Wo de peng you hen shao
by Wang tian yi, Ping ban du
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How does the initial conversation between Yu Lai and Ye Kong about the difficulty of making friends reflect the universal awkwardness and longing of youth?
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In what ways does creating an online-style club or "social persona" (she) allow the characters to express parts of themselves they usually keep hidden?
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Why do you think Ye Kong's unconventional approach paradoxically ends up attracting so many diverse personalities to the group?
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