Criticism of a Broken Brick

Criticism of a broken brick Frankly speaking, yes, I didn't like Han Han from the beginning after watching "Three Doors". Especially after reading the words "high scores and low energy" in the book, I became even more angry. His grandma is a bitch. The more I think about it, the angrier I get. How could a person like Han Han, who couldn't even get into college, dare to jump out and say that those of us who have endured the torture of the college entrance examination and gone through 9981 difficulties and thousands of troops from across the single-plank bridge to get into college are "high scores and low energy"? What happened next deepened my impression of Han Han: After writing a long essay and cursing the education system, Han Han reached GC with his mouth and hands to get some satisfaction, and then went to play F1 (started to become famous and rich!); Then, there was some dispute between Han and White; then, he flirted with a popular female star on the Internet; and then, there was another picture that I won't say about Records that no one knew about; then, I took photos of myself... Once I accidentally saw Han Han's photo of a star in a magazine, where he had a silly non-mainstream pose and was obviously made with a game console called PS. I really couldn't stand it anymore. There was no way I could accept a photo album of myself taken by an old man who was not too young. Really, no matter what the level is, he is still a literary young man, he is still one of us born in the 1980s, he is still a man, but he can't ruin himself like this anymore! Han Han said of himself in his "Important and Unimportant Question 1": "I am actually a model of all-round development. My articles are well written, my calligraphy is beautiful, my cover design creativity is top-notch (the creative binding of "Poison" and "Like a Boy"), my photography is good, all the school records before long-distance running are mine, I have never fallen out of second place in district competitions, I play football well, and my results in the first year after participating in car racing are good. That is such a comprehensive development. " Use two words to express my feelings about this: vomiting! Han Han's strategy is not very clever but it is very effective: he first attacks certain people and things under the banner of opposing criticism, then reaches a tacit and dirty social compromise with the people and things he criticizes in the article, and finally joins in the world with the things he pretended to criticize at the beginning. First stand as a rebel and pretend to oppose under the banner of rebellion, and then join the team you originally opposed as quickly as possible. This often results in more actual benefits than joining directly. There is a classic saying that I will borrow here: "Use a seemingly rebellious appearance to cover up an extremely worldly heart." So, through all these tricks and means, Han Han successfully became famous and became a star. Conception: