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There is a locked diary hidden in Jian Yi's youth, and the only protagonist is Jiang Shuo. The starting point of the story is the exercise book that flew out in the second grade, and was thrown into the laughter together with the girl's fragile self-esteem. Just when she was in a panic, Jiang Shuo appeared in the corridor with an exercise book. Those bright eyes were the little girl's light comfort when she was sad. From junior high school to high school, she thought it was just a long one-man show. It wasn't until the autumn of my freshman year in high school that the "accidental encounters" I had deliberately avoided began to occur frequently: directly opposite the cafeteria and in front of the beverage cabinet in the supermarket, that figure always appeared at the right time. "Jian Yi, how long are you going to pretend you don't know me?" When Jiang Shuo stopped her with some helplessness and grievance, Jian Yi discovered that when she cautiously peeked at him, he had been looking for her in the crowd for a long time. Secret love is a one-man show in chaos, but fortunately, she is never the only audience for this show.

Once he traveled through time, he found that he would not survive the first episode. What to do? Of course I need to find someone to hug me quickly! Backbone? Doesn't exist. Face? Is this thing edible? As long as you hold your thigh firmly, there will be immortality and the world. Isn't it delicious to live in?

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The content of the book is selected from the personal column "Internet People and Internet Affairs" that Li Nan, a senior media person, started in 2009 in "Hong Kong Wen Wei Po". Over the past eight years, the author has selected and recorded current hot events related to the Internet every week and discussed them in a short and concise article. Over time, there have been more than 300 articles, which has become a unique history of the Internet from a personal perspective. These comment articles truly record the world's various phenomena and social hot spots in the eyes of Chinese netizens, and how every hot Internet event that is "so close yet so far" slowly extends to every corner of life-that is, the social reality of the Internet everywhere, all the time, and everything. It clearly shows how the Internet has changed life in today's society and how it has made the progress of the times.