[Essay] Sister Fireworks' Bathroom

I was so cute by lz that I passed by and confessed my love.

Don't you think some of them are overkill and strong words? I think some of the arguments are totally untenable. Why is it that only one person is being pinched? In fact, it is completely possible to use borrowed quotations, but I feel that it is very distorted. It is not the same concept as plagiarism. Besides, there are so many online articles that follow the trend and borrow from others. For example, there are certain directors in the United States who have directly used the settings of Japanese animations. You said that the relationship between Overcome and The Matrix is ​​obvious. Dirty Driver Brothers obviously drew on the world view of Overcome and the concept of intubation into the conscious world or the matrix. Only a genius knows how many Bruce Lee and Hong Kong kung fu movies from the 1990s and 1990s that Quentin used for that ruffian and scumbag! As for Japan's Gundam, the concept of NT is actually an extension of the concept of the Force and Jedi from Star Wars, and the most obvious one is Gundam's lightsaber... What else can I say? As for the plot of Shura God in Mecha OG Gaiden, it was directly copied from Fist of the North Star! You can see the use of EVA in the film Jump Dashou. The impactful storyboarding of anti-white kanji flow was later used for reference. As for the appearance of Lingbo, even Nobuhiro Watsuki said that Yukiyoba's prototype was her. Such cross-border things abound. If these are also plagiarisms... Then the story layout and multi-line narrative method of Crazy Stone are directly copied from Shi Nai Killer...

You disappeared for a long time TUT P. S. Who is it?

I look at you with tears in my eyes... Except for Guan Zhui's Western Canon of Art and Art... I can't find any of the books you recommended and I cry!

Professor's article "Unexpected" I don't know if Sister Fireworks has seen it

This afternoon, I randomly clicked on Penguin while walking and saw a system message that a friend who was usually more insightful and thoughtful had left the group (a certain reader group, I am one of the administrators). I just clicked on the group to watch, and the screen was full of comments about massacres and why not. At this time, I basically guessed the reason why the friend left the group, so I poked him and asked why he left the group. She just said a few words about different people not working together. At this time, the group is still going on. I hesitated for a long time and wrote a paragraph to post in the group, but I posted it to a friend first. She said that it was a good thing, but only sensible people would read it, and irrational people would not listen to anything they said. Although I could predict what the result would be, I posted it to the group, and it was really quiet. After a few seconds, someone came out and said yes, sympathy, sympathy, and continued the silence. Then someone posted about the impact that the leak of

In a word, what is your positioning? I lowered my head and went back to figure out how to write the article well, hahaha

I like this kind of flower girl. I am also a universal Holy Mother. I always feel that apart from factors such as race, nationality, gender, and even intelligence, beauty, etc., Souls are equal. Of course, I've been hit with this many times.

Sister Hua, I changed into a new vest, you know who I belong to. "What I want to change the most is the ending of White Horse Roaring in the West Wind. That hurts" - I was hurt too! The white horse will take her to the south of the Yangtze River, where there are goldfish, kites, and weeping willows. Those are very good, but I don't want them. MD, labor and management think of Yang Buhui's candy man again! There is a song by Faye Wong. Every time I watch "White Horse", I press repeat and listen to it at a very low volume. Yes, that's the song "Hypnosis". "The first bite of cake The comfort of your first toy When the sun goes down, the ice cream sheds tears." Maybe this is a quirk? Well.

Sister Hua, do you read Feng Zikai's essays? I admire his ability to write very movingly about young children eating and playing and watching ants carry rice grains. Annie Baby's "The Good Years" takes this route, but it's still a little more fancy.