[American Entertainment] Dance out of my youth

Talking about the trip to China in early September, Tom was very happy.Grace agreed to go with him, and he managed to find two weeks of free time to spend a few extra days with her in China.This time he was doing publicity in Beijing. The work itinerary included the day of arrival, a total of 9 days, after which he was free to move around.I plan to go to Shanghai for a few days, Hangzhou and Suzhou, and then go to Yunnan.After all, the time is still very tight.

Grace said that he needs to learn a little more Chinese and start a bilingual conversation with him; take him to a Chinese restaurant and ask him to order in Chinese; and ask him to learn how to use chopsticks—why Chinese people can eat with two sticks thing!This is too difficult!

"Why is this so difficult?" Grace was puzzled, "Isn't this just a simple lever principle? There are two wooden sticks, one is supported by the ring finger, and the other wooden stick uses the index finger as the force point to perform strenuous lever movement, clamping Food does not fall because of static friction, which is all junior high school physics knowledge."

He muttered: "It's not fair! Everyone knows that Chinese people are good at physics and chemistry."

Grace was angry and funny, "What are you talking about? I'm British, are you talking in your sleep?"

"Isn't it? You have learned mathematics very well since you were a child. It is not a problem for you to ask any questions."

I didn't bother to talk to him, "Even if you praise me hard, you have to learn to use chopsticks yourself."

"But chopsticks are really hard to use." It's not that they can't use them, but they can't be used as flexibly as Grace's.She nastyly asked him to practice picking up quail eggs with chopsticks, saying that if he practiced enough to pick up the quail eggs without rolling off, he would be considered accomplished.But he couldn't do it until his wrists were sore.

"Practice slowly."

There is also Chinese, there is no clear tense expression, and the way of expression is too flexible, "delicious" and "delicious" don't mean the same thing, "sleep over" and "sleep over" don't mean the same thing, "like" A person" and "like a person" do not mean the same thing.

This is too difficult!

His Chinese level has never deviated from the scope of "100 basic dialogues". Super hard!

The first sentence Grace taught him in Chinese was of course "I love you".

It's very simple, subject to subject, object to object, verb to verb.

I also taught him how to say "I love you" in French, Russian, Japanese, and Spanish, and it worked really well when he was frolicking in bed.

What else?

She is very charming when she speaks Chinese, hey, you can’t say that, that is—your beloved speaks a language you don’t understand, or a language with tones like music, and it will add a mysterious exotic.Sometimes he wondered if Elliott's family had just moved in that day and he hadn't gone out to play, or if he had gone out but gone in a different direction, would he have known her in the future?

This is a mysterious and mysterious question. Different choices will lead to different lives.

Maybe I will still know her, after all, I don't live far away, but whether it will develop to the present situation, that's hard to say.

She talked about the issue of "probability". A person's life trajectory is composed of many "choices". The river of fate has many directions, and it all depends on which branch you choose at that time.

By the end of August, though, Grace wasn't in such a good mood.

The two had a big fight over Tessa first, and Grace complained that he kept a pet but didn't clean up the kennel and the fallen dog hair; Tom was very aggrieved, saying that Tessa was not his pet alone.

"But I said I want a cat, I want a cat, I don't like dogs!" she said angrily.

"You know I don't like cats."

"So? I accommodated you and raised a dog, but you refused to clean it up!"

"Didn't I just forget? Why don't you just tell me to do it?" He couldn't figure out why she was so angry all of a sudden.

"I'm not your nanny!" Grace was furious, "If you have a pet, you should learn to be responsible for it (it)."

"She (she)."

She glared at him dissatisfied, "If you can't do such a small thing well, how can I believe that you will live with me stably for several years or ten years?"

Tom didn't understand even more, "How can this be put together?"

"Why not? There will be more problems in family life, countless problems. If you are always so childish and refuse to be responsible for what you should do, what is the 'future'?"

He really didn't understand her logic, "For a little dog hair, you question my sense of responsibility?"

"Don't you understand? What does it mean for two people to raise pets together? It's a preview of raising children together in the future-have you never thought about it?"

He was shocked, "What?" Pets and children?Is this the same thing?

He thought for a while, "But you don't usually care about Tessa—" He was puzzled: Does this mean that Grace lacks the necessary care for the "child"?But pets and your own children must be two concepts, right?

Grace replied very wittily: "Women are different from men. Women have to get pregnant before they can produce love for children, but men can't get pregnant, so the necessary chemical molecules can be produced without changing the state of the body."

Hey, it seems to make sense!Can't refute!

He was so dazed that he had to admit, "It's my fault, I should clean it up." But it always felt like something was wrong.

Tessa is a Staffordshire bull terrier with a short, dark gray-blue coat. Shedding is not as serious as long-haired dogs, but it still sheds. Grace doesn't like dog hair at home, and hates dogs As for the smell on his body, he usually cleans up very diligently, but things like dog hair are always missing.

