Xiaolu's Hilarious Diary | Children's Bedtime Stories | Campus Stories

In the form of a unique internal monologue in a diary style, it describes all kinds of hilarious stories between a little boy named Xiaolu, who is in the fourth grade of elementary school, and his relatives, friends and teachers. The story involves many current social hot topics related to children and teenagers. So, how does Lu Xiaolu hilariously examine the people and things in the world around him? How did he "pass five levels and kill six generals" and overcome the "84,000 difficulties" in daily life? The answers to these will be found in the story. This is a series of stories full of joy, but they are not deliberately funny in a tickling way. All stories are based on life and use children's unique psychological environment to explore the humor in life. The story in this book is unfolded in the form of a diary. It uses the protagonist's own perspective to describe the world in the eyes of children. The stories that occur can find their "roots" from their peers, which can resonate with young readers. However, as a "complaint" text, the protagonist uses his unique perspective to interpret these events in a seemingly "unreasonable" way. While being funny, he is actually revealing the suppressed voices of the children. The story content of this album refuses to be "elegant" and "vulgar" at the same time, choosing a child who is "imperfect" in the eyes of adults as the protagonist. He is lazy, selfish and naughty like most children, but he is also kind, righteous and curious. As a characteristic of the protagonist, he has the spirit of independent thinking and resistance to authority (this is also the main reason why he is considered "imperfect" by adults.). Through the child's "imperfect" eyes, through his "imperfect"