"Ah?"
The man glanced helplessly and regretfully towards the crowd of dissenters on the periphery: "We don't want to cause trouble for anyone, nor do we want to make too much noise, and we certainly don't expect to empathize with anyone. We just gather together each year to warm each other. But looking at the current situation, this has become a dangerous affair. The process that was supposed to heal wounds is now leading to repeated attacks on the wounds, not to mention the agency having to deploy so many people. We've already discussed it, next year we won't organize an offline group commemoration, we'll scatter and hold it in some privatized scenarios instead."
"Is that so..." Zhou Cheng wanted to object, but seeing the crowd ready to erupt, he could not say much and just patted the man's shoulder, "Remember to call me."
"Definitely." The man nodded heavily and then glanced at his watch pointing towards the stage, "Wait for your opening commemorative speech."