(This article is completely fictitious and has nothing to do with reality. It has no historical prototype. Please do not take it personally.)
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How much of a person's true nature is left after being soaked in makeup, tobacco, and alcohol?
In 1936, China was in a precarious situation.
An unprecedentedly powerful enemy is approaching the country, but countless people are indulging in Paris in the Far East, the melancholy sound that anesthetizes pain and confusion. But there are always some people, no matter whether their status is opposite or not, they will always abide by the vows in their hearts, like moths flying into the flame, dying without mercy.
Someone asked: In this most prosperous and declining era, whether or whether we can still stick to the dreams in our hearts.
He Ciwei: I think it's okay, both my partner and I think it's okay.
Fu Wenshan: Until death separates us.
Warning: 1. The story is about a former military officer and a pseudo-literary man from the Party
2. It's the first time I write an original piece with the background of the Republic of China. I can't write well and I can't hold it in for a long time (crying).
3. Don't be gay and don't be aggressive. Writing level cannot be improved without practice. Those who scold the author and provoke others should leave my happy planet - I kneel down and beg you!
4. This article is dedicated to my classmate Miss Tongtongzi. Her birthday message last year has been on Jinjiang for almost a year and is slowly increasing in value.
5. Thanks to Teacher Mu Qing for providing me with the first few sentences of the copy.
6. The paper version of this article was written on October 16, 2020, and the screenshots of the Jinjiang copywriter were retained on June 22, 2021.
Purpose: Do your best to contribute to the peaceful reunification of the motherland.