Xia Zhaoyun's speech was perfectly paced, already tugging at the audience's heartstrings. The addition of a sad and heroic prelude not only showcased her superb vocal skills as a broadcaster but also elevated the entire performance to another level.
Although her line, "Tianhao, I'm sorry. I miss you," was a bit abrupt, it was exceptionally sad and heart-wrenching in the atmosphere she had created. Furthermore, by using Yu Huanxin's speech as a stepping stone, she achieved an unexpected effect.
'Fine, so you're going to praise the families of martyrs?'
'I was one of them before. I'll use my status as a family member of a martyr to bring the focus back to the individual family, elevating the theme.'
Xia Zhaoyun finished her speech in a whirlwind of emotions—a touch of regret, a deep longing for her lover, and a hopeful vision for the future, all interwoven.
The audience was still immersed in the aftershocks of the emotional rollercoaster when, suddenly, the piano music changed.
