Takeaways are always two cents short of the threshold for using red envelopes.
The man smokes his third cigarette in the print shop, and the divorce papers turn into snowflakes in the shredder.
The girl at the door of the company was wearing high heels, her feet were sprained and she was still clutching cold soy milk.
The sound of keyboards in the cubicle on the 30th floor was louder than the rain. The social worker stayed up all night and named the revised version of the 200th version of the PPT "The final version will never be changed" - on the desk calendar on the table, February 24 was circled with "mortgage payment" in red pen.
The microwave oven in the convenience store beeped, and the cashier on the night shift reheated the cold oden for the third time.
The delivery rider's helmet was soaked with rain, and he put anti-heat patches on his reflector while waiting for his meal.
The young couple upstairs were quarreling as the washing machine tumbled into dehydration mode.
The kid practicing piano next door played "Dedicated to Alice" to "Step by Step", and the man across the street played "Taking Tiger Mountain by Wisdom" on his cell phone.
The daily necessities of daily life include food, rice, oil, salt and scraps, so why not have tea together...
Motto: People who love you will always love you
