Author: Xi Juan
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
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A brief introduction sixteen-year-old, an age so youthful that even Venus might envy. The dazzling glow is written in the fluttering ends of her hair, the dazzling radiance falls on her confident brows. Her entire being is a gift from God, endlessly lavish in her disposal. Just after enduring the torment of the high school joint examination, the survivors all want to indulgently squander the prime of their beautiful youth. The heavy textbooks, self-study books thicker than dictionaries, and test papers piled higher than a person—everything is sent off to the garbage trucks. The carefree freshmen usually don’t bother to think about the narrow door they still need to cross three years later. At that time, the reference books and test papers on their shoulders will only be more numerous, possibly toiling like an overworked old horse, desperately dragging a mountain of books toward the university’s narrow gate, then dying a smooth death.
Water loves the moon
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