The fifth day of the new year. Miscellaneous notes.

On the fourth day of junior high school, I did a task and received a red envelope for group worship from Mr. Gao. Today, God of Wealth’s birthday, I went out for breakfast and wished him a happy birthday. By the way, in my family, I ordered a cup of heavy milk strawberry ice cream.

By the way, my Academia.edu has a new situation these days. Except for the doctoral student Baimu who used my boss's account to ask me for a dissertation , in fact, I often encounter strange foreigners waving their hands on my account. Is it because I am easy to encounter strange people? Or are there a lot of weirdos out there?

In the past few days, a foreigner madly sent a letter, inviting me to join the thesis discussion group he initiated. This is not the first time something like this has happened. For example, I have met a foreigner who has studied art and invited me to discuss his articles, Victorian art, Victorian art. The few articles I put on the web page have no British history, art history or Victoria at all, what the hell is he thinking?

A foreigner who studies Western art can't understand Chinese characters, but he can barely understand that he may send the wrong letter and express the wrong expression. The foreigners who have sent letters in the past few days are even more mad. He studies Sinology, and the subject of his research is "Shen Dao Text". Using my own residual and poor English, I didn't need to read the article and immediately thought that he was doing a textual study of the pre-Qin legalists. The problem is that I don't study the pre-Qin legalists.

On my web page, there are clearly marked "Modern China", "Late Qing", "Travel", foreigners from English-speaking countries, can't understand English? Then, when I study Sinology, I interpret the literature of the Pre-Qin Legalists, but I can't understand the titles of my papers written in Chinese characters. Which one is related to the Pre-Qin Legalists?

I'm almost wondering if Academia.edu will become the new home for scams. Maybe after I reply, he will say that there is a package sent to Taiwan, and he wants to trouble me to pay $1,000 in advance to help him pick it up.

Sending two or three letters a day, I think he is really short of money. I don't know if he has a K-spray wallet, although I am also very poor, but I can afford to send him 80,000 BOOT coins as a red envelope.

During the Lunar New Year holiday, if you casually read the reports copied by reporters, what you see is nothing more than the lack of red envelopes, the northward direction of no envelopes, and the rudeness of how many envelopes; A friend who ended his marriage with his teammate Zhu a few years ago sent a message to celebrate the New Year. By the way, he talked about his ex-husband after the divorce. He almost never returned to his hometown in Kaohsiung during the New Year.

During the years before you got married and when you maintained your marriage relationship, didn't you go back to his hometown in Kaohsiung together as usual during Chinese New Year?

Yes! After the divorce, I learned that only after dating and marrying me for these years will I return to my hometown for a short stay during the Chinese New Year. Because I brought a family of three to the south, I could justify booking a hotel for a few days because my hometown was too small to live in. If he went back alone, it would be hard to find an excuse not to live in his hometown where there was no hot water and he could only flush the toilet once a day.

So you mean that during the years of dating and marriage, you were set by your ex-husband as an annual leave to play the role of a tool? The function of you and your child is to let him not go home and sit on the toilet that is almost full of feces and urine?

right! That's it.

The hometown that can only flush the toilet once a day is too scary. In other words, this person seems to just want to use others to make his life easier and more comfortable, so he chooses to get married. It's really hard for you.

Oops! The marriage and childbearing rate in Taiwan is getting lower and lower, and I keep telling these ghost stories.

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