The speaker continues to talk about the true "brave and outspoken."

Chinese singer Han Hong talks about her stance on fur and why she loves dogs so much.

The first phase of an experiment to get Guo's father's memory back begins.

A victim of domestic abuse has advice for those in a similar situation.

Guo and his father's doctor hatch a plan in an attempt to get his father's memory back.

A victim of domestic violence eventually forces herself into a doomed marriage.

Actress Yao Chen ends her seven-year marriage to now ex-husband, Ling Xiao Su.

Shortly after her abortion, a young woman experiences rape at the hands of her boyfriend.

Actress Yao Chen faces backlash from the public for her humanitarian work in refugee camps.

A domestic abuse victim details the story of her unintended pregnancy with her then boyfriend.

A victim of domestic violence explains how she met her eventual abuser.

Actress Yao Chen uses social media to promote her humanitarian work.

Actress Yao Chen accepts an offer to be an ambassador for the UN Refugee Agency.

Unexpectedly, Yao Chen followed in the footsteps of her idol.

The speaker talks about the second type of shame, which is "speaking daggers to somebody."

Don't wait to love until it's too late.

Actress Yao Chen believes that for celebrities, social media more than merely a personal platform.

Do you remember those warm lies?

Every year on this day, Mom would always disappear for an entire afternoon.

My mom didn't know that from early on, I could see through her lies. I just don't know why I didn't have the heart to expose them.

The speaker goes on to talk about how people often blindly post comments online without even really knowing the details.

Yao Chen's influence on the internet is great, but the greater the influence, the greater the responsibility. In this interview, Yao Chen talks about the difficulty of maintaining such influence.

Perhaps lies themselves are a part of life.

Yao Chen's influence on the internet is great, but the greater the influence, the greater the responsibility. In this interview, Yao Chen talks about the difficulty of maintaining such influence.