Don't treat animals as if they aren't human.

Author: Xiao Bao
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: If the whole world is seen as a village, then the village's cultural team is entirely taken over by Americans. The name of this team is Hollywood. Real-life romantic stories might have new twists that even Hollywood directors might not think of. Lack of novelty in romantic tales isn't necessarily because the author is making things up—it could be that the journalist is fabricating them. If a bee falls for Kournikova, how should she handle it? She can certainly refuse the bee's marriage proposal, but she can't suppress his right to propose. A middle-aged icon should be educated, moral, composed, pure-hearted like water, and generally healthy. This book includes: "Budai Shiliu," "Being a Shanghai Person," "Absolute Ageless Friendship," "Dr. Howard," "Jade Guanin," "Scientist Morris," "Successful Lady," "Lier Liu," "Qiao Zhi's Left and Right Arrows," "Missing Net Writer," "Female Writers Talk About Eating," "American Outsiders," "The Fourteenth Prince," "Master Wei Xiaobao," "City Men," "Middle-Aged Icon," "The True Nature of Money," "Female Spy," "Elegant Little Husband," "Critic," "Poor People Who Know About Honda Legend," "Li Ren's Heart Matters," "Mr. Said, Go to Hell," "Haruki Murakami," "Just Spielberg," "Springtime in Havana," "Responding to Elder Liu," "Purple Aura," "Beauty of the Year," "How Sad," "Don't Treat Animals Like Humans, Etc."