Everyone in the class went to the cafeteria to have dinner, so there were not many people left in the classroom. Apart from Lin Er and Xie Yan, there were two girls left in the first row in front.

Shi San bit a piece of just torn tape in his mouth and leaned into the window near the corridor.

After looking up and down at the heights of the two girls, Shi Sang still silently turned his eyes to Ye Er and his brother Xie.

Although it is not kind to disturb the couple's words, Shi Sang thought about his relationship with Xie Yanliner, and spoke without any psychological burden: "Brother, Yes, can you come here to help? Will the secret words of your two lovers be said later?"

Lin Er Xie Yan, who was discussing the finale of the math test paper that had just finished the exam: "..."

A lover's secret message?

If you don’t know how to use words, don’t use them randomly. Which eye did he see what lover’s secret words they were talking about?

"Let's go, I'll write it later. Let's help Saner paste the couplets first." Lin Er pressed the draft paper in his hand under the test paper.

Xie Yan nodded and stood up.

Old Chen brought two couplets, and Shi Sang had already pasted one on the back door, but the top horizontal banner was not pasted on the door frame.

Lin Er saw a handwritten couplet when he left the back door of the classroom.

The first line is a good student with a good root, and the second line is a good young man of socialism. The horizontal banner: Go up every day.

I wonder if the person who wrote this word wants to imitate the cursive script. The word is written in a twisted manner, with loose font skeletons and like ghostly drawing talismans. There are no connections where the stroke should be connected, and there should not be connections where the stroke should not be connected.

It's not like a couplet, but like a talisman that can protect the house.

Separate the word "crazy cursive" and "crazy cursive" are there, but I can't see "crazy cursive".

Perhaps it is better to be manic than to curse.

Lin Er read the Spring Festival couplet for a long time before recognizing what words were written on it. She touched her chin with some confusion and asked Shi Sang, "San'er, who wrote this Spring Festival couplet?"

"Only our physical education teacher." Shi Sang tore off another piece of tape and stuck it to both sides of the horizontal banner.

"Ye Ye, you transferred to school halfway, so you may not be sure. This is the tradition of our school. Every year during the Chinese New Year, the class has to post Spring Festival couplets, and these Spring Festival couplets are written by the physical education teacher in each class."

Liner: “…”

Shouldn’t it be written by the Chinese teacher in each class?

Why do you do the opposite?

It’s not her that the word “physical education teacher” is too ugly. If the ghost who came out to wander after dinner in the middle of the night suddenly saw this thing, he would probably be shocked.

"Brother, you are tall, I won't go to move a stool. Come and post this horizontal copy of the couplet." Shi Sang turned around and gave the couplet in his hand to Xie Yan.

Xie Yan took it, straightened the transparent tape sticking on both sides of the couplet, and held it upwards and stuck it on the door frame.

Lin Er picked up the big word "Fu" on the desk and asked Sang: "San'er, do you want this to be posted on the back door?"

"Yes." Shi San was biting the tape in his mouth. When he heard her ask, he raised his head, and then responded vaguely.

"Then I'll do it." Lin Er said, taking the word "Fu" in front of the door and measuring it.
Chapter completed!