Gu Chi was born into a family of movie stars, and the most important task in life is to deal with various movie stars for the basic right to survive.
When I was four years old, I wanted to get money to buy toys. When I got home, I yelled: "Dad, the kindergarten needs money to buy toys."
The old movie star looked embarrassed: "My salary has not been paid this month. My brother wants to buy toys, so let's sell him and buy a Batman for my brother."
He cried loudly: "Don't sell me brother, I don't want anything."
When I was six years old, I wanted to go out to play, so I ran to my brother and said, "Brother, I have mold on my body. I need to go out and dry it out."
The top student from the Chinese Theater Performance Department looked worried: "What should I do? Mold is a precursor to sores all over the body, and flies and mice will bite you. Why don't you put it in the washing machine and stir it up, it should be able to wash it off."
He cried loudly: "I won't go out to play anymore."
When I was twenty years old, I sent a text message to the actor next door, "Brother Chu, another boy in our class sent me a love letter. It's really annoying."
The actor next door (snarling in his heart, who wrote it, come here, I promise not to beat you to death), had a cold and noble look on his face: "Don't trust men who write love letters. People who can write love letters to express their feelings are born to be lovebirds. They will fall in love with at least ten people in their lifetime. They have written love letters to five people, regardless of gender. They only look at their appearance."
Tossing the love letter aside, "I don't want to do that tenth."
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