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Tian Xuning’s Charismatic Duet with Veteran Host Yang Di Ignites Massive Weibo Trend

The duet between rising Chinese entertainer Tian Xuning and veteran host Yang Di on the upbeat ballad “I Miss You” has become one of the most talked‑about moments of the latest episode of the variety show *Hi6*. Within hours of the broadcast, the hashtag #田栩宁杨迪合唱imissyou trended on Weibo, the country’s equivalent of Twitter, as fans and casual viewers alike posted screenshots, video clips and commentary on the pair’s on‑stage chemistry.

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Chinese Netizens Turn WeChat Into a DIY Habit‑Tracking Powerhouse】

The phrase “用微信记录自律太好用了,” which roughly translates as “Using WeChat to track self‑discipline is super useful,” has been lighting up Chinese social media feeds for weeks. While there is no single celebrity or corporate campaign behind the buzz, the hashtag has become a rallying point for ordinary netizens who are turning the country’s dominant messaging app into a personal productivity hub.

The new Chinese historical drama “Nanjing Photo Studio” has become more than a box‑office hit; it has turned into a cultural flashpoint that is reshaping how a generation confronts one of the most painful chapters of modern Chinese history. Set against the backdrop of the 1937 fall of Nanjing, the film follows a small group of civilians who seek refuge in a cramped photo studio while the Japanese army forces them to develop images of the carnage they are committing. At the heart of the story is a humble postman, Su Liuchang (portrayed by Liu Haoran), who discovers the infamous “Hundred‑Man Kill Competition” photographs while processing the negatives. The narrative, built on real photographic evidence unearthed after the war, follows seven ordinary people as they wrestle with survival, complicity and resistance in a space where the click of a camera shutter becomes as lethal as a gunshot.