A Guide to Picking Childhood Sweethearts

Wuwuwuwu, all the babies are fine, both the mother and the author who are unwilling to let Xixi suffer, and the gentle readers in the comments! First of all, I'm sorry. I always write comments intuitively, and I say whatever comes to mind. It may be messy, and my vocabulary is relatively poor and I can't think of any wording that is breathtaking and soul-stirring. But I always feel that for a novel that is not set in an abstract setting, the real praise may be that I really, truly feel from the bottom of my heart that our treasures are in a corner of the world, continuing their happy and noisy story. From the age of three or four to the age of thirty or forty, Xibao, Lanbao, Tongtong, Yuanmeimei... (It's a bit like the names of dishes, so I won't go on to list them. In short, all the babies are good.) I watched half of their lives from the perspective of a bystander. I saw Lanbao moving forward and hesitating all the way, I saw the innocent Xibao slowly growing up, and I saw Yuanyuan flying out of herself. Dream, Sister Tang walked towards her distant place in Lhasa, and saw Meimei's transformation from an ugly duckling (referring only to appearance, Meimei is a college bully!) I have watched them go through forty years, from green to mature, from insignificant to peak, from suffering to joy. I have witnessed them one by one. How can this not be considered a kind of cyber relative. Although I am not very old, I will say with a shy face that I am our treasure's aunt. One Million Words was too long at first, and the cubs were slow to catch on. I got bored easily after three minutes of reading. After reading it, I regretted that the author couldn't record it every day, and wanted to read them for another thirty years. They are almost the incarnation of my longing and unattainable. Now I am a little stupid bird like Xi Xi. I hang around in a certain high school every day. I am a liberal arts student. I wake up early and memorize those political and historical places. I can really empathize with Xi Xi's experience at the beginning, because I also slowly went from a grade of more than 200 to fifty. It's quite frustrating to say that I used to think that my brain was not bad, but no matter how hard I tried, my roommate's total score was not as high as that of my roommate who usually sleeps in class (even if she sleeps with her, she is very good, she is the kind of person who has a stable 135 in English and a stable 130 in Chinese). I used to be ambitious and talked about getting 985 or something, but now it seems that I am disappointed. The professional level A+ liberal arts students I want to study generally have scores in the six, seven, six, eight, six, nine. I was quite devastated in the first year of high school, but later, like Second Sister Tang, I also looked away. Sometimes people can't be compared, and comparing people to each other can only make people mad. Seeing that Xibao is really subtly inspired, although I don't have Shanfeng, Xibao has worked so hard, and Auntie can't fall behind. Although I can't take off like Sister Qing in one year, but at least I have one year, and I will probably have to consciously disconnect from the Internet soon, cheer for myself hehe.

The subject matter is very new, from two little dumplings to growing up, this story is so beautiful [Like]

My favorite book, I have read it three times already

Finally saw Xi Zai and Qing Lan again [Let me be healthy]

Friendship, family, love, and every character who releases kindness is really healing and makes people feel good after watching it, so warm.

Beautiful, very beautiful, it's still beautiful after replaying it n times

I cried and laughed for several days. It was so good to see the cubs grow up and get better~

I really like this article, but I jumped too fast after college.

There is an update, I just found out about it today [covering face and laughing]

""Gold medal. ""Catch a big bug for the author~