1. Is it true that 7- or 8-year-old boys have the ability to deal with things independently? In fact, they can't say anything clearly, and they have no ability to cope with changes, but they are persistent and simple.
2. But at the beginning or in the process, all the adults he came into contact with, whether they were parents, grandfathers or strangers in the village, were so simple, direct, and dull, and their level of handling things was not much different from that of little boys. Being rude, not enthusiastic, not analyzing the context, not writing specific situations, and not putting the question into a larger framework, it seems that I have to be racially discriminated against.
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