and shared with a wider audience. It also adds to the growing popularity of live streaming and gaming as a mainstream form of entertainment in China, with fans like Chen He becoming household names in the process.