When she was in college, Lu Qing's favorite place to ask me to accompany her was Hudong, a small commodity market that opened on several underground streets.
They sell everything, accessories, mobile phone cases, cheap cosmetics, contact lenses that last for half a day, and all kinds of wholesale clothes and skirts of poor quality.
To be honest, Lu Qing's family is very rich. After all, families who can send their children to study art subjects are not much worse off. So I can't understand Lu Qing's enthusiasm for "street stalls" at all.
I'm poor, so it's natural for me to go shopping and buy things, but watching her buy them makes me feel a little uncomfortable.
It feels like a young lady going to the countryside to make a makeover and put on a shabby outfit that makes her whole body rash.
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