Grace usually doesn't care much about these small things, so she suddenly cares about it, and it's a bit wrong no matter how she thinks.

He obediently admitted his mistake, and she wasn't so angry anymore.After a while, Tom re-cleaned the living room, and asked her belatedly: "Did you...you went to school today, did something happen in school?"

She just got angry, and now she is too embarrassed to continue to get angry at him.She leaned on the sofa, not in a high mood, and replied lazily: "No."

"Why is that?" He sat next to her, leaning against her face with tiredness, "You are not like this usually."

"That's because I have a good temper. I usually don't care about these trivial matters with you."

"Yes, I know you are the best and gentlest, so today, why?"

She refused to say it at first, asked several times, and finally said, "I won't be able to graduate next year, and I have to postpone it for a year."

"why?"

"It's because I don't have enough published papers," she said distraughtly. "I'm one paper short."

I didn't understand it very well, but I immediately expressed my support, "It's just an extra year, I don't care."

She sighed, "I may be too anxious to graduate successfully. In fact, it usually takes 5 years to study for a master's and doctoral degree. I missed a year for a master's degree. I originally thought that I could get a doctorate one year earlier."

"Don't worry too much." He thought that everything went well for her since she was a child, so he would feel frustrated if she suddenly found out that she couldn't graduate early as planned.Uh, so, she brought back her resentment because her studies were not going well?It's called "venting anger," right?

He was a little displeased, but thinking about it, it is true that what he did was not perfect. It was very bad for her to blame him, but it was also because he did not do a good job of cleaning the house that made her fault. Thinking about it this way, he I also felt that I shouldn't be angry.

"Don't worry," stroking her face, "isn't it a one-year delay? It's nothing, but you won't be able to graduate until 2019, and you're still very young."

She sighed again, "You don't understand."

"I don't understand what you are anxious about, you tell me."

"Anyway, it's just annoying."

"How can you be happier? Go shopping? Or just go for a walk?"

"Let's go out and eat."

For the next few days, Grace was still in a low mood.She was busy all day thinking about how to publish another paper as soon as possible, but a paper that is qualified to be published in an international journal cannot be produced casually. If there is no suitable topic, it will not work, and indeed there is no need to worry.

In the past few days, she didn't get angry at Tom anymore, and he cleaned up the dog fur very diligently, especially paying attention not to let her clothes get dog hair, and cleaned the sofa with a mini vacuum cleaner if nothing happened.Grace came up with the idea that he shave Tessa's hair completely, which he ignored.

September 9th, Beijing.

Arriving at Beijing Capital International Airport at 4:[-] p.m., the local staff picked up director Joe Watts, actor Tom Holland, and accompanying assistant Harrison.

It was the first time for several of them to visit China, and they found it very novel.

"Have you ever been to Beijing?" Tom asked while looking at the street outside the car window.

"Come here." Grace looked down at the ipad.I told him before, he probably forgot.

"Oh yes, you said that before."

"Natives in Beijing speak the Beijing dialect, which has an accent, such as," she switched to a Beijing accent, "'Where are you going', 'Please take care of me'."

The staff just laughed.

"Do I pronounce it right?" she asked.

"It's quite standard, that is, Beijing locals will know that you are not from Beijing as soon as they hear it."

"I should learn Mandarin." She switched to Mandarin again, "Doesn't it mean that I can't tell that I'm a foreigner?"

The staff member said with a smile: "Mandarin is very standard. I can't tell whether it is a southerner or a northerner, but it is still more southern, and the northerner accent is easier to recognize."

"How many years ago did you come to Beijing?" the staff asked again.

"Yes—seven years, seven years ago."

Tom said, "It was the year you graduated from high school, right?"

She nodded.

"How do you feel about Beijing?"

"Too dry."

The author has something to say: *The countdown is over!There are 60 chapters in total, and there are 4 more chapters to finish!

*I don’t want to open a new book for Meiyu. Meiyu’s reader base is there. No matter how popular Downey is, most of them will still be with Tony Stark’s bonus, just like Holland’s brother with Peter Parker’s bonus. Those who don't watch real people still don't know how to watch real people, and it has little to do with the number of their own FANS groups.

*Some people are asking why they don’t write about Meiyu anymore. Apart from income considerations (of course, this is the biggest reason), there are more and more restrictions on online articles. European and American celebrities and real people have always been marginalized subjects. I can't write it anymore (domestic stars can't write it long ago, and they can't write words with the same pronunciation).And it's also very difficult to write. After all, we don't know what kind of personality a real person is, and we haven't seen what a real person looks like. It's all nonsense, and it's inevitable OOC.I have written several books, 300 million words, and it is time to switch to other genres. "Supermodel Queen" will be different from the previous ones, and will focus on the career line.

In fact, there are many reasons for the author to write a book, but if he doesn't write & doesn't want to write, it must be because the income is not high & it doesn't meet expectations.