Chapter IV

Most of them are little girls, but few are little boys. They call themselves the 57th ethnic group in China, "the Kazak and Korean." The JTL 'group consists of three people, separated from the' hot 'group of five. The singing group dances while singing, and they are all small fresh meat. Money's user name comes from money yuan, a member of the hot group. She has opened the section "hahan hot Literature Museum". In order to keep the little girl, I was 33 years old at that time, and I also called myself ha Han:) Chen Lin and others opened other sections, with dozens of sections. I also registered "Star", "Kazak and Korean", "Korean wave" and other IDS to join the fun and interact with little girls.

I like Shu Qi because she is very similar to me (wild, childish, but full of Femininity), Opened the Shuqi section. At that time, I was also the moderator of Shu Qi, a star website. Someone sent me the first time I met Shu Qi. I turned to Yemei without posting. She found it and replied that I had stolen her first time.

I made friends in Asia and met an English woman, Margaret Stephenson (the so-called Ge Hua 24 in Ge Hua book), who is several years older than me, is from Manchester, England. After several e-mails, I always said "my wife" at the beginning. When I exchanged e-mails with a foreign woman, I said "I love you" for the first time, so that a foreign woman said: "you say I love you, just like you say hello".

Margaret sent me a large package of gifts, two silver bracelets to my niece, a fine gold necklace to my mother-in-law, gold rings, fine gold bracelets, and so on. She also sent me a Manchester United Poster (including Beckham), which I posted in my bedroom. I also took the jewelry to the gold shop to identify it. The salesperson said it was worthless. Maybe she was afraid that I might steal it to sell the stolen goods. She didn't look at it carefully.

I returned a gift. I spent 10 yuan to buy a ring at the manna mall, and sent a photo of my red pants (in Jiaoshan, Zhenjiang) and a photo of my son's Kindergarten (as a child photo of me). I put a 50 cent note in the box. The female postal staff checked it and refused to send 50 cents. Marguerite received my photo, scanned it in the library and gave it to me electronically, so I uploaded it online.

I posted a post on a historical section of sina. Because it was a Christian Post, a netizen objected to me and argued several times. He said that I was the 33rd son of God in China. My user name was god33cn. He said that Christians were inferior. But when he couldn't argue with me, he went to see the priest St. John (member of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference) in Beijing. The priest objected to my country's era and said it was still the era of the Holy Spirit. If he was awarded to Bora, he refuted me. He also registered his "God's father" account, so that a female netizen said that he was arrogant and dark. He said that in the history section, I posted a religious post. The female netizen said, "doesn't religion belong to history?"

I posted a post on the Chinanet forum. The female moderator asked me to explain "sin" and "death". At that time, I replied according to common sense. She ridiculed me for not understanding. Christian sin was "out of purpose" (not reaching God's goal), and death was "isolation" (being isolated from God). A netizen refuted her, saying that what she thought was right.

Of course, Internet Christians say I am heretical, and politely say I am ultra extreme. There was an Internet cafe where Adam ate forbidden fruit. The old man of the Internet cafe saw me typing and said that the reactionary would not let me send it. I refuted him. His son also said that he was an ordinary Christian article, so I sent it to my Sohu personal homepage.

Fm365 has an alternative paradise section. I often post, and the moderator often refines. He asked me to reply to other people's posts. I replied several times, but I have to write articles, publicize, and build a website. I really don't have time to read other people's Posts and reply to other people's posts.