Mischievous youth

Author: Chen Lei
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: I want to tell you that what you are about to read is an interesting novel. The story takes place in an elementary school, in a classroom within that school. This is a common setting in many novels and also a place where many children spend their days, so this familiarity brings a sense of closeness. These are a group of children who are always getting into conflicts the moment they are together. Actually, it's not really conflicts—because they are children, if they didn't squabble, shout, and play around, it would be strange. Their squabbles had already begun even before the story started. If you don't believe it, you can take a look at the character introductions at the beginning of the book. The character introductions are also quite interesting. Each character introduces themselves, saying what their strengths are and claiming they have no weaknesses. They even almost want to say they have charisma, but then they accidentally mention someone else's flaws. So, as soon as one finishes introducing themselves, the others immediately object. The objections are: "Nonsense! I protest! Shut up!" But who is willing to shut up? They just keep on arguing, full of noise and excitement. In this way, the usually not-so-easy school life is transformed into a joyful one by these mischievous kids. These kids are quite skilled. The same goes for books—whether they are novels or stories, they can be either interesting or dull. This is because the writers have different talents. What does talent include? It includes whether you can tell a story well? Whether you are always clear about the story you are about to tell and know it will be fun? If you are writing about a group of children, does the writer, in a sense, feel like they are truly part of them, merging with the children? It includes many things. The author of this novel is Chen Lei, who is a medical science master but now writes novels. He is writing cartoon-style novels, which is also an experiment. Literature can also be experimented with. This creates many literary paths, and literature becomes richer as a result.