White guest

Author: Zheng Yuanjie
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Publish Date: 2000-11-01
Features: Whether it's the first, second, or third "touch," Kong Ruojun excels and ranks at the top. May no one associate the word "touch" with anything vulgar, especially when combined with numbers, as it can easily provoke the hypocritical indignation of pseudo-scholars. Nowadays, those who have been to school know that "touching" refers to the school's assessment of students' expected performance before major exams. The full name should be "the first touch, the second touch, the third touch," abbreviated as "the first touch, the second touch, the third touch." Indeed, this has led to some absurd incidents: A foreign education delegation visited a girls' high school in China, and the principal introduced to the guests that the teachers had just conducted a "second touch" that morning and would prepare for a "third touch" next week. The translator translated it literally, and the guests were stunned, their faces turning pale, asking what kind of vocational training school this could possibly be. The White Guest is a 200,000-word novel written by Zheng Yuanjie in 2000. After failing the college entrance exam, Kong Ruojun uses a computer and a digital camera to create software that can replace people's heads in real life, which leads to a series of strange and thrilling events. The work involves love, crime, urban-rural differences, law, the entertainment industry, and more.