Country people and city people, common people and powerful people. . . The living distance between them is:
"I need to put in a lifetime of hard work in exchange for the right to drink coffee on the street with you."
The college students in the same school, one from the countryside and the other from the city, died before the college entrance examination. Study hard, one can get quality education; after graduating from university, one becomes an ant tribe, and the other still lives as before.
In the play, the son asks, why did you give birth to me? Why do poor people have children. Dad was at a loss for words and replied that he didn't know.
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Bicycles, trucks, digital cameras, and even the shoe-shining nail household are all poor people. Artists shoot bottom films, and the people who watch them are small and middle-class people. After reading the comments, I'll watch the next poor man movie tomorrow.
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