Chen Feiyu did not act but strongly supported the hit movie of the May Day holiday, "The 10 Deadly Dares": this line of dialogue reveals the essence of life choices.

When you saw the message "Chen Feiyu appears at the 'The 10 Deadly Dares' roadshow," was your first reaction: Oh, he acted? Then you quickly checked the cast list?
It turns out, from the leading actor to special appearances, even the guest roles, his name isn't there at all. This is quite interesting—an actor who didn't participate in the film, going to the roadshow in person, and praising a line from the movie to the media.
This move, you taste it, you savor it.
He didn't act, but the line "speaks to the heart."
He didn't discuss the role because there was nothing to discuss. But he talked about a line that left a deep impression on him. Facing the media, he was frank:
"People can't choose how long they live; we can only choose how to live"—this is the best line I've heard in my career, every word and sentence hits the mark.
Once he said this, he directly conveyed the core values the film aims to deliver, in the most straightforward way, "hitting the public screen." An outsider, with the most sincere praise, completed a precise endorsement of the film's core.
So, why did he come?
The reason might not be that complicated! He genuinely likes it. This line praised by Chen Feiyu is precisely the theme of the movie "The 10 Deadly Dares."
The film tells the story of a group of cancer patients, who are declared to have "insufficient time balance," forming a team called the "Time Daredevils" (a pun on "10 rooms"), using all kinds of absurd yet passionate ways to make their last days "full of life."
What it wants to say is: the length of life is beyond our control, but the density and attitude of living are up to us. Chen Feiyu's resonance just proves the penetrating power of this statement.
It doesn't want to preach heavily, so it uses a comedy shell, designing absurd segments like a "ward sports meet." But its core is serious and warm, trying to dissolve our fear of life and death with laughter, telling you: even in the worst circumstances, choosing how to live is always the greatest initiative in your hands.