I search. I am young!

Author: Li Jiming
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is written for young readers. It's about seeing what you want to see and saying what you want to say. That's the idea. It's worth noting that it's playful but not just for jokes; it's lively but not just for roughhousing; it's humorous but not vulgar; it's fun but not trashy. The protagonists in the book are the underachievers filtered out from the entire grade, becoming a "redundant tribe" because no one wanted them, and they are jokingly called the "wheat fields on Java Island." However, our protagonist defends his absurdity and pranks with a grand rebuttal: "I'm mischievous, and I'm young!" Behind the surface, we see their rich and colorful youth. They are full of vitality, healthy, outgoing, and a group of charming and lively young men. Who hasn't grown up from childhood? Who wasn't mischievous when they were young? Unfortunately, adults grow up and become like their parents, initially treating us, these young people in the prime of their youth, with simple, rough, and subjective methods. Readers, try stepping into this territory—it will suddenly brighten your eyes! The protagonists in the book are the underachievers filtered out from the entire grade, considered by others as outcasts. They are mischievous, unconventional, and absurd. Thus, someone calls this class of underachievers the "wheat fields on Java Island." However, our protagonist defends his actions with a grand rebuttal: "I'm mischievous, and I'm young!" The author of this book is a master of humor and wit. In the engaging and powerful narration, you will see experiences that feel "familiar." The protagonists in the book are the underachievers filtered out from the entire grade, considered by others as outcasts. They are mischievous, unconventional, and absurd. Thus, someone calls this class of underachievers the "wheat fields on Java Island." However, our protagonist defends his actions with a grand rebuttal: "I'm mischievous, and I'm young!" The author of this book is a master of humor and wit. In the engaging and powerful narration, you will see experiences that feel "familiar."