520, the annual consumer festival. Cook a bowl of instant noodles and reopen "8 Miles". I love mum. Back then, I worked hard on English pronunciation and grammar just to lose yourself. Touring London in 2018, Slim, who became the number XXL, has gone to five. You must visit the scene once in your lifetime! Bought a ticket, but failed.
The film is relatively bland, and the swearing 103 minutes, Detroit's bleak factory-style street scene is interspersed with scenes that are more emotionally mobilized, such as stupid brothers shooting, girlfriends giving green hats, breaking cars and setting fires, mothers going crazy, and five battles.
Everyone has their own way of cognizing society, taking root deeply and shallowly in different buildings. Through the relationship of human-computer interaction, master the expression symbols of poor culture and understand deeper political and economic issues.
You and I are both born romantic, diedhard, full of tenderness, and hit a wall everywhere. The world is endless stories and texts. Mr. Mu succeeded, and he has the right to speak to express his life in the once repressed environment in fragments. Some were heartbroken, some were exhausted, and after meeting the unfamiliar dangling in the factory machinery room, they continued to step on somersaults to the sky.
And I, who recorded these thoughts, faced Beijing again as a tourist, saying goodbye to the city that gave me cheap youth and helped me lose my student spirit. I embraced all the uneven interactions between the Earth and me—in a mature way, and formally embraced my own vulgar ideals, and the established pattern of life for years to come: workstations, coffee, computers, overtime meals.
Alex, the sweetheart in the film, recounts her ordeal in a few words, and then her New York dream is bright-eyed: All I'm looking for is a ticket.
Compared to Detroit's poor kids who didn't have the chance to get a quality education, my upbringing was so well cared for. But after touching the relationship between the meaning of money and pleasure weaving and identity and dignity, I realized how difficult it was to make a choice after jumping out of the comfort zone. This is not the worst era, there is no Khmer Rouge, nor the best era, the first generation of distribution is done.
But fortunately, chili fried meat, good love, wanton running, and class barriers have nothing to do with the IQ gap.
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