Rolling around, acting cute, giving you starry-eyed looks. Please add this to your favorites, leave a comment, and shower it with flowers, waaaah~~
One-sentence version:
The college life of the "lightning-rod-proof" kids
Literary version:
A front is a narrow transition zone separating air masses with different temperatures.
When a warm air mass actively pushes a cold air mass, it is called a warm front.
When a cold air mass actively pushes a warm air mass, it is called a cold front.
When the warm and cold air masses are evenly matched, it is called a stationary front.
Sometimes a warm air mass, a cooler air mass, and an even colder air mass meet. This may form two fronts that combine into an occluded front.
The story of Mo Mo and Xiao Hai is about the interaction and struggle between warm and cold air masses, from a warm front to a cold front, occasionally accompanied by an occluded front, and finally settling into a stationary front as the plums turn yellow in Jiangnan.
Dedicated to the ivory-tower days beneath Longwang Mountain, commemorated through some of the events in this story.
The prequel to this book, the story of Mo Mo's parents, is a reborn military-marriage novel:
Friends, I'm home for winter break. Hurry over to my book and check in! Give me some motivation to keep writing, okay?
Please carry on, it feels good!
I followed it from Rebirth, and I was originally quite interested in it, but after watching it, I felt that the progress was too slow and lacked new ideas. I know the author is kind of reminiscing about his own college days, but from a novel perspective it's really a bit slow. The highlight of this book is that the adopted son and daughter get along well, plus the further explanation of the endings of the characters in Rebirth. I think I read a review that said it was estimated to be 200,000 words. This is already 60,000 words. It turns out that it was not long after school started, and there wasn't much interaction between the male and female protagonists. The progress is really too slow. By chapter 20, the interaction between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is very dull and lackluster. To be honest, I feel like I've gone astray, from a romance novel to a memoir. I know that this may also be a prototype of the author's college life, but to be honest, it is still a novel in essence. I personally feel that many plots are unnecessary, and some introductions to university buildings, ghost stories, and the differences between high school and college are really not written in the language in this novel. After all, it is mainly for the storyline. Although it resonates with college life, it cannot compare to the interaction between the male and female protagonists. Of course, the above are just my feelings after watching it so far. I stayed up late to watch Rebirth, and when I saw it, I felt like it was going too far. . . . But I still have to ask for an update!!!!
Can the author write about the life of his sister and brother-in-law? Did they reconcile or divorce?
I am really disgusted that some authors have brought the concept of family planning into their articles. Apart from being brainwashed by family planning and saying that the more people in China will die, there is nothing else. Because of the one-child policy, China is now facing an aging population crisis. There are many deaths and few lives. From now on, it will be as lifeless as Japan, but it is still complacent. Population is the most important strategic resource. In many places, the population is so sparse that it is impossible to hold on to it, yet these ideas are still being propagated. In the recent days when a cruise ship sank in Hubei, a colleague of mine actually said that it is good to die. There are so many Chinese people, so more people should die. Family planning has really brainwashed the Chinese people. Take soldiers, for example. A family can only have one child. How many people dare to let their children serve as soldiers to protect their families and the country? If there is a war, how sure is the Chinese army of winning the war? They must be prepared for danger in times of peace. It is very normal for crowds to occur during holidays due to population fluctuations. Canada has a sparse population and densely populated areas are equally crowded. Many European countries have to introduce immigrants because of low fertility rates, and immigrants bring unrest to the country.
I went to university on the same campus, haha, the door to my house is closer than the dormitory.
The author is great, please update the article~
The author is great, please update the article~
How little does the author expect to write???
Hahaha, I have also made this mistake. At that time, I bought a big toy because I liked it, but I had no place to put it. . .
I've never experienced living on campus in college. It's such a shame.