How many guests did the threesome invite? Who impressed you the most?

The trio really accompanied me through the year of college entrance examination and four years of studying and working in Hong Kong. They are also hardcore fans! Next, I will give some examples of my favorite guests. Even when these guests come to the show, I cherish every minute of their speeches, for fear that the video will end like this (Tao Ge, I will give him the answer and write about me in Tao Ge another day): 1. Zhou Yijun: I like a woman very much. She is knowledgeable and generous. She occasionally talks and plays jokes on her. She can also handle it calmly (this is a part of my favorite programs, especially every time a male guest or Tao Ge teases a female guest to introduce a topic), and her views are often particularly clear, complete and supported by arguments. Her voice sounds really full of feminine charm, specifically, she is very comfortable and feels like a serious and down-to-earth person. Another time I met her on the subway after work. Although I am very excited, I just want to watch from a distance. I really don't want to disturb others. After all,' being known by you' is only part of their job. 2. Ma Jiahui: I watched Deng Yongqiang when I was in high school in mainland China, so I have known Professor Ma Jiahui for a long time, but I have never had a chance to read his works. When I arrived at the university, I read all the works of professors from New Asia College, and I felt very fond of Mr. Ma poking fun at some people and things in China and Hong Kong, including Taiwan Province Province. Moreover, his travel notes, essays and the like are also full of the flavor of home, and the words are very soft, which feels like the tone and attitude of typical Hong Kong boys. This' Hong Kong tenderness' is actually reflected in the movie Ip Man. I like Dr. Ma Jiahui mainly because I think Hong Kong Tender is really touching! 3. Liang Wendao: When I first went to college, I borrowed from the library and read it twice. Many details in it basically record the mental state or mental journey of the Taoist priest when he was young. Of course, we can also see some of his living conditions in college. I think he is an alumnus of the Chinese University after all. I can almost feel an atmosphere between the lines of the Taoist priest. That kind of atmosphere can't be described by depression, but at least there is some depression in it. In short, I like Taoist priests because Taoist priests can always see the essence of problems. At least when Taoist priests talk about a problem, they always want to lead the focus of analysis to the essence, which I always hope I can have. 4. Of course, I also like Professor Ivy Chu, Professor Xu Zidong and Teacher Wang Meng, and I will come back to write after more than 20 praises. Go to eat first!