Impressions of the Sea and Rivers
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I first met Hai Chuan through a colleague. I saw him constantly downloading materials from a forum, and the quality of the materials he downloaded was quite good. After noticing this a few times, I also registered there as well. Who would have thought that when it was time to use it, upon opening the post intended for downloading, there suddenly appeared an obstacle – expressed in very polite terms: “Sorry, your reading permissions are insufficient” or “Your downloading permissions are insufficient”. I suddenly felt a bit anxious; first, of course, I blamed others, and second, of course, I blamed myself – why didn’t I put in the effort earlier? Actually, I had previously “roamed” other forums as well and uploaded and downloaded materials; maybe I’m used to free services, and I’m also used to offering help to others enthusiastically, so I’m a bit unaccustomed to it now. Once I actually \"participated\" and was overjoyed like a primary school student after receiving a \"red envelope\", I suddenly felt a sense of childlike innocence emerge in me. I’ve started to like this forum, as well as the “wealth” it offers – including red envelopes and various members of different “levels.” I feel happy when I can earn a little wealth, and I also feel satisfied when I can give something to others. I think there’s something great about this forum. Sometimes, when I use someone else’s things, I feel a sense of obligation, but this forum gives me the opportunity to do so; even if it’s just a small amount, it’s still the best gift I can offer. A little wealth isn’t much, but what lies behind it is truly valuable; at least it prevents one from feeling indebted to others. I like Haichuan, as well as its rules. I hope that friends like me, who are beginners, can find a place they like after a long day of work, to put away their documents, look up information, learn something, and relax.
It’s great insight; you’ve expressed it very well, and it’s truly moving. I hope that, as you said, you will come to Haichuan often in the future to offer your suggestions for its development.
Hehe, I also want a red envelope, but I don’t qualify. :'( :D
However, what you said is great; I agree completely. In fact, as long as one puts in sincerity in whatever they do, they will always reap good results. :)
Keep it up! Once you reach 15 posts, you can claim a red envelope.:) At first, in order to get that red envelope, I stayed up until 10 p.m.; it was really tiring, but my enthusiasm for reading posts remained high.:) It seems that both real and virtual wealth are quite attractive to people.:)
Hehe, is 10 o’clock considered staying up late too? Yesterday I stayed up until after 5 a.m. and just wandered around Haichuan the whole time~~~