Ugh! I don't want to do it.

Author: Han Jinghui
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The long story "Hippopotamus and His Family" by renowned children's literature writer Han Jinghui, which was serialized in Guangzhou's Child magazine, immediately captivated thousands of young readers and became a sensation in primary schools across the country. After the standalone book was released, it was quickly snapped up. For this reason, Child magazine launched the " Mailbox," with nonstop calls to the reader hotline. The novel "M4 Youth Matters" was snapped up by a film and television company for the right to adapt it into a TV series just one month after its release, selling out in major bookstores within a month. His long story "Foolish Kid Hezi and His Little Adults" was immediately by several magazines and designated as early reading material in many schools across the country. "Pah! I Don't Want to Be!" is the author's latest long comedy. The work depicts the school and family life of a rebellious and flashy underachiever. The author feels a deep sense of responsibility toward education, akin to the nightingale's persistent cries at midnight. Behind the humorous, witty, funny, twists, and laugh-out-loud stories lies a profound and poignant message! Left Xiaonao, an underachiever, is heartbroken in reality and seeks comfort online, letting his soul soar on QQ. He desperately needs understanding from his family and more attention from his teachers! Wu Xiao's fate is even more heart-wrenching: whether Xue Xiaoguang's new educational philosophy will succeed in such a conflict-ridden educational environment remains to be seen. Left Xiaonao, Mi Huchong, Wu Xiao, and Zhang Hánhán—this group of originally lively middle school students—will their inner worlds head toward? How will Left Xiaonao's rebellious and flashy personality be shaped by the clash of various educational philosophies? These are the questions that readers are concerned about and worried about.