Refers to a state of self-awareness. "Junior" is the Japanese name for "junior high school sophomore". Chuunibyou literally means: some pathological self-awareness of teenagers in the second grade of junior high school. In fact, it is not limited to the second grade of junior high school, and it may not be considered a disease in the formal sense. It is just a joke.
Because "chuunibyou" is not a strictly defined term, people who come into contact with it through different channels will have different understandings, and there will be both praise and criticism, and there will be endless debates. This type of consciousness secretly strengthens the desired state (such as wisdom, compassion, superiority, maturity, and difference), and secretly rejects the undesirable state (such as stupidity, viciousness, mediocrity, mediocrity, and a sense of powerlessness).
——The above comes from Du Niang.
There is something like the second grade in middle school. Although it is said that "it is useless to be young if you don't have the middle grade in the second grade", but something like the Uansen family...
Uchiha Kagatsuki said that they really couldn't be saved.
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Nice! Just a little question, let me ask the author, how do you think you go to court in the Old Summer Palace? Do you know how far is the Old Summer Palace in Beijing from the Forbidden City in Beijing? How could the officials get from the city to the Old Summer Palace during court time? It takes several hours to ride in a sedan chair! It's almost 15 kilometers. The emperor's carriage must not go too fast, so it takes three hours to walk. Generally, when you live in the Old Summer Palace, you won't go to the Forbidden City to go to court. It's okay to discuss politics on a small scale, but at worst, you can grant residences to a few close ministers. What do you ask ordinary officials to do? One-day trip to Beijing every day?
Nice! Just a little question, let me ask the author, how do you think you go to court in the Old Summer Palace? Do you know how far is the Old Summer Palace in Beijing from the Forbidden City in Beijing? How could the officials get from the city to the Old Summer Palace during court time? It takes several hours to ride in a sedan chair! It's almost 15 kilometers. The emperor's carriage must not go too fast, so it takes three hours to walk. Generally, when you live in the Old Summer Palace, you won't go to the Forbidden City to go to court. It's okay to discuss politics on a small scale, but at worst, you can grant residences to a few close ministers. What do you ask ordinary officials to do? One-day trip to Beijing every day?