Ni Yada is very disdainful (Ni Yada series)

Author: Yuan Zhesheng
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Renowned writer Yuan Zhesheng uses his clear perspective and humorous yet slightly ironic style to present the heart and life of a 12-year-old boy from a single-parent family. In it, we see Ni Yada's innocence and simplicity, the false reality of the adult world, and the worries and sorrows of a 12-year-old boy. Amidst the laughter and disbelief, there is also a hint of helplessness and sighs.
Mom said it was a holiday, so we had an extra meal. So we had two packs of instant noodles each. What does that even mean? Wu Xiong called me to pay him 10 yuan every day, or he would give me a hard time, and also told me not to tell Mom. If I didn’t tell Mom, where would I get the money from? Today’s school lunch was the best I’ve ever had. I even imitated an ancient filial son by hiding two steamed buns, but they were for selling to my grandfather. I don’t know if Xu Yaping received the love letter I wrote. I secretly ran to her mailbox to check. My heart was pounding fast. It was even more nervous than stealing chewing gum from the “FamilyMart” store. That must be love.
Ni Yada, a 12-year-old boy from a single-parent family. His father left home, and his mother sells insurance. Life is unpredictable, sometimes with meals, sometimes without. He has a dog named Kangkang, who is very loyal. When Ni Yada does something wrong and gets punished, Kangkang even stands in punishment with its owner. Ni Yada secretly likes Xu Yaping in his class. The love letter he wrote for the time was criticized by the teacher for being poorly written.