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(I’ve said this before, but I don’t remember where it was written. I couldn’t find it on twitter or blog. I just thought of this, so I’ll write it again.)
When I first arrived in Australia, I attended some Chinese gatherings. Gradually, I felt that there was nothing to talk about, so I sat on the beach and listened to the young artists chatting with each other.
: I like reading very much, how about you?
:I would also like! Do you have any favorite writers?
: I just read Haruki Murakami recently.
: Ah, I also like Haruki Murakami, who wrote “Norwegian Woods”, right? But that book was too cheesy, and I prefer some of his earlier works.
: …?
: Well, like, like… what’s that?
(I couldn’t help listening to it): Listen to the wind?
:exactly! Overheard! I have seen this!
: Ah, you like eavesdropping too! I like it too!
: blah blah
Then the topic switched seamlessly to Wu Yanzu and Louis Koo. I’m beside…
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