Jing Hong
Documentary, telling stories from the perspective of bystanders
As long as it rains, Jiangchuan doesn't bring an umbrella, and Jinghong himself can't let Jiangchuan get a piece of his clothes wet in the rain; Jiangchuan is embarrassed by the teacher in class, and his face turns red when he asks a question. Jinghong, who never interrupts in class, will pick up the conversation and help him out without permission. Jiangchuan has the common boy problem of always leaving desks in a mess and littering. Jinghong's own drawers are always messy, and he always forces others to clean them for him. But he always helped Jiang Chuan prepare garbage bags and clean the table without complaining.
But they still parted ways.
Question: Who didn't have such a bright love in their youth?
Answer: The author himself who was abused throughout the whole process
This is specially marked in order to prevent people from being unable to distinguish between attack and reception when watching. I myself cannot watch it without distinguishing between attack and reception. This conclusion is only a guess based on observation. In fact, I asked this question, and my answer (basically the exact words, I can't remember them accurately) is this a matter of liking or not a desire. Why should we distinguish two people based on their body positions? Don't use this kind of bad taste to randomly classify people. It's very boring.
I'm actually very afraid of being discovered by real people, and I will be hacked to death.
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