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Jiang and Zhu Suosuo are high school classmates.
Both of them are Shanghainese and both are only children.
On the day of admission, Sun Nan only heard a female voice calling from behind: Lock this side, lock this side.
It is said that Sun Nan, whose mother tongue is Cantonese, is very surprised by this. Why is someone called Sao Sao? I couldn't help looking back at her and saw a mole in the corner of an oval face.
At that time, Sun Nan, who was 12 years old, thought, "Sure enough.
Later, she was called Sao Sao, a nickname spread all over girls' schools. Zhu Suosuo didn't like it at first, but later she really accepted it and even gave up her English name.
In Shanghai dialect, the reduplication of soft and waxy sisters and suosuo is completely different from reading in Cantonese, but reading in Shanghai dialect is light and charming.
Two girls from Shanghai became good friends, although they didn't speak Shanghainese very well.
Lock Lock once asked Sun Nan: Will we fall out? If so, it would be sad.
Sun Nan replied: Maybe what will happen? Make up as before, and never refuse to fall apart.
Two people are reading Wuthering Heights, hiding in the room at night and crying.
I made an appointment to buy a note from a boy in a neighboring school and spread it out for circulation. I often go to Jiang's house for summer vacation.
Suosuo's surname is Zhu, but he doesn't live here. His father is a perennial sailor. ...
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