The weatherman Song Yingjie is from there.

Liaoning people lived in Liu Laogen's hometown when they were young. When college students put up the banner of "Hello Xiaoping" in Tiananmen Square, I came to Beijing to go to college, majoring in weather dynamics, and I was destined to be a man who depended on the weather for a living. In the year when Oriental Time and Space and Focus Interview appeared on TV, I began to host weather forecast programs. Compared with them, I know more about things in the sky and less about things on the earth. At school, I was an enthusiastic audience of weather forecast. I often give them advice and often accuse them of inaccurate reports. After work, I am an enthusiastic audience of weather forecast. Always listen to other people's opinions and blame yourself for not being allowed. I always hope that the weather forecast can be more popular, detailed and accurate, so that more people can understand, remember and use it. Making weather forecast can make people pure, because you have to tell the truth every day and say it as much as possible. Making weather forecast can make people become very delicate, because watching clouds float, listening to the sound of rain dripping, looking at those complicated figures and curves, and tasting the rhythm, personality and spirituality contained in the weather can often touch people's temperament. No day's weather forecast is perfect, so we are like students who know every day that they can't get full marks in the exam. But I always hope that the weather forecast is the most accurate among all kinds of predictions made by human beings for the future. Syj@weathercn.com Song Yingjie mailbox.