"Tell me, Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies will be brought back for Ye Chen's next concert, right?"
"Don't worry. Even if it isn't arranged, someone will definitely request it."
"I don't get why Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies is such an inspiring song, not one of those emo songs, yet the more you listen to it, the easier it is for your eyes to well up."
"Because you've been through a lot and grown up, so you understand it better."
"Because it resonates with people. The rhythm is stirring and brimming with energy, as if it's looking down on the whole world."
"I was bawling my eyes out through the screen."
"I love this song too. I feel like it's gone beyond the realm of music and risen to the level of humanity, faith, and inspiration."
"Well said, China's specially invited top commentator."
"This song represents faith and the drive to keep moving forward. It's the pinnacle of Cantonese songs, without equal!"
"My scalp is tingling... That was too breathtaking!"
"Every line of the lyrics hits straight to the heart. It's perfect for a massive singalong."
"I'm nearly forty, and I'm pretty hopeless about life. But when I'm depressed and on the verge of breaking down, I can listen to Ye Chen's songs. Then my life won't have been in vain."
"I've had a question since I was little: why do huge singalongs never go out of tune?"
"Because those who can sing do it loudly, while those who can't sing keep it quiet. Put them together, and it's loud without going out of tune."
"Could there be people who don't even realize they're singing out of tune?"
"Hahahahahaha, definitely. They sing out of tune and still belt it out like crazy. The guy behind me was like that—I listened to him