When I think back to my childhood, the most important thing I can't forget is the villain book.
Not long ago, I saw a friend post a tattered villain book in the circle of friends, which suddenly pulled me from the real world into my memory. Yes, that's the magic of it! For our generation, the villain book is particularly impressive, it is a book that grows with us, it is also a picture album that accompanies our growth, and it is a treasure that we can't put down.
I remember when I was in elementary school, villain books were "contraband" in the eyes of teachers, and they were not allowed to appear on the desk or in the schoolbag. Teachers want students to read Chinese and math well. In the eyes of those of us "naughty" students, textbook knowledge is a bit boring, and children's nature is to like to be exposed to new things. In those days, there was no Internet, no smart phones, we were in contact with and understood history from books, for us, the villain book has a dual function, both a sense of picture, but also knowledge, naturally become our favorite, is our schoolbag entrainment of "private goods", but also once became some classmates to show off the capital.
My favorite is "Yang Jiajiang", this "Yang Jiajiang" is a set, one book and one chapter, and there seem to be twenty or thirty copies in a set. The old villain book on the stall is a dime or a few cents, if it is a new one, it will cost a few dimes, so far I have not seen the complete "Yang Jiajiang" villain book, I don't know how many endings are the first. My classmates and I are circulating in turns, I carry a copy in my schoolbag, he carries a copy in his schoolbag, I give it to you after reading it, you give it to him after you finish reading, and it goes on like this, so there is often a phenomenon that villain books are lost.
When I buy villain books at a stall, I usually only dare to buy one book at a time, and my classmates from better families buy several copies at a time.
The most embarrassing thing is to be caught by the teacher in the classroom. During a night self-study, I was found out by the Chinese teacher because I didn't finish my homework. I remember when he walked up to my desk, I was in a hurry to do a math problem, and the teacher asked me what about my Chinese homework. I hurriedly picked up my schoolbag to look for it, and when I was nervous, the contents of the entire schoolbag were scattered on the ground, and a brand-new "Yang Jiajiang" villain book also shook off from the schoolbag and appeared in front of the teacher's eyes.
No need to explain, no need to quibble! I was inevitably penalized for standing.
About the author: Kuang Tianlong, a writer and poet, has pen names such as Quicksand, Liushajiang, Liushajianghe, Honghu Lang, Honghu Langtao, etc., and is a member of the Chinese Writers Association. He is a native of Kuangjiahu Street, Kuangjia Ancestral Village, Bianhe Town, Jianli City, Jingzhou City, Hubei Province, and his ancestral home is Kuangjia Village, Zhajin Town, Xiushui County, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, and he was born on the Mid-Autumn Festival in 1976. Graduated from the Department of Chinese, Peking University. He is currently the principal of Jinhuo School in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province. He is the author of several books. Poetry: Poetry is an interesting soul to tell