Train Notes (Essays by Yu Jian)

Author: Yu Jian
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Features: This is the benefit of marriage—it facilitates mutual supervision. As for being single, it's hard to say who knows what you might hide. Without supervision. Therefore, the requirement to live in a dormitory is to prevent problems before they happen. But mutual supervision between a married couple in bed is undoubtedly more comfortable than being supervised by eight people separated by mosquito nets. "A day of marriage is a hundred days of (gratitude)," and mutual supervision is part of it. However, in most cases, they are (lovingly attached) and (mutually trusting). It's better to have a "" ( - a time bomb) sleeping beside you than to share a dormitory with eight "" ( - tigers). In a dormitory, you're afraid to turn left in case Xiao Wang overhears you, and turning right makes you worry that Lao Li is awake but not paying attention, pretending to sleep. Staying in the dormitory involves considering how to speak to get along harmoniously with roommates. Outside the dormitory, you're afraid someone might read your diary.