As far as appearance is concerned, Andrew has almost no weaknesses. Handsome eyes and eyebrows, high nose, slightly thinner lips. In the end, there is a pair of Wuling teenagers in the east of the Golden Market, with silver saddles and white horses in the spring breeze.

Personally, I think Andrew is a silent character in Twenty-four Hours. He can be a brother who protects his younger brother and is steady and practical.

In acting, he is also remarkable. He is really willing to go in and think about what he plays.

In terms of values, he was interviewed by Bazaar. One of the questions is: If you quarrel with your girlfriend, do you admit your mistake first or silently wait for the girl to calm down? Most boys will admit their mistakes first in order to please girls. He said to see what it was. This just right attitude is really touching. There is no deliberate flattery or pretense of indifference.

In short, Andrew is the idol of the positive energy of youth.