That is what Chairman Mao said is all right, Chairman Mao is the age of God. . .
Two "mistaken" youths were sent to a small place called Phoenix Mountain.
It takes two days of mountain trails to get there.
The captain who manages them is a peasant-class brother who does not understand the beauty of books, let alone what musical instruments are.
Funny, when Liu Ye was forced to play Mozart to a bunch of farmers, the captain asked him what the song was called. Chen Kun was clever and said, "I told Mozart to miss Chairman Mao." The captain said with satisfaction: "Mozart will always miss Chairman Mao." It
is said in the play that in the Han Dynasty, there was an emperor who didn't love the country and the youth, and gave him the Phoenix Mountain. A little eunuch beside him. This seems to be the earliest record of BL in Chinese history.
Peeking a woman taking a bath.
Any man, literate or not, is the same.
The appearance of the little seamstress was a sight to behold. She's a pretty girl, but she'll feel sorry for her right away, and she's actually smothered in the mountain. What she said, and the dirt plane placed in Gary, somewhat explained one point: she was different from others, and she had to learn.
"Glasses"'s speech is heart-wrenching: his father is a writer and his mother is a poet, and he is actually said to be an intellectual from a bad background. Is it only good for the peasant class to be born? You can't be so low as a human being. . . Chairman Mao. . .
Sure enough, Zhou Xun was an elf: "Go and steal it back." He smiled slyly. She just wanted to get it.
After getting the box, Luo Ming's first sentence: Let her stop being an ignorant country girl. Actually for love. But the little tailor, she is really for knowledge.
As a result, a swing ended the girl's innocence. Strong man.
The filling part was great. The educated youth is the educated youth. I can't help but think of the rightists written by Mo Yan. One is better than a cow.
Books are knowledge is the world and can be exchanged for everything.
It can do anything.
Balzac said: A woman's beauty is priceless.
No one can keep a caring woman.
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