When Luojun was in high school, he did a set of Chinese language questions for the college entrance examination.
She remembers this:
Two people went skiing together. Their names are Nick and George.
When they were about to part, they both said this:
Nick said, "We've got to skate."
George replied: "That's right."
Nick chimed in: "We must skate."
This is an excerpt from Hemingway's "Cross-Country Skiing." At that time, this conversation was intercepted and used as college entrance examination questions. The requirement is for the reader to analyze the psychology of their dialogue.
She had almost forgotten the answer. She only remembered one part of the answer - a confused generation.
What is a lost generation?
When the teacher expanded on the American history behind the article, she seemed to understand but not understand it, and seemed to be able to feel the confusion between the lines of the author's words.
But why are you confused?
She was still very young at the time. The road ahead is clear and the future is bright. College entrance examination, 985, postgraduate guarantee, scientific research...
A blossoming future.
Do we have to worry about composing new words?
However, Luo Jun is now a senior and has successfully passed the postgraduate entrance examination, but he cannot see clearly the road ahead.
How did I get on this path, and how should I move forward?
Intention: But on the way forward, only ask about the original intention