After those excellent essays were posted and in-depth interpretations were made, Ryan Cui became a little famous on campus. Many people came to him after reading the essays, just to see what a person who could write such an essay looks like.
He came late and left early these past two days. After class at noon, he went straight to the instructor's duty room. He wanted to cover his face with his sleeves when walking on the road. But Chinese studies pay attention to appearance, so you have to walk properly, otherwise you will be dragged to the Shengyan Hall and be tortured. He is also very good-looking. Among the 20- and 30-year-old students, he can be seen at a glance, so he would be surrounded from time to time.
The older students who thought they were his seniors liked to tease him, and they would ask him, "Mr. Cui, can you tell us in detail about your thinking behind the essay 'Advanced in Rites and Music'?"
"Brother Hezhong, which one do you think is better, yours or yours?"
"After reading your great work, we feel that young people are formidable. Unfortunately, only the article "Advanced in Rites and Music" is posted in the corridor. I wonder how Brother Cui wrote the article "The One Emperor"? Can you recite it to us?"
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