They said I'm a bit strange.

Author: Zhang Jing
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: China's version of "Crayon Shin-chan," full of innocence and humor that will make you laugh out loud. A heartwarming read—just for those who still have a childlike heart even after growing up. Duyao has started elementary school and has naturally grown into a cool boy, with a touch of adorable rebellion. Additionally, his academic performance has always been inversely proportional to his intelligence. Is he strange? He's definitely (intentionally playful)!! According to conventional judgment standards, he's absolutely a problem student who drives teachers crazy. His grades are terrible, and his behavior is poor—he mostly sleeps in class. Other teachers have already given up on him, letting him fend for himself. But this child has an innate talent and often bursts into unique humor without even realizing it, making everyone around him unable to resist. In truth, he is very smart and quick-witted, with his own understanding of things. Although he's mischievous, he never commits serious, principled mistakes, and even stands up for what's unfair. Therefore, this "abandoned" student has become the teacher's greatest discovery and gain, and sometimes, the teacher will even break rules to let him have his way. After all, from another perspective, he is still a very good student.