Yes, the director of our company is almost 40. She's very professional and hasn't yet married either. People mock her behind her back by switching the character for "sage" in "the Great Sage the Equal of Heaven", that Sun Wukong uses for himself in Journey to the West for the character, for "leftover", making it "Great Leftover the Equal of Heaven".

That's tarring a whole group of people with the same brush. There are also people who come from ordinary families, or even less robust family backgrounds and end up being social elites!

You're really too much. What you refer to as elites with remarkable backgrounds are really just arrogant brats with a superiority complex! Moreover, how can you talk about material wealth and the stability of a family as if they're the same thing? Who says that if you're rich in material things that you'll have a more stable family life?

In an interview with reporters in Kyoto on the 19th, Yada said: “unbearable pain and heartache. I never dreamt that (life casualties) would be so many." He said that losing many talented comic artists is a huge loss to our company. ".

If we can find a livelihood, then we also want to pursue our studies. But the present situation in China doesn't allow for it. There so many new graduates that there aren't enough jobs to go around. Universities haven't been pure learning institutions for a while. If you want to blame someone, blame yourselves for extending admissions!

Yeah. Around here, I'm a nobody. If I go back home though, I'll be one of the elite. The company's starting salary is higher than my salary in Shanghai, and they're even giving me a 110 square meter apartment. After I get back, I'm going to use my savings to buy a car too. I'll be middle class. The cost of living is low in small cities. If I stay in Shanghai, I'd have to struggle for another 10 years.