Mysteries of Hong Kong Island

Congratulations to the author! This masterpiece has seen a dramatic increase in clicks in the past few days!!!

True friendship is like water, pure and simple, yet it transcends mere intellectual connection. True friendship is based on mutual understanding and connection of minds.

He joined the army at fifteen and returned home at eighty. In real life, Lao Shu (Old Tree) left his hometown to join the army at seventeen, and now, in Beijing slang, he's almost eighty. In another five years, he'll be at the age described in the poem. The pandemic kept him away from home for five years. A couple of months ago, he returned to his hometown to pay respects to heaven and earth, to the mountains and rivers, and of course, to his ancestors. My parents passed away sixty-six years ago. Upon returning, I checked the airmail and learned that a friend had published and signed a contract for his masterpiece. My congratulations are belated; please understand.

I've read two chapters of my friend's work. Judging from the titles, it should be full of surprises and suspense, and should be a good piece of writing. It only lacks timing and resonance. I hope this work will soon find its discerning author and be adapted into a TV series!

Dear talented author, wishing you and your family a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day!

Lugou Bridge: A memory passed down through generations, a beautiful legacy.

Congratulations to my talented friend on the consistently high number of clicks on your work these days! The proverb "gold always shines" is absolutely true!

I saw your little heart again, thank you! During the famine years, hunger drove the teacher away. There were four classes in the morning. During the fourth period, the teacher who had run away from school asked a student to come up to the stage and tell a story to the class to keep them awake. That student was Lao Shu.

Now that I'm old, I'll make up a story and tell it to everyone. I'll post 3 chapters in early September, and another 3 chapters in January 2005. It's a pity I've only been studying for five and a half years, and this is all I can post.

I've completed a four-chapter novel, "Little Monkey's Northern, Western, Eastern, and Southern Expeditions," modeled after ancient Chinese novels. A few days ago, I told you about Old Tree's return to his hometown to pay respects to his ancestors. My story of Little Monkey's Southern Expedition is similar to a corrupt official fleeing to America, with Little Monkey determined to capture him and bring him back to China for public trial. He encounters a band of bandits, and while the leader's name wasn't yet decided, my godmother's son, my fifth brother, told me a true story about a tall, clumsy man, so I decided to name the leader "Tall, Clumsy Man"...