Tsinghua has a young man who has just grown up

Author: Wild Lily
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This is a book about the Shuimu Tsinghua blog, compiled entirely from the top ten posts, offering an authentic middle school story. Among them, "My Colleague Who Likes Suggesting Things" is particularly funny, realistically and humorously depicting many stories of high school students, showcasing the sunny Aniu. "My Colleague Who Likes Suggesting Things" is one of the hot posts on Tsinghua's Shuimu Tsinghua blog and has been reposted in multiple forums. I first saw this work under the top ten recommendations of smthbbs. The book was entirely written online, with the motivation for creation coming from the encouragement and anticipation of bloggers. The content is in the form of short posts, making it essentially a book about the Shuimu Tsinghua blog. Wild Lily, a Tsinghua girl born in Jiangsu, wrote all the posts in this book online, as she herself said, "completely true," and it is also very humorous and touching. This is a novel collection that makes you cry—some tears are because it's too funny, while others are moved by the hardships of life. The characters in "My Colleague Who Likes Suggesting Things" are very "suggestive," but also very cute. He is kind, sincere, and both vulgar and refined—a sunny high school campus boy. This 110,000-word novel collection reflects the lives of high school boys and girls, with a humorous and mischievous style, light yet realistic—truly an original work that is rare in its sunny and authentic portrayal of middle school life in contemporary times. Excerpt from "My Colleague Who Likes Suggesting Things": The Third Incident Aniu's love letters were always cheap, so the girls who received them thought he was joking. To show his sincerity, Aniu announced to everyone two months before a girl's birthday that he would pursue her and surprise everyone on her birthday. We waited for Aniu, and the next day, he asked everyone for wrapping paper, but when asked what he was doing, he wouldn't tell. Every day after that, Aniu spent all his class time working on his secret, not causing trouble in class, and even the teacher praised him. On the girl's birthday, he brought a large paper box and placed it on her desk, saying, "Count." Everyone was curious and gathered to look. The girl was stunned and asked Aniu, "Aniu, why did you bring a box of paper ducks?" Aniu said, "Count." Everyone eagerly helped him count and found there were 1,002. They asked why there were two extra. Aniu replied, "Those are the kids of me and her!" In the end, the girl rejected him, and he still sat by the window every day. Author Wild Lily Wild Lily, a talented girl from Jiangsu, has great potential for fame. During her freshman year, her work "My One Thousand Paper Cranes" was published in a youth magazine called "Yuhua," receiving over 300 letters from readers. The protagonist of that story was Aniu from "My Colleague Who Likes Suggesting Things." This is a book about the Shuimu Tsinghua blog. Many of her original posts once dominated the top ten of Tsinghua BBS for a long time. Tsinghua girl Lov, born in Jiangsu, wrote all the posts in this book online, as she herself said, completely true, and very humorous and touching. This is a novel collection that makes you cry—some tears are because it's too funny, while others are moved by the hardships of life. The Aniu in "My Colleague Who Likes Suggesting Things" is very "suggestive," but also very cute. He is kind, sincere, and both vulgar and refined—a sunny high school campus boy. The book reflects the lives of high school boys and girls, with a humorous and mischievous style, light yet moving—truly an original work that is rare in its sunny and authentic portrayal of middle school life in contemporary times. On the day of Wild Lily's birthday, Aniu brought a large paper box. Wild Lily was stunned: "Aniu, why did you bring a box of paper ducks?" Aniu said, "Count." Everyone eagerly helped her count, and they found there were 1,002. Why are there two extra? Aniu replied, "Those are the kids of me and her!" In the end, Aniu still sat by the window every day.