[Guide] The User Manual for Chiya

Mommy Chiya, you really... Let me, a little girl who is too omnivorous and wants to take a bite of everything, break her guard even though she is surfing the Internet but becomes an Internet vagabond. [Heartbroken] The current Internet atmosphere is indeed incredible, but I am the kind of person who doesn't have anything interesting and likes to be moderate when I think about things, so I am cautious about eating the food of fellow wives online and posting comments. When my wife got angry, she blocked me again. (Biting my handkerchief.) When we had an argument, I passed by quietly and didn't dare to say a word... Now I'm not only a bum on the Internet, but also a mute on the Internet [Heartbroken] I really like Mommy's articles, and I feel that Mommy is indeed a more tolerant person, so I had the courage to post such a long post. I am lucky to be a reader of Mommy ❤️

Wow, what a lovely manual.

Generally I see a or The question b is also confusing. In many cases, both are good, and there is no need to distinguish. Just like which one is better, Shuangjie or non-Shuangjie mentioned in it. In fact, each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and will also be affected by the reader's own personality, values, ideas, etc., So it is really inexplicable to argue about these. Of course, casual talk does not count. For example, in the comment area of Shuangjie, say that Shuangjie is the best to drink, and then change In the comment section of Fei Shuangjie, I said that Fei Shuangjie is the best (ok, this is actually me, both sides say it is the best hhh). However, there are some issues of principle that I cannot give in to. For example, I am very stubborn about whether rice dumplings or tofu are sweet or salty, and I unswervingly like one of them, but of course I still won't refute others hahaha. However, personal preferences aside, some matters involving ethics may really not be possible. Or b