Charlie looked at it and couldn’t help shaking his head.
These labels are all put on by classmates who have high hopes for Nanako.
However, these labels have also caused moral kidnapping of Nanako to a certain extent.
It’s like telling Nanako all the time that you must win, or else I’m sorry for the strong expectations of us all.
Compared with this kind of utilitarian support slogan, Charlie feels that it is better to simply say to her: “Just work hard, and we will support you even if you fail.”
Thinking of this, Charlie shook his head and sighed, took out his mobile phone, and procured this cinema poster as a souvenir.
Seeing that it was not too early, and it was completely dark, he stepped out of the University of Tokyo.
After leaving the University, on the roadside, a girl who sang with a guitar attracted his attention.
There are many people playing piano and performing arts on the streets of Japan, but this girl plays and sings a Chinese song.
This song is Pu Shu’s “Ordinary Road”.
The phrase “I have crossed the mountains and the sea, and also through the sea of people, everything I once possessed, all of a sudden disappeared like smoke”, it suddenly hit Charlie’s heart, making him stop.
This girl looks like she is about twenty years old. She is a little thin and not long enough, but she is pretty.
The little girl can sing very well, but many Japanese people passing by, probably because they don’t understand, they pass by her indifferently, without even looking at her.
And the guitar box in front of her contained only a small amount of yen. If converted into RMB, it might not add up to fifty.
Charlie inferred from the little girl’s pronunciation that the girl should be Chinese, so after the girl finished singing the song, he asked: “Is it Chinese?”
The little girl nodded, smiled sweetly, and said: “I am from Sichuan Province, are you also Chinese?”
Charlie smiled and said, “I am from Aurous Hill.”
After speaking, Charlie asked her: “Are you working or living in Japan?”
“Going to school.” The little girl pointed to the University of Tokyo not far away, and smiled: “I study here, occasionally come out to sing and make some money to subsidize living expenses.”
Charlie nodded, took out the wallet from his pocket, took out about one hundred thousand yen, and put it in the guitar case in front of her.
The girl was taken aback, and hurriedly waved her hand: “Sir, you don’t need to give so much money…”
Charlie smiled slightly: “It is a pleasure to meet a compatriot in another country.”
With that said, afraid that the girl would return the money to him, he turned around and left.
At this moment, several young Japanese men came to the girl, one of them snatched her guitar, and yelled, “Who asked you to sing here? Tell us Bunkyo Has the runaway group said hello? Also, what song are you singing now? Are you looking for death?!”
FAQ Novel
Q: Why did Japanese New Year traditions change?
A: After the Meiji Restoration, Japan shifted its New Year celebration from the lunar to the Gregorian calendar to align with Western practices.
Q: What event is Nanako being supported for?
A: Nanako is receiving support from her university for her participation in the Aurous Hill International College Sanda Competition.
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