Zhang Yang has many labels, the child of an old couple, the grandson of an old father and his wife, a man approaching adulthood, a topic writer in a small town... The most important thing is that he is an out-and-out repeat student.
The only good thing about her is probably her pretty face that she has been praised for since childhood.
One night he sat by the river, looking at the reflection of the full moon in the water and asking himself: "Don't repeat students deserve human rights?"
After thinking for a while, he lay down on the lawn, holding a piece of foxtail grass in his mouth, and said: "Repeating students can also have spring!"
Look, how good it is, he even added a rhyme.
Later, there were always people who liked to use the word "Prodigal Son" when introducing Zhang Yang. He didn't like it, but it was no longer harmful at that time. After all, it was just a dispensable label that sounded OK.
Intention: The foundation of youth is hard work. Regarding this, repeat students and small town essayists have the best say.
