legacy

A dialogue between Zhang Xuefeng and Sina Finance’s CEO included Zhang’s reflections on his future legacy and potential epitaph. He envisions a trending Weibo topic upon his death and hopes his lectures will continue to inspire. On his tombstone, he’d write, “Life was so fun. I’m coming back next lifetime!” This reflects his drive, optimism, and desire for lasting impact beyond business success. His self-deprecating humor and past controversies invite reflection on ambition and the meaning of a well-lived life.

Hong Kong food critic Cai Lan, a celebrated culinary icon who shaped Asian and global food appreciation, passed away at 83. Following his wishes, there was no public memorial service. A posthumous letter revealed his simple love for food, his ventures “Cai Lan Pho” and “Cai Lan Dim Sum” to continue carrying his values, ensuring his legacy through quality, authenticity, and customer delight.

The automotive world mourns the loss of “Da Tou,” a popular Chinese car review influencer, who passed away at 40 due to sudden illness. With over 2.2 million followers, Da Tou was known for engaging reviews and late-night fan interactions. His wife will continue his channel. His death highlights the pressures faced by digital content creators, possibly exacerbated by demanding work and constant audience engagement.