The War of the Tongue

Author: Jiang Fangzhou
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Good students speak with civility, no matter how they call "the sky" as "the sky" or "the character of the sky," showing depth, often dragging out "life" and "thought" to intimidate; they also seem authentic, as if there are cameras recording from the beginning to the end, and they are acting. My self-care skills are terrible; one day, I will surely kill myself—drowning while washing my face, scalding while taking a bath, or dying from dirt if I don’t bathe. Her humor is like tickling someone’s nose with feathers; just as it reaches its peak, she immediately pulls out the feathers, leaving people fully prepared for a sneeze halfway through, only to retract it. In fact, the entire purpose of making plans is not just to help you understand how many crazy impulses you have, but also to create an illusion of mirage in a short period of time. Especially when watching others being interviewed, I firmly believe in one fact: humans evolved from monkeys. Give them a stick, and they will climb up, but the result is that people see their embarrassing and awkward tails.