In an interview with Phoenix Satellite TV, the host teased Wen Tao and asked Liu Feng, why do you have such a unique view of history at such a young age? Also, your Three-Body Problem is so beautiful. By the way, can you tell me about the content of your next work?
Lin Yuan smiled slightly, "It's nothing. I just read more books. As for the next work, I will not write it again. By the way, I would like to inform everyone that all my royalties will still be donated to mountain schools to provide a better educational environment for impoverished mountainous areas."
After the Chinese team opened the 2002 World Cup, at the post-match press conference, a reporter asked him why he saluted and celebrated in the audience after scoring the first goal.
Liu Feng smiled lightly, "It's nothing. I just saw my grandfather in the audience, so I dedicated it to him." This is his second visit to this country. The last time he came here, the capital was called Seoul, in the spring of 1951.
After a product launch, a reporter asked Liu Feng, why do you use 50% of your profits for research and development, and give all the remaining 50% to your employees? What are your true thoughts?
Liu Feng laughed loudly. It was nothing. I was just practicing the core values of socialism.
Many years later, gray-haired Liu Feng stood at the huge press conference and shouted loudly, are you ready?
Respond loudly below, always ready!
Zi Ren walked out slowly from the side!
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Reader comments
The writing is immature and the ideals are naive, but the story can be told clearly and the ideas are beautiful.
Somewhat poisonous, but not fatal.
Just to mention a little bit, the protagonist in the first book should not be Harry Potter. What kind of soil blooms what kind of flowers? How could the protagonist who grew up in the family culture of that era write that kind of Western culture book?
Although childish, isn't this the follow-up to our predecessors' forward attack?
The writing is immature and the ideals are naive, but the story can be told clearly and the ideas are beautiful. Somewhat poisonous, but not fatal. Just to mention a little bit, the protagonist in the first book should not be Harry Potter. What kind of soil blooms what kind of flowers? How could the protagonist who grew up in the family culture of that era write that kind of Western culture book?
Although childish, isn't this the follow-up to our predecessors' forward attack?