i wanna scream and shout and let it out

Maybe 'they' are characters in a trading - themed story. It could be traders from different regions or even just regular people who have some goods they want to exchange as part of the story's plot. For example, if it's a story about a small village, 'they' could be the villagers with surplus crops or handicrafts that they shout out for trading.

I'm not entirely sure. It could be a creative project by Let Me Explain Studios related to the concept of becoming a ghost story, perhaps in the form of a movie, game or some other media.

I don't know which novel 'Go Shōnen: Volume 3' refers to. If you can provide more context, I can try to answer your question.

The Scream was a 14-story novel about a boy named John. John was an orphan. He grew up on the streets and was often bullied and abused. He longed for love, but his family had abandoned him mercilessly. When John needed it the most, his teacher Edward came to his side. Edward not only taught him knowledge, but also cared for him and loved him. John gradually grew up to be a smart, brave, and caring boy. John experienced many difficulties and challenges as he grew up. He had been misunderstood and bullied, but he had never given up on his dreams and beliefs. He firmly believed that he could become a good person and fight for it. In the end, John became an outstanding person. He used his strength and courage to help many people become a respected person. His story tells us that as long as we have a firm belief and a brave attitude, we will be able to overcome difficulties and realize our dreams. The theme emphasized the beauty and strength of human nature. Through John's story, we can understand that even in the darkness, we should maintain hope and courage. We should learn from John and use our strength and courage to help others realize their dreams.

I'm not sure exactly. You might want to check some music databases or the artist's official website for the accurate release date.

Perhaps 'they' refers to some characters or people in a particular context. 'Shout out goods' might imply making the goods known loudly or publicly in relation to trading. The 'trade story' could be about the history or events related to trading those goods, like how they got the goods, what the market conditions are, etc.

I'm not sure exactly. You might want to check the official website or social media of the manga for the latest release date.

The unique concept. It presents a really extreme situation of human suffering in a technological dystopia which is quite different from other science fiction works.

Shang Shanhu had planned and carried out Sean's rescue from the fire. Originally, Shang Shanhu had planned to trap Xiao En in the dead soldier's body and get him out of the fire. However, because Chen Pingping had led the Black Flag to attack Northern Qi, Shang Shanhu had changed his plan and decided to rescue Xiao En from the fire first. Therefore, Xiao En was saved by Shang Shanhu.

Why did the mute widow not let Han Chong compensate in the movie "Shout the Mountain"? There wasn't a clear answer to this question because the plot of the movie " Cry the Mountain " wasn't completely clear. However, we can infer some possible reasons from some of the plots in the movie. First of all, the mute widow and Han Chong were from the same village. They lived in the same cave. In the movie, we can see that their relationship is not very good. It can even be said that they are enemies. Therefore, the Mute Widow might think that Han Chong had not returned the money he owed her, so she should not ask him for compensation. Secondly, the movie did not clearly explain why the mute widow owed Han Chong money. Perhaps it was because Han Chong had once helped her or because they had some dealings in the past. Therefore, the Mute Widow might think that she did not need to compensate Han Chong and Han Chong might not realize his mistake. Finally, there were some hints in the plot of the movie, such as the mute widow placing an empty bowl in the cave, implying that she did not owe Han Chong money. In addition, Han Chong also showed a greedy and selfish behavior in the movie, which might make the mute widow more determined not to ask Han Chong for compensation.