Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment, the Diary of a 95 Flower

Chapter 174 The Sichuan-Chongqing Tyrannosaurus Rex Revealed

"A thousand paper cranes?"

"Just asking, I saw my deskmate folding origami cranes during evening self-study."

Upon hearing this word, Jiang Yang thought for a while before remembering what it meant.

Back in my student days, I folded some paper, put it in a bottle, and gave it to a girl I liked.

Too childish.

You still have to sort the trash when you throw it away.

Later, even junior high school students couldn't resist the allure of origami cranes; they could only move elementary school students.

The bottle I give to the girl will no longer contain origami cranes; it must contain banknotes for her to find it romantic.

When he has money, he pulls his hair and wipes his sweat.

When you're short on cash, pause your phone and zoom in to view the content.

What other things happened during my student days?

During recess exercises, I would steal glances at the girl I liked, but when we turned around, our eyes met, and we both looked away.

Pretending to look at the blackboard newspaper while glancing at someone out of the corner of her eye, she discovered that the other person was also secretly looking at her, and the two of them simultaneously looked away.

I touched your fingertip when handing you the homework.

They bumped into each other in the hallway and suddenly started moving their hands and feet in unison.

You send a message and immediately regret it; you long-press to recall but accidentally delete it.

There are many more, but I can't remember them all.

"I quite like it," Jiang Yang replied.

I saw Tian Xiwei's lips move, but I didn't hear what she said; the surrounding noise was too loud.

The motion-activated lights in the stairwell remained on due to the dense footsteps.

Jiang Yang was flicked on the shoulder by the ponytail of one of the girls in front of him.

It was faint, as if someone had stepped on the shoe.

Tian Xiwei leaned back half a body length from Jiang Yang, her neck stiff as she looked down at the road, not daring to look up, but actually she was looking at Jiang Yang's hand.

She lightly brushed the back of her hand against Jiang Yang's.

Breathe lightly to the point of almost holding your breath.

I felt uneasy.

Is the teacher nearby?
Will my classmates see this?
Glancing around out of the corner of her eye, her eyelashes trembled rapidly, and her heart raced with panic.

Noticing that Jiang Yang seemed to have glanced at her, she immediately lowered her head and fiddled with the zipper of her school uniform, her ears burning with embarrassment.

Move the dance bag from this left shoulder to this right shoulder.

He deliberately walked quickly up the stairs, then slowed down, creating the coincidence of being squeezed together with Jiang Yang by the crowd.

Seeing that Jiang Yang didn't shake off her hand like yesterday, she pretended to accidentally touch the back of Jiang Yang's hand with her little finger, then withdrew it as if she had been electrocuted.

The second time they met, her fingertips gently hooked around Jiang Yang's index finger.

What am I so cowardly about?

I can't stand it.

Tian Xiwei cursed herself inwardly.

The people around her were talking about a team fight in League of Legends. Tian Xiwei couldn't understand what they were saying, but she could hear that they were having a great time and burst into laughter when they were almost at the first-floor exit of the stairwell.

Very noisy.

Using the noise as cover, Tian Xiwei suddenly grabbed Jiang Yang's entire hand with her left hand.

The vulgar hustle and bustle masked my burning ears.

Jiang Yang's attention was entirely focused on the details of the people around him chatting and playing games.

She could feel her hand being held by Tian Xiwei.

I didn't pay much attention to it.

Suddenly, she belatedly realized that Tian Xiwei's palms were slightly sweaty and her little finger was trembling.

He glanced at Tian Xiwei.

Her fine eyelashes trembled.

I couldn't help but curse myself for being a real beast, because I subconsciously glanced at the girl's neckline.

Fortunately, Tian Xiwei's zipper was zipped up tightly enough.

Looking further down, Tian Xiwei's toes are not visible because they are blocked.

Unlike my silly little sister at home, who is malnourished and underdeveloped.

The conversation around me about League of Legends has shifted to Edison Chen.

Tian Xiwei was somewhat interested in this topic.

Knowing that Edison Chen was a very famous star in Hong Kong, but not knowing much about him, I asked, "Jiang Yang, do you know Edison Chen?"

"He's the most carefree guy in all of Hong Kong."

Jiang Yang recalled a rap song by Edison Chen.

The song is called "爽" (Shuang).

It expresses a casual and self-assured attitude towards life.

The concise and powerful expression conveys Edison Chen's love for life and his persistence in being himself.

Every time Jiang Yang heard Edison Chen sing the line "How to explain? Awesome!", one sentence would pop into his head: Take the computer to get it fixed, awesome!

Do you recognize him?

During a break in conversation, Tian Xiwei used the sleeve of her school uniform to partially cover her and Jiang Yang's hands, which were clasped together.

