Veteran actor Pang Xianglin passed away at the age of 80. Zhou You sadly lamented the impermanence of life and death.

The 80-year-old veteran actor Pang Xianglin passed away peacefully, leaving senior producer "Agu" Zhou You to grieve. During an interview with Zhou You, she confessed that she had received bad news about the death of her friend's mother and wife in the afternoon alone. "I was feeling sad, and I heard the news that Pang Xianglin was gone." Seeing the old friends she knew around her wither away one by one, she couldn't help lamenting the impermanence of life and death: "There are not many of these old actors left. The ones who have died have also passed away. Everyone must cherish them, especially those of our age, who can leave at any time."

Recalling the past cooperation with Pang Xianglin in "Flying Dragon in the Sky" and "Mom. auspicious. "Tinker Bell" and many other popular dramas. Zhou You revealed that the two have a very good personal relationship. Pang Xianglin is good at acting and dedicated. "He doesn't choose roles, big or small, and he plays them well." What she misses the most is Pang Xianglin's humorous personality. "Everyone loved listening to him speak." He often made jokes when he was alive. "Sometimes he made people laugh so much that they fell off their chairs."

It's just that they haven't seen each other for many years, which has become Zhou You's biggest regret. She revealed that Pang Xianglin faded away from the scene in his later years and had little contact with the outside world. She had tried to ask him to play cards and called him many times but couldn't get through. "I couldn't get through to him on the phone. He was originally such an optimistic and open person, but how could he not even answer the phone later?" Now that the news of the eternal separation has made her extremely sad. When she learned that the farewell ceremony was scheduled to be held at 12 noon on September 26, she immediately expressed her stance: "Okay, I hope I can go."

Seeing through the impermanence of life, Zhou You firmly believes that "people must move if they want to live." Not only did she organize a singing group to have regular gatherings every week to sing and chat, she carefully analyzed that "singing moves all the internal organs", she also often played mahjong with poker players to stretch her brain and muscles, jokingly saying that "those who can play cards will also live longer." Nowadays, she arranges her life to the fullest, teaching singing and acting, socializing, and having two pet dogs for company. She said openly and bluntly: "If you want to move, you have to move. No matter how uncomfortable I am, I have to get up. Live well and cherish every day that we can still be together."