Nan Qiao, the chief performer of the Beijing Song and Dance Troupe, looks like a lady from a scholarly family, but actually makes the passenger cry when driving fast. I like small animals, raise dogs and cats, and have two major hobbies in life: dancing and stepping on the accelerator.
I was saving a friend for a magazine cover shoot, but I didn't expect to be stared at by a man who stood at the door and watched for half an hour.
Lu Chengan, the coldest CEO in Beijing, has a bizarre way of courting people: giving scarves, learning how to cook, bribing her cats and dogs, and showing off a dish of crabs she peeled on his account that he has not posted on Moments for three years.
Later, the whole world helped him chase her, his sister sent him candied fruit to assist him, his best friends went crazy to match her up, and his brothers ate melon seeds and watched the show.
He did all the awkward little things that people who don't know how to fall in love do.
In the end, she was served in one pot, along with her cat and dog.
"I will dance for the rest of my life, and you will watch for the rest of your life."
"Deal."
