Later I thought about it and realized that although Japanese culture was deeply influenced by China, the Japanese people also celebrated the Lunar New Year in the early years, after the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese tried to leave Asia and enter Europe, so they changed the New Year from the Lunar New Year to
Gregorian calendar.
Therefore, the biggest and most grand festival in Japan is actually New Year's Day in the eyes of Chinese people.
Now, the University of Tokyo seems to have entered the eve of the winter vacation, and the students are actively preparing for the exam.
Ye Chen was strolling on the campus of Tokyo University, and couldn't help but think of the situation where Ito Nanako was studying at this university.
If it weren't for seeing it with your own eyes, it would be unimaginable that a girl who looks so weak is not only a top student at the University of Tokyo, but also a powerful Sanda fighting athlete.
This girl is really full of very polarized contradictions.
When he arrived near the library, Ye Chen even saw the support poster of Ito Nanako on the street lamp pole.
The poster contains a photo of Ito Nanako wearing a school uniform, and her smile is really eye-catching.
The content on the poster is to call on students from the University of Tokyo to support Ito Nanako in the Jinling International College Student Sanda Competition.
They even labeled "Japanese No. 1", "Japanese Women's Pride" and "Olympic Gold Medal Competitor".
Ye Chen saw it and couldn't help but shake his head.
I think these tags were all given to her by her classmates who were highly desirable to Ito Nanako.
However, these labels have also caused moral kidnapping to a certain extent to Nanako Ito.
It's like telling Ito Nanako all the time that you must win, otherwise I'm sorry for the strong expectations of Jiangdong's elders.
Compared to this kind of utilitarian support slogan, Ye Chen felt that it would be better to simply say to her: "Just work hard, even if we fail, we will support you."
Thinking of this, Ye Chen shook his head and sighed, took out his cell phone, took the cinema poster as a souvenir.
Seeing that it was getting late and the sky was completely dark, I stepped out of the University of Tokyo.
After leaving the University of Tokyo, on the roadside of the University of Tokyo, there was a girl singing with a guitar, which attracted his attention.
There are many people playing piano and performing skills on the streets of Japan, but this girl is singing a Chinese song.
This song is Pu Shu's "Ordinary Road".
The sentence "I have crossed mountains and seas, and also passed through crowds of people. Everything I once had drifted like smoke in the blink of an eye." It suddenly hit Ye Chen's heart, making him stop.
This girl looks about twenty years old, she has a little thin figure and is not tall enough, but she is pretty and charming.
The little girl sang very well, but many Japanese people passing by might have passed by her indifferently because they couldn't understand it, and they didn't even look at her.
The guitar box in front of her was only a small amount of yen. If it was converted into RMB, it might not be fifty yuan.
Ye Chen inferred from the little girl's pronunciation that the girl should be a Chinese. So after the girl finished singing a song, he asked, "Is she a Chinese?"
The little girl nodded, smiled sweetly, and said, "I am from Sichuan Province, are you also Chinese?"
Ye Chen smiled and said, "I am from Jinling."
After saying that, Ye Chen asked her: "Do you work or live in Japan?"
"Go to school." The little girl pointed to the University of Tokyo not far away and smiled: "I study here, occasionally come out to sing, and earn some money to subsidize my living expenses."
Ye Chen nodded, took out his wallet from his pocket, took out about 100,000 yen, and put it into the guitar box in front of her.
The girl was startled and waved her hand quickly, "Sir, you don't have to give so much money..."
Ye Chen smiled slightly: "It is a happy thing to meet compatriots in a foreign land."
As he said that, he was afraid that the girl would return the money to him again, so he turned around and wanted to leave.
At this moment, a few young Japanese people who were in a state of breath came to the girl. One of them snatched her guitar and shouted, "Who asked you to sing here? Come to our Wenjing
Have you ever greeted the rioter? Also, you are in Japan now, what Chinese songs are you singing? Are you looking for death?!"