Lu believes that the most important thing in a university career is not to think about what fraction of the future should be left, but to make good use of it: "You have a lot of youth to spend, even if you take the wrong path, you can still go back and take another path. Of course, squandering is not wasting, but being brave and having a clear reason when making a decision: "It doesn't matter if it's playing video games or skipping classes, but you have to have your own opinion," he said in a more aggravated tone.

Lu Guangzhong, a 1985 graduate of Tamkang University's Department of Spanish Literature, won the Best New Artist and Best Composer awards at the 20th Golden Melody Awards in 2009 for his song 100 Kinds of Life, and in 2017, he won the New Actor in a Drama Program and the Lead Actor in a Drama Program awards at the 53rd Golden Bell Awards for his performance in a drama series that exceeded expectations. The company's website has been updated with the latest information on the latest developments in the field of digital media.

Standing on the roof of a tall building, facing the traffic on Renai Road and the National Father Memorial Hall, the music video brings over hundreds of Polaroids symbolizing memories, Lu Guangzhong put down his suitcase and quietly sang: "That day you came into my life, thank you for being a few parts of me, if I am a little more complete, it's also because of you," without the signature short shorts and giggles. The same is the mouth that opens wide when he sings earnestly.

I don't know that 10 years, from the original student singer, the best newcomer to the Golden Melody, and last year added the title of Admiral of the Year, Lu Guangzhong, in front of the eyes, in the dress more a point of maturity, work **** Ming point is also more y rooted in people's hearts, less some life, more life.

If every encounter in the past becomes a "fraction" of the body, then how much of the "ingredient" left in Lu Guangzhong's body from his college days is still left?

"About a quarter," Lu says, tilting his head for a few seconds, and offering this intriguing ratio: "One is the music, and the other is the people he met in college."

The impact of his university career on Mr. Lu's career is self-evident: in 2004, Mr. Lu, a sophomore in the electrical engineering department of Tamkang University, won the Tamkang University Golden Shao Prize for soloist, best arrangement, and best songwriting, as well as the National Chengchi University Golden Spinners Prize for best popularity and songwriting.

However, compared to his musical achievements, Lu Guangzhong's academic performance was a bit of a "struggle". In the first semester of his sophomore year, he received a "2-1" (more than one-half of the credits failed), and in the second semester of his sophomore year, when he saw that something was not right, he took a break from his studies and transferred to the Department of Spanish Literature to repeat his second year, and then he was so busy with his acting work that he ended up taking seven years to finish his university studies.

Looking back at the summer vacation, Lu Guangzhong said that his own volunteer list was simply "chaotic", but it was not because of rebellion, because he did not know what he really liked, but rather, it was the so-called "collective subconsciousness of the society": the natural group of male students is to study in the medical department or the electrical department. However, the 18-year-old Lu Guangzhong didn't even think about what he actually studied in electrical engineering, and only had a cursory understanding: "It might be related to computers.

But an unexpected bus ride forced Lu to take on a life he had never imagined.

In October 2003, a bus rear-ended Lu Guangzhong, who was out for a late-night snack, and ran over his right foot, putting him in the hospital just a month after starting school. He recalled that the moment he was pushed into the hospital room, what was still on his mind was the upcoming Freshman Cup basketball game, "I asked the nursing staff if I could play basketball like this, but no one paid any attention to me. But no one cares."

And it's not just the game that's affected.