Nick Cheung Bo Huang won the Golden Horse Award. I believe many people will never forget Bo Huang's acceptance speech. Post it first: Bo Huang smiled at Nick Cheung: Actually, I often watch your movies! (audience laughs). Nick Cheung: I came to this stage for the first time ... at this stage ... (a big paragraph was omitted in the middle), and I finally patted Bo Huang. "You speak first. I will consider it later. " Bo Huang: Why not let me speak for him first? I saw this witness. I'm surprised. I didn't expect Nick Cheung to act so well. Because I have seen him in many movies. I know he has been working hard, just like me. (The audience burst into laughter). Host Tao Zi: Tell me more about yourself, Bo Huang. Bo Huang: Yes! There's still a long way to go, isn't there? I just feel a little. Is it true? This is the legendary film emperor! Do I really mean this trophy? I mean this thing. Do you know, because I remember when I was admitted to the Beijing Film Academy, some students said that Bo Huang was also admitted to the Film Academy? Is the current admission standard too loose? (The audience burst into laughter). Later I auditioned with a group of handsome and beautiful classmates. Then the director talked with the handsome and beautiful students for a long time, and then came over and said to me politely. Uh, are you their agent? Later, another elder told me. She knew I was going to act, and then she told me. Women are afraid of marrying the wrong man. Men are afraid of choosing the wrong line (full of laughter). It seems that I chose the right one (full applause). If I only pursue the effect, I will laugh at myself when I die, and everyone will be happy and full of joy. If I want to rise, I should have a slogan like Bo Huang's last sentence, mainly to mention it. By the way, I think the highest level of humor is self-mockery. (For example, Yang Kun's self-mockery of his good voice touched everyone and revitalized the program, which was just a metaphor. My favorite acceptance speech comes from Han Han, yes, that's the sentence: Who is to blame?