"Dad, when will I go to elementary school?" Pengpeng specially wore a pink skirt today, hugged her little pig Feimao, and ran to the study with her schoolbag on her back to ask Zhang Zhong.
It seems that she has no nostalgia for kindergarten life at all, but has unlimited imagination about primary school life.
"It will be two months before I can go to elementary school," Zhang Zhong said.
"Ah - it will take another two months." Pengpeng said disappointedly.
Zhang Zhong looked at Pengpeng with a disappointed face and laughed. Maybe in a few months, she will know how stupid she is today.
If her excitement about going to elementary school can be maintained for a period of time after she enters elementary school, then Zhang Zhong will be able to smile. However, based on Zhang Zhong's understanding of his daughter, this girl just doesn't know what she will face yet.
"How can you go to school if you don't have any books?" Zhang Chong said with a smile.
"I have books, many books." Pengpeng opened her schoolbag, which contained her fairy tale picture books.
"It's not a book like this. There are special books for primary school students. When you go to school, the school will send you textbooks." Zhang Zhong explained.
"Oh, that's it. Do I have to wait two months before I can get the book?"
"Yeah, but it doesn't matter if you don't have a book. Dad teaches you how to do it in the book. Dad will teach you how to write a few words today."
"What word is it? Is it still grandma's name?" Pengpeng's two little eyebrows wrinkled.
After Zhang Zhong taught her to write her own name last time, he also taught her to write the names of her grandparents. However, the three characters "Hu Huifang" gave Pengpeng a headache, especially the character "Hui" in the middle.
"I won't teach you these words today. The words I will teach you today are very simple. As long as you study hard, you will definitely be able to learn them." Zhang Zhong said in a persuasive way.
"Then what if I don't study seriously?"
Zhang Zhong's eyes widened and he threatened, "If you don't follow me seriously, my father will beat you."
Pengpeng hugged his head secretly, shrank his neck and said, "Good fathers don't hit people."
Zhang Zhong couldn't help but laugh and said, "Good children always listen to their father."
"I didn't say I wasn't serious about studying, I was just asking."
Zhang Zhong rolled his eyes, wrote three words on the paper, and then said to Pengpeng, "Pengpeng, do you know these three words?"
"I know - the character in the middle is a three character."
"Where are these two next to me?"
Pengpeng shook his head and said, "I don't know."
"Dad, I tell you, these three words are 'thirteen thousand'."
"What does thirty thousand mean?"
"Thirty thousand is one person."
"The name is so strange."
"Well, do you know what the teacher taught dad when he was in elementary school?"
Pengpeng shook his head.
"Our teacher first taught us Chinese characters. On the first day, the teacher taught us the character '一'." Zhang Zhong wrote a "一" on the paper.
"I know him too." Pengpeng said happily.
Zhang Chong continued with a smile, "The next day, the teacher taught us the word 'two'."
He wrote another two on the paper.
"I know this too." Pengpeng said, clapping his hands and suddenly seeing two words that he recognized. This was a big deal for Pengpeng.
"Well, Pengpeng is really amazing." Zhang Zhong wrote three on the paper again, "On the third day, the teacher taught us three."
"I know them all."
"At that time, there was a kid in our school who also learned Chinese characters. He felt that Chinese characters were very simple. One character was one horizontal line, two characters were two horizontal lines, and three characters were three horizontal lines. So he opened a school of his own to teach people how to read Chinese characters.
Character."
"No, I know Ten, but Ten is not Ten Heng."
"Yes, it's a pity that the kid is not as smart as you. He opened a school and some people came to study, but the first student who came gave him a headache."
"Why?" Pengpeng asked.
"Because that student's name is Thirteen Thousand. To write the student's name, this person drew thirteen thousand horizontal lines."
"Hahahaha, this person is so stupid." Pengpeng covered his stomach and laughed.
Zhang Zhong also laughed, "So you see, there is no need to draw thirteen thousand horizontal strokes for Wan San Qian. As long as it is written like this, it can be completed with only nine strokes in total."
"Really!"
Pengpeng clapped her hands happily and said, "There are really only nine paintings."
A black line rose from Zhang Zhong's head. He thought Pengpeng had learned it, but he didn't expect that she was counting the strokes of these words.
However, this teaching was still a success. Pengpeng at least learned three words - it should be two characters, because she had known the word three before.
These three characters have few strokes and are easy to learn. There are no complicated strokes and it is not difficult to write.
Zhang Zhong taught Pengpeng how to write horizontally and vertically last time, so he took this opportunity to teach her how to write horizontally and horizontally.
…
Originally, the release of "The Three-Body Problem" had high hopes, because the last time "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" did not break the first-day sales record of Linde's "Necromancer 8", people were thinking about Zhang Zhong's success this time.
Can the new book break this record in one fell swoop?
But this is already impossible, because on July 7, only one country in the world, China, released the book "The Three-Body Problem".
In China's market, if it can break three or four million, it is considered very powerful, but it can't even touch the edge of "Dead Soul 8".
Netizens are a little strange, because Zhang Zhong's actions this time are a little abnormal. Logically speaking, the current situation and momentum are not the time to open up the world market. Why did he shrink back to China?
【Is this hunger marketing? Is this hunger marketing?】
[You don’t care if it’s hunger marketing, but you are from China anyway, why aren’t you happy to read a book? 】
【I am not Chinese.】
【Then it’s enough if you can speak Chinese.】
[Yes, I can speak Chinese, so that’ll be fine. 】
[I still want to see miracles happen in sales, but I can’t do that now.]
【Hahaha, this is good, the foreigner will be anxious to death this time.】
[That’s it. Why do we have to be bilingual and synchronized when their country’s books have to wait a long time to be translated?]
【I think they should learn Chinese.】
If netizens here in China are relatively calm, then netizens in other countries are feeling unbalanced.
[This time it’s not published simultaneously globally.] (Yes, these comments are all in English)
[Hasn’t this happened before? Is there anything strange about it? 】
[That was a long time ago. The recent books are all bilingual and synchronized. I am used to it. Sometimes I don’t even feel that pz is Chinese. 】
[I also just learned that pz is from China. I always thought he was American.]
[Actually, you can also buy it, but it only has the Chinese version.]
[It seems that this time I can only watch Parker’s reading reaction.]
【Who is Parker upstairs?】
[Parker, don’t you know? He’s the one who reads “Dune”. He often makes videos of his reaction to reading. He is now a fluent Chinese speaker.]