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Headlines reported on the requirement for real-name registration when sending packages; a reporter wrote about Mei Changsu, yet the delivery worker failed to check his ID. Failing to meet the real-name requirement made it to the front page. With so many packages, checking ID documents one by one – don’t get exhausted! It's already a huge task to conduct thorough quality checks. Besides, is the name Mei Changsu really that special? It’s a very common name. It’s not strange even if it’s written in the name of your governor; after all, I don’t even know the governor’s name – that’s normal. What if it’s written in the name of the courier company’s chairman? There are many people with the same name. I guess you accidentally wrote his family member’s name; he might need to check the information carefully. What people pay attention to is different. Back to the topic: who is Mei Changsu?
Should it be pronounced CHANG or ZHANG here? It means I’m not familiar with this person; if you need anything, please burn paper.
I don’t know; maybe it hasn’t grown yet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The protagonist of the currently popular TV series \"The Untamed\": lol. The use of this name by the journalist shows that the requirement for real-name registration for deliveries is, for now, merely a formality. . . . .
Well, that’s just the aesthetic sense of journalists. When \"The Untamed\" is popular, everyone must watch it, but what time does a delivery worker have to watch it given their busy schedule? Like me, I haven’t watched a single episode; the people upstairs have done the same. Only someone like Sister Qi would be so enthusiastic about this kind of TV show. I remember my wife loving to watch Descendants of the Sun and Empresses in the Palace, never getting tired of them. Now when I watch TV and switch channels, if I come across \"Empresses in the Palace\", I still want to keep watching it, even though I’ve already seen it several times. I don’t understand
Haha, the headline of a news story is also important; otherwise, there wouldn’t be so many clicks. Speaking of Legend of Zhen Huan, it is a relatively successful palace drama produced in recent years; those who enjoy it usually watch it at least twice. . . .
Let me make it clear: Mei Changsu is the nephew by marriage of the sister of the son of Mei Changsu’s grandfather. . .
I see, that’s why it seemed strange when I watched the news this morning as well