Ni Yada is very disdainful

Author: Yuan Zhesheng
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Renowned writer Yuan Zhesheng, with clear eyes and a humorous yet slightly ironic pen, presents 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, as well as the worries and sorrows of a 12-year-old boy. Amidst the laughter and amusement, there is also a hint of helplessness and sighs. Mom said it's a holiday and they're adding a special dish, so we're having two packs of instant noodles each. What are you talking about? Wu Xiongong told me to pay him 10 yuan every day, or he'll make things difficult for me, and also told me not to tell Mom. If I don't tell Mom, where would I get the money from? Today's school lunch is the best I've ever had. I even imitated an ancient filial son by hiding two steamed buns, but they're actually for selling to my grandfather. I don't know if Xu Yaping received the love letter I wrote to her. I secretly ran to their mailbox to check, and my heart was pounding fast—it was even more nervous than stealing gum from the "FamilyMart" convenience store. This must be love.