Fei Xiang, a first-generation top artist, showcases his unique charm and also safeguards the character portrayed by Naran, Daji, playing along with the fans and protecting Daji by referring to her as 'My Hakimi.' At the nationwide tour of 'Fengshen Part One' in Chongqing, a brave audience member praises Naran's performance as Daji, perfectly capturing her graceful and lifelike demeanor, and affectionately calls her 'Hakimi.' Responding promptly, Fei Xiang, who plays King Zhou, declares, 'She's my Hakimi.' 'Hakimi' becomes Fei Xiang's exclusive term for Daji, and he explains its significance to Naran. When an audience member inquires about the meaning of 'Hakimi,' Fei Xiang humorously replies, stating that they are currently recruiting female protons, in sync with the playful banter. With his gentlemanly demeanor and sense of humor, Fei Xiang shines as the representative of the first-generation top artists, and the promotion team for 'Fengshen Part One' receives acclaim from the audience. 'Hakimi' is originally a transliteration of the Japanese word 'はちみ' (hachimi), which means honey water. It became a popular song in response to an anime character named Donghai Emperor, who adored honey water. After some creative editing by netizens, the song became widely recognized as background music for cat videos, featuring cute rhythm synchronizations with cats' movements, enhancing the experience of cat lovers. It has since been used as a term for all adorable creatures. Fei Xiang once joked, 'I never took off my clothes when I was young, but the director asked me to do so when I turned 60.' Portraying the character Yanshou, a seasoned warrior with strict physique requirements, Fei Xiang hits the gym at 3 a.m. every day to better portray the character's features. ...
