The fans in the livestream were moved by Ye Chen's singing and flooded the comments.
"Ye Chen sang that so well. Steady, so steady! He's a walking CD player."
"So what are those two words, anyway?"
"Eighty percent chance it's 'goodbye.'"
"Those two words have to be 'loved before.'"
"I think it's 'hello'—the greeting you'd give when you reunite years later."
"At first, I thought it was 'goodbye.' Then I listened again and thought it was 'hello.' Later, I figured it was 'reunion.'"
"I think it's 'regret.' If those two words had never been spoken, the regret wouldn't have been spoken aloud."
"Different states of mind, different stages of life. Those two words must mean something different to everyone. Maybe they're 'youth.'"
"Oh my god! That's exactly right! So insightful! It really is different for people at different ages; they think of different words when they hear it."
"Those two words are: 'Pay me back!'"
"You ruined my sad mood."
"Why are you trembling when you say 'pay me back'?"
"After chasing her for ten years, I'm finally asking for my money back. Of course I'm trembling!"
"Listen carefully! He sang it: 'How could I say it? It was nothing more than a breakup.' I told you, it's 'breakup.'"
"Ye Chen taught me how to sing 'Ten Years,' but no one told me how to make it through ten years."
"How could no one tell you? Ye Chen has so many uplifting songs. You can look back, but you must never walk backward."
"No matter which way you go, there'll be regrets."
"Time can heal everything. One day, when you look back, it'll just be a beautiful memory in your life. It's enough that you once had it. Don't be greedy. If you'd stayed together, you might've ended up arguing