“I recognize it,” Jiang Yang nodded.

Tian Xi's pupils contracted slightly. Jiang Yang actually knew Edison Chen?
Jiang Yang moved closer to Tian Xiwei, lowered his head so that Tian Xiwei could hear his voice clearly: "Chen Guanxi looks fierce, but he is actually kind-hearted. I ran into him once in Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong, and he greeted me warmly."

Tian Xiwei tightened her grip on Jiang Yang's hand.

If any other classmate said that, I wouldn't hesitate for a second and would think they were bragging.

But it was Jiang Yang who said it.

Tian Xi hesitated for a few seconds, thinking that Jiang Yang was bragging.

Jiang Yang continued, "At the time, I was puzzled as to why Edison Chen greeted me and then immediately turned his back on me. Later I found out that he had mistaken me for someone else and thought I was his friend Wu Yanzu."

Hear the words.

Tian Xiwei's dimples suddenly stopped trembling: "I was actually listening very attentively."

Mutter something.

Suddenly I realized something.

After being teased by Jiang Yang, he seemed less anxious.

Was Jiang Yang trying to help himself and ease his emotions?

Tian Xiwei held hands with her left hand and twisted the dance bag straps into a braid with her right hand, a faint smile on her face.

Then the conversation turned to another Hong Kong celebrity: "Jiang Yang, do you know Zeng Zhiwei?"

"He's a veteran actor, his acting is absolutely amazing. There's no role that Zeng Zhiwei can't handle, unless the other actor is either Yang or Yang."

Who are the Yang brothers?
Tian Xiwei didn't know her.

Don't care either.

Her attention was focused on the hand she was holding with Jiang Yang.

She only dared to hold hands with Jiang Yang for a short while in a crowded stairwell.

We parted ways as soon as we left the teaching building.

Even after getting into Jiang Yang's Corolla, Tian Xiwei still had a gentle smile on her face.

As the Corolla's door closed, the dance costume underneath the school uniform suddenly became very hot.

As the car turned right from the school gate onto Longmen Street and onto Yingbin Road.

As the train drove from the old North Gate Station onto Bailong Avenue, and finally reached Binhe East Road, Tian Xiwei involuntarily brought her knees together.

The Huaiyuan River embankment is just ahead.

Park the car.

We arrived at the riverbank.

You can see sand-carrying ships on the dark river, trailing their dim navigation lights.

The red lights on the tower cranes at the construction site on the opposite bank are very conspicuous.

Barbecue stalls sizzled and steamed by the roadside, and the streetlights flickered as if they were malfunctioning.

The cement railings are covered with faded graffiti.

Most of them were carved by students who used to come here on dates.

The format is to engrave the initials of both parties' names on the left and right sides, and draw a heart in the middle, representing that they are locked together and will never be separated.

Jiang Yang subconsciously felt it was childish.

Those who said they would never be apart later found even liking each other's posts on social media unnecessary.

The faded initials of my name are like expired canned goods, locking away only the innocence of yesteryear.

Then, when Jiang Yang noticed the sincere, clear, and longing look in Tian Xiwei's eyes as she looked at the couples' childish doodles, he realized that his way of thinking now was completely different from that of his eighteen-year-old self.

The light in her eyes as she looked at the graffiti reminded him that he, too, had once believed in forever.

What we scoff at as adults was once our most fervent belief as teenagers.

We walked along the riverbank, chatting idly.

Let's talk about the monthly exams from the past two days.

They talked about how delicious the grilled sausages from the school store were.

Their hands met again without them even realizing it.

This is not a school; there are no classmates or teachers here.

What started as just palms touching gradually turned into fingers interlocking.

The warmth of palms touching reaches the heart before any words can express it.

However, when asked if he wanted to see her dance, Jiang Yang couldn't bring himself to say it.

We were almost done strolling around.

Tian Xiwei appeared calm on the surface, with a faint smile on her lips, but inside she was extremely agitated.

Do you want to ask?

Wouldn't Jiang Yang find that strange?
Ugh, this is so annoying!

Tian Xiwei noticed her phone vibrate and took it out. It was a voice message from her father on WeChat.

Upon listening, it wasn't the old man's voice, but the innocent laughter of his younger sister, who was in elementary school: "Sister, sister, sister..."

Tian Xi sent a voice message, her soft, gentle voice turning irritable: "Don't bother me! I'm so annoyed right now!"

Jiang Yang's lips twitched.

Suddenly, I felt a cool breeze by the river.

The Sichuan-Chongqing Tyrannosaurus Rex has been revealed.

Tian Xi glanced up at Jiang Yang, a faint smile returning to her lips: "I'm not usually that fierce."

[Under your care, Tian Xiwei's acting skills have improved, and you have received corresponding feedback.]

(End of this chapter)