It’s been ten years – has this person been found? Let’s imagine what he should be doing
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At 10:59 a.m. on July 16, 2009, a Baidu user with the registration ID 222.94.255.* posted a message in the World of Warcraft forum titled “Jia Junpeng, your mother is calling you home for dinner,” and the content of that message consisted of just two letters: RT. This post seems to be from a friend or neighbor named Jia Junpeng, reminding Jia Junpeng, who is online at an internet cafe, to go home quickly to eat, as his mother is looking for him. The post is plain and unadorned, extremely simple, with nothing remarkable about it. Yet it was this seemingly ordinary post that, in a short time, created the astonishing magic of the Chinese Internet. “\"Jia Junpeng, your mother is calling you home for dinner\" became the top of the list of the ten most popular phrases on the Chinese Internet back then, and its appeal endures to this day; after all, people still don’t know whether there really is such a person as Jia Junpeng, or who he actually is
Simple and unadorned, extremely honest and sincere, adorably cute
This is also the helplessness of a mother.
The characters in the virtual world are probably unrecoverable; he lives on the Aezus continent.
Looking at the title, I thought there would be more content after it:o
Filled with a mother’s hope that her child lost in games will return, and the helplessness seen by passersby
It’s an open-topic discussion – one can imagine what he is doing right now
It seems you haven’t played World of Warcraft; this is a landmark event in the topic economy
This plain and unadorned young man should also be establishing a family and building a career