I am a clownfish - primary school campus party

Author: Tang Sulan
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: No child dislikes listening to stories; loving stories is a child's nature. In Primary School Campus Gang, there are countless stories—stories filled with children's laughter, children's tears, and dreams that are baffling yet desirable. Here, there are countless stories—stories that feature a father's humorous and equal gaze, a mother's heartwarming care, and a cascade of tearful moments. This volume, I Am a Clownfish, is part of Primary School Campus Gang, telling the story of a boy named "Clownfish" online, who, after transferring from the countryside to the city, becomes known as the "Windsock."
My name is Clownfish—of course, that's my online alias. My real name is Fei Yang. Around the time I was six years old, my father won a scholarship and went to study in the United States. Mom, as a companion, followed him to America. As for me, I was tricked to Kuling and Shucun and left in the care of my grandmother. Tang Miao was right—adults are all deceivers. The first friend I made in Kuling and Shucun wasn't human but a goose. The second friend wasn't human but a dog. The third friend wasn't human either; he was the team leader and an excellent student at Kuling and Shucun Elementary School. My grades were always among the top five in my grade, and both teachers and classmates liked me. I gave myself the nickname "Windsock." Later, when I transferred to the city, I became known as "Clownfish." Alas, from Windsock to Clownfish—a distance of forty kilometers.
My name is Clownfish—of course, that's my online alias. My real name is Fei Yang. Around the time I was six years old, my father won a scholarship and went to study in the United States. Mom, as a companion, followed him to America. As for me, I was tricked to Kuling and Shucun and left in the care of my grandmother. Tang Miao was right—adults are all deceivers. The first friend I made in Kuling and Shucun wasn't human but a goose. The second friend wasn't human but a dog. The third friend wasn't human either; he was the team leader and an excellent student at Kuling and Shucun Elementary School. My grades were always among the top five in my grade, and both teachers and classmates liked me. I gave myself the nickname "Windsock." Later, when I transferred to the city, I became known as "Clownfish." Alas, from Windsock to Clownfish—a distance of forty kilometers.