2024.9.13 Wang Yibo: There is no reason to like a person

[@nimfacabiling7509]

Yibo's sweet smile tells us all about that question...so romantic. Thank you.

[@entropiapantasia333]

Yes, I saw Yibo's 'special' smile. What the conversation is getting at though is that you often don't have a specific reason why you love something or someone. Yibo says you just feel it. >Oh yes, we feel it too. No need to hide it Yibo.< 🤩🍉❤💚

[@jackiewells7018]

I felt so bad for him that day. Altitude sickness can hit anyone. Yibo did get better and he did climb to over 5,000 feet. We are very proud of bim.

[@JacquelineKroger]

So many Thanks Rose for this heartwarming video. It brought a smile to my face after a very hard day🌹

[@kaykeelan4712]

When you see the rest of that dialogue, Yibo first asked the climbing expert why he liked climbing and the expert asked him back - why do you like someone? why do you like coffee? those questions were his rhetorical answers to Yibo's question hence Yibo's response there is no reason, it is how your heart feels.

[@ragod6626]

So, the translation was not accurate. The expert said, " Why do you like someone? why do you like coffee, He did not add why you like HIM, " like it was written in the translation. I wish people would stop embellish translations and add their own words.

[@Dustbunny08]

@@ragod6626 Agree, and it is also not fair to non-Chinese speaking people, it make us get the wrong idea.

[@yanneli]

Fue una respuesta inteligente de Yibo 💚 Ante una pregunta tendeciosa Y mal intencionada de su compañero" Yibo 💚 es lo que vez, Claro Y sincero Y Asi mismo te Va a responder , Con sinceridad 💚👑👏👏👏👏👍👍👍